Hitler: The Rise of Evil Page #12

Exactly.

We've got to get this news to Hindenburg.

And, Bell, we've got

to get you someplace safe.

Sepp, I've got contacts in Berlin.

I'll put you in touch with them.

Go home, pack your bags,

go to the train station.

Bell will bring my report to you there.

We've got to hurry.

The government assumes the right to

intervene in any situation to restore order.

The right to draft laws passes

from the Reich's President to Chancellor.

I offer the Reichstag

the chance for peace in Germany!

Never! If you respect our Constitution...

Will the Vice Chancellor

return to his seat!

I will take any refusal

as a statement of opposition!

Gentlemen, you must decide.

Will it be peace, or war?

Deutschland, Deutschland ber Alles

ber alles in der Welt

Wenn es stets zu Schutz und Trutze

Brderlich zusammenhlt

Von der Maas bis an die Memel

Von der Etsch bis an den Belt

Deutschland, Deutschland ber alles

ber alles in der Welt

Deutschland, Deutschland ber alles

ber alles in der Welt

Everybody out.

Get everyone's papers.

Out! Out!

Everybody must be searched.

Who is your source?

No-one.

Halt!

I said, who is your source?

Argh!

- You two.

- Frau Helga Dorfman.

I wish to see my husband.

He can't be seen.

He's in protective custody.

- Protected from whom?

- His enemies.

Have you scheduled a trial date?

Why would my answer be

any different today

than the answer I gave you

yesterday or the day before?

This is a notice from

the Reich court.

It says that no charges

are pending against him.

If there are no charges,

why can't he be released?

He's in protective custody.

Next.

- Frau Marta Krauss!

- We will not go away.

We will not go away.

Next!

The jails are filled to capacity

and their wives are causing

an international ruckus.

We cannot try these men

and we can't release them.

- Camps.

- What?

What about those camps?

What else?

Hindenburg is dying and we've

not yet resolved the issue with Rhm.

And of course, there's the Army.

The clock is ticking, my Fhrer.

- I'll speak to Rhm.

- I've spoken to Rhm and he does nothing.

I said I'll speak to him!

We were friends once, Ernst.

You saw my potential before anyone else.

You speak your mind, unlike the others

and you've always loved your men more

than yourself, which is rare in a leader.

But... you refuse to bend.

Why? You have power.

I don't want the power,

I want justice.

- My men were promised...

- I don't care.

I don't care. I don't give a damn

about promises. You know this.

You know this.

Ernst, the SA are not now, nor will

they ever be the official German Army.

You must stand down.

You're right, Adolf.

We were friends once.

And I will always speak my mind.

I will not betray my men.

I'm truly sorry to hear that, Ernst.

Gather up your leaders and meet me

at Bad Wiessee at the 30th of June.

You are under arrest.

My dearest Sophie. I don't know when,

or if, I will ever see you again.

I don't say this to shock.

I say it because

I must ask one more thing of you.

Please live.

Thank you.

Urge others to speak out, even when

what they have to say is not popular.

Tell them to embrace

courage as a gift.

and pass it on to their children.

Where are we?

Just outside the village of Dachau.

What are we doing here?

You have always been my hope.

the promise of goodness

and truth and devotion.

Knowing that those qualities

still survive in this world

lets me leave it with a lighter heart.

Don't mourn.

I've given everything

I have to this struggle,

and my only option now

is to give the last, most precious thing.

It will mark this moment in time for ever,

so that people will remember.

Yours always.

Fritz.

All right.

One for you. One for you.

There you go.

Herr Hitler, I was wondering

for a might of moment.

Yes, of course.

Well, you see, it's my 20th reunion.

Helene and I have been

planning a trip for over a year.

You're not going to desert

me again, are you?

No, I'm not.

I'm simply asking your permission to...

Why do you never call me Fhrer?

I beg your pardon?

Why do you never address me

by my proper title?

I didn't know...

if you'd like, I could...

I'd like that very much.

Very well.

My Fhrer.

Very good.

Bring me something back.

Preferably yourself.

And your lovely wife.

Yes, we certainly do.

- I need to speak with you.

- Yes, my dear, we do.

Will you excuse me, please?

He said we can go.

Helene, we can catch the night train to

Hamburg and be on a

boat by tomorrow morning.

This is a new beginning.

I promise.

- I'll be a husband again, a father to Egon.

- You've said that before.

I know I have...

I'm not going with you, Ernst.

This is my country now

and I won't abandon it

just when it needs me most.

I'm not abandoning...

I've finally found someone

whom I can believe in.

My Fhrer,

you must make a decision.

They need your order.

- My Fhrer, you must make...

- Yes, I heard you!

Give him a gun.

I know you think,

this is a betrayal,

but Chief of Staff Rhm

was planning my assassination.

I had no choice.

My Fhrer.

And so in his honour.

I will bring you all

into the Reichswehr Army.

You will once again fight

for a strong Germany.

Heil, Fhrer!

Subsequent to the death of President

Hindenburg, the office of Reich President

will be combined with

that of Reich Chancellor.

The Army has devised

an oath of unconditional

loyalty to the person of the Fhrer

to be taken by every officer and soldier

of the Armed Forces.

Do you hereby swear allegiance?

We do.

Today the old Reich

and its finest leader enter Valhalla.

At the same time,

we mark the beginning of a new era.

A time of peace

and prosperity await us!

The 1,000-year Reich has begun!

Sieg heil!

Sieg heil! Sieg heil!

Sieg heil!

Sieg heil! Sieg heil! Sieg heil!

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