Czarny czwartek Page #4

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2011
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the Polish Council of State

can approve for an arrest

warrant up to three months.

I can't listen to this anymore!

As allegedly militia

and MSW acted, heroically,

not actually doing anything.

Where else in the world

can this be happening?

You've created an environment

of rotten liberalism

and hooligan actions.

I don't give a damn about

this whole propaganda,

if it helps -

shoot to maintain order.

I should dismiss all those militia

commanders and ministers

for not knowing the law!

Tomorrow we start a political

campaign on television.

JZEF TEJCHMA:

The member of the Politbiuro.

How much shall we talk

about the riots?

Rather refrain

from informing at all.

As for the economical matters,

we need to organize

a sale of fish,

no margin, no unions,

no storehouses.

The Presidium of the City Council

Faster! Move you ass!

F***ing faster! Move!

Stay still!

Where the f*** are you going?

- To visit my Mom. At Municipal Hospital!

She works there. - Show me your hands!

- Do you work? - I study at at the

Shipyard vocational school.

Bandit from the Shipyard!

Move!

Get the f***ing up!

Come here!

Quiet!

Shut up!

What are you looking at?

Look at this sh*t over there!

Child!

Can somebody help me?

Please, somebody help me!

People!

As you know I just came back

from Gdynia. There are eleven killed.

ZENON KLISZKO:

The member of the Politbiuro

There have been some riots.

About 3000 people. Military was

shot at. There are casualties.

Earlier curfew has been ordered.

Comrade Wiesaw,

Moscow is on the line.

Wiesaw...

is getting worse.

Kasprzycki, upstairs!

Sit down!

Name!

Kasprzycki Wiesaw.

Kasprzycki Wiesaw.

How many letters is that?

Seventeen.

On the table!

One,

two, three,

four! Five!

Six!

Seven!

Give me!

Seventeen!

Get the f*** out of here!

F***, he passed out.

Breniew called.

Soviet comrades

couldn't sleep all night.

They are worried.

Breniew asked

if there is a risk that incidents

will spread all over the country.

He asked about the

situation in the army.

And if our means are enough

to bring back the peace.

I told him that

the incidents were not

caused by

the proce-hike

but the reasons

were

sort of political.

And that our means are enough

but of course we would ask our

soviet comrades for help if needed.

If the incidents

start in other cities

we need to use

weapon.

Otherwise

soviet army will enter

our country.

And we will be worthless.

The Party and the government

will not have any authority.

And our situation

will be even worse

than this in Czechoslovakia.

Our youth

is raised on

dashing

and heroic traditions.

This is

a bad upbringing.

Kasprzycki!

Come upstairs!

Leave me f***ing alone!

- Come!

- You... You...

I will f*** you all, f***!

Which one!

Which! Which the f*** one! Which!

Let this hand!

- Let him die!

- It's all right now.

- When he calms down, take him to

the operating room. - Cut this off!

Doctor. We won't give our

blood for those like him.

He doesn't need the

blood transfusion.

Do you feel all right?

Is everything ok.?

Do you have a family? Children?

Yes.

Go back to them.

No, I can't.

It's the curfew.

I will lose my taxi permission.

But I couldn't go earlier.

Because of the children.

Now the lodger is back

and he will look after the kids.

I thought that it was a mistake,

he would come back home.

I think that he is in

hospital in Redowo.

I beg you, please take me there.

Go, don't you see what

is going on with her?

There are six killed

in Szczecin since yesterday.

Part of the building of the

Voivodship Committee

is on fire.

Two employees of the Voivodship

Committee were beaten.

Two armoured cars were destroyed

and few were damaged.

In Elblg groups of juveniles in the

streets. They are being arrested.

There are no adults. In Gdynia

many people have been arrested.

High excitement in the society.

There are some proofs of

hatred against the authority.

- Your pass! - I don't have the pass, but

this woman is going to the hospital!

What is going on here?

- I report that they don't have the pass.

- Why are you driving without the pass?

- The curfew is from 5 p.m.

- She had a note that she has to go

to the hospital right away.

Her injured husband was taken there.

What was I supposed to do?

I had mercy.

- I am going to see my husband. He is in

the hospital in Redowo. - Move back!

Sit down!

Turn on the light so the

uniform can be seen.

Nine.

- Are there any names?

- No.

At Municipal hospital also nine.

- Look, how many they killed.

- All so young.

Look what have you done! I can't feel

my hands after carrying the deads!

- Our guys also were killed.

- Yeah, right. - Killed!

Gestapo!

- Good morning.

- Yes?

- I am looking for my husband.

- Sit down.

- Name?

- Drywa... Brunon.

Drywa, Drywa...

Drywa...

- There is Drywa!

- How is he? What about him?

Everything is all right.

He just had a surgery.

Thanks God! I am going to visit him.

Where is he?

- There is no way you can visit him!

- Why?

Think for a moment.

Your husband is in anesthesia.

You will go there and he will get the

fever. Do you want him to get worse?

- I just want to see him.

- No way!

- I beg you! Please!

- I said, no way!

- Then I will come tomorrow.

- Do not come! You can call!

Here is the phone number.

All right.

FRIDAY:

- Good morning.

- Good morning.

- I have to call to the hospital.

- Yes, of course.

What has happened?

- Bruno had an accident.

- At work?

- I don't know. He had a surgery.

They told me to call. - Oh God...

Please, use a phone!

Stenia?

Bruno is at hospital.

He had a surgery yesterday.

They told me to call,

but nobody answers the phone.

- What happened to him?

- I don't know. Ha had an accident.

They didn't let me see him.

Leon, come there with me!

Calm down, Stenia, sit down.

- Which hospital is he in?

- In Redowo. - In Redowo?

One of my former pupils works there.

He is a doctor. He will help for sure.

- Where are kids?

- Mariola is with my neighbours

- and Romek and Gabrysia are at school.

- So go back home.

As far as I get to know

something, I'll let you know.

- No, Leon. I want to go with you!

- Stenia, you need a rest.

Go back home!

Everything will be all right!

Take care of children

and wait for me.

It's good to see you.

Come inside.

What is going on Irka?

Why are you not saying anything?

What about him?

Bruno is dead.

SATURDAY:

We came to take Brunon Drywa.

They are not here. They took all

of them. We don't know where.

He is not here.

- What is going on? - We are from

the city presidium to Mrs Drywa.

- Does she live here? - Yes, she does.

It's the middle of the night!

- And who are you? - The housemate.

- We are not here for you.

Stenia!

Stenia! Some men came to you.

Get dressed. Your husband's

funeral is in half an hour!

Jesus, you want to bury him

as some kind of a dog!

The funeral will take place anyway.

With or without you.

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Sydney Boehm

Sydney Boehm (April 4, 1908 – June 25, 1990) was an American screenwriter and producer. Boehm began his writing career as a newswriter for wire services and newspapers before moving on to screenwriting. His films include High Wall (1947), Anthony Mann-directed Side Street (1950), the sci-fi film When Worlds Collide (1951), and the crime drama The Big Heat (1953), for which Boehm won a 1954 Edgar Award for Best Motion Picture Screenplay. Boehm was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on April 4, 1908 and died in Woodland Hills, California on June 25, 1990 at age 82. more…

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