Stalingrad
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It is late summer of 1942. The 6th Army of General Paulus is quickly approaching the strategically important Town
of Stalingrad. It will be the bloodiest battle of the century.
Porto Corvo (Italy),
August 1942.
Hearts are trump.
Yes Lieutenant.
It must go on, always go on.
Can't drink that warm sh*t.
- You are completely in the sun.
- Put up or shut up.
Sit down.
Excuse me, Lieutenant.
No, you have to play spades,
not Hearts.
Keep going, Rollo.
May I rub you down?
- That's mine.
- no no.
- Who's got the trick?
- Me.
When are you going to throw
away this camel piss?
That's a goodbye present.
You can get one for 10 Mark.
For that i'll plant a plum
on your head.
and i am so horny.
hospital.
I think it was YOU who got hit
on the Head and not him.
This will be our last day here.
- We are playing.
- His wife will sh*t bricks.
Lupo!
He is not allowed to drink.
- He's got a headache anyway.
- That's a fine wine.
What time is it?
One o'clock. We can still go
to the whorehouse.
When I see these women here...
- And the present for your wife?
- It'll be quick.
Roll Call.
Calm down.
Roll Call. Damnit.
That's my bottle.
Be Careful.
(singing) Italian Wine!
I can't see.
trying to sell me here.
You still have to wind it up.
We'll take him.
Take the chair.
We'll take him.
And my coat?
Come on guys, quick!
- And my coat?
- His coat?
Watch out!
Soldiers:
In the name of the Fhrer
I have to tell you:
You have accomplished
a big deal in Africa.
You have pushed back
the English to the Nile.
a crucial part in this success.
You were chosen,
because you are the best.
Never forget that.
Now there are new tasks
awaiting you.
But before you
become part of a new elite
unit in the homeland,
the Fhrer is going
to decorate you
for your special merits
during the heavy and victorious
Battle of El Alamein.
Men, this is the new leader
of the first platoon
in the second Company:
Lieutenant Von Witzland
come here.
The selected men may step forward
to receive their Assault Badges.
Battalion, attention!
Lieutenant, award your men.
What is the excuse for your
delay?
I visited your predecessor
in the hospital.
Heroes are never late.
Remember that
next time.
Corporal, you want to be honoured
in this array?
- Yes, sir.
- Don't award him.
Battalion, stand at ease!
Dismissed!
Assault Pioneers, get ready
to move out in 30 Minutes.
Battalion, fall out!
Don't go away.
Take me with you.
Move on.
Viola!
Ciao, Viola.
Eh, Fritz, Grande amore?
When are you going to marry her?
Beloved Klara, Russia.
between us.
A huge distance.
You won't be able to
write me letters.
Of course you can keep writing,
but it will take a long time
Will it be bad?
If it were for you
I would sit now in the office
of your father
and not in a box wagon.
Forgive me and try
to understand my happiness.
The uncertainty is gone.
My life has got a function
and a purpose.
I had enough of it and you
had trouble with me.
But the melancholy vanishes
as i come closer to the front.
appearing inside me.
Feelings for you are burning
inside me.
If you could see me now,
between all these
glorious warriors.
My subordinates,
who I already love.
Here I can only prevail because
of proficiency.
You would turn up your nose at
the smell here.
Are you stupid?
You should give him ten.
Come off it.
even with a loose screw.
He's a newbie, everybody loses
in the beginning.
Roland simply hasn't got a chance
against me.
(heavy accent) Hey, these are mine!
German, do you speak it?
Where is this f***ing
Train going?
How about Stalingrad?
It's alright, we beat Ivan.
We'll take it in three days.
Make a stupid face. Thanks.
It seems as if the train hasn't
even moved during the last hours.
Yeah, it's a huge country.
after the war.
I have already ordered ten b*tches and one hundred
hectares for me.
Here?...
...Not even as a present.
- Then stay in your piss village.
Look at that!
They are already working
for us.
Go go go!
Faster!
- What is "faster" in russian?
- "Davai".
And "Ruki verkh". That's the only thing you need here.
Adolf is building highways for me
to Kirkov, or whatever
the f***ing name was.
This country is crying for trucks.
Enough, Reiser.
Awesome, how the Herr Lieutenant
is sitting with us in the straw.
May I ask you a question?
Please.
Is that your first tour?
- Everybody has to start small.
- Well in this case, have fun.
I bet:
That I will survive this
War and you won't.
What do you bet?
In your case... two
boxes of water.
ok.
How would he be able to pay you?
It's nice here.
Perhaps this isn't Stalingrad.
Shall I carry you, Russian pig?
Come on now!
Move! I said MOVE
you f***ing dog!
What's the matter with you?
Stop that!
I have to protest
against the behaviour of
your men.
Well, protest then.
Protest to the Fhrer at best.
Lieutenant Witzland
Assault Pioneer, Battalion 336
Welcome to Stalingrad.
So now we finally have gathered
all the specialists together.
May I introduce you to Sergeant
Pflger. You arrived from...
...from Voronezh.
It's good to have you here, Lieutenant.
Let's show 'em.
- Cigarette?
- Thanks.
May i report an incident at the
loading bay?
you like the Russians?
Forget about it.
The men are to take
ammunition and hand grenades.
After that:
briefing for the company leaders.
Your uncle, the colonel, is
a good friend of mine.
He has asked me to take care of you.
"Gott mit uns" God with us
is written on the belt
of the German soldier.
I didn't even notice that.
Because there is no better
task than
defending the christian,
occidental culture
against the eastern
bolshevism.
And because of that the German
Soldier is NEVER alone,
as opposed to
the Russian soldier
who has no place for God
on his belt.
Even if he is deep in enemy
territory.
Mller, go!
Yes, sir.
They are firing on their own Men!
F***ing artillery!
down!
They are nuts.
This is our hall. We have to
take this objective.
We'll begin with their MG emplacement on
the right.
our 88mm Guns
- Nothing visible?
- That's always suspicious.
Here, captain.
We are at Frieda
Cease fire.
Where are the 5 assault guns?
I don't see any, as always.
at your command
Herr Major.
Everything is clear up to Target
Fire only at command.
And keep quiet.
Is that clear?
Come on, men. Follow me
F***!
Feldmann, you idiot.
It's not my fault.
Now everybody knows we're coming.
I'm sorry.
Sh*t!
Erwin!
Nothing can be done for him, he's kaputt.
Take cover!
They are better then ours.
They never jam.
Chin up!
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