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You have no proof?
Now, that's a fine excuse. Arrest him, too.
Whenever in doubt, arrest him.
How many times do I have to tell you,
arrest him? Heil Hitler.
Heil Hitler.
- Heil Hitler.
Professor, at last we meet.
Please make yourself at home.
Won't you take off your coat?
Thank you. Thank you.
Colonel Ehrhardt...
I can't tell you how happy I am
to breathe the air of the Gestapo again.
Thank you very much.
Cigarette, cigar, glass of brandy?
No, thank you.
There was a sudden change
in my schedule.
Confidentially, big news.
A very old friend of yours is coming
to Warsaw. The Fuhrer.
I know you will be delighted
to see the Fuhrer again.
Who wouldn't?
- That's right.
How long since you've
seen him, Professor?
Too long. Much too long.
- Of course.
Tell me, is Berchtesgarden
really as beautiful as they say it is?
Yes, I think I can say
that without any risk.
But it isn't the architecture
or the landscaping...
it's the presence of the Fuhrer
that lends the real beauty to the place.
Naturally. Well, what news
you bring from London?
London? Oh, yes, London.
Colonel, you're quiet famous in London.
You know what they call you?
"Concentration Camp" Ehrhardt.
They do, do they?
So they call me
"Concentration Camp" Ehrhardt.
I thought you would react just that way.
Well, Professor,
let's have your information.
I think I can stand
Certainly. Brandy.
That makes me think of a very funny story
which is going all over Warsaw.
Now, how does it go?
Yes. They named a brandy after Napoleon.
They made a herring out of Bismarck.
And the Fuhrer's going to end up
as a piece of cheese.
Don't you think it's funny?
will go down in history as a delicatessen.
Professor, I was only joking,
just repeating what I heard.
After all, I'll never...
Please don't misunderstand me.
See, I'm loyal. Heil Hitler.
- Heil Hitler.
Professor, do you intend to tell
Why should I ruin you?
- Of course, that's very nice.
I can promise you the Fuhrer
will never hear it from my lips.
My word of honor.
- Thank you.
Please, Professor, if you'd be so kind,
what about the underground movement?
What exactly are your plans?
- You want to know?
Yes, if you don't mind.
I have the key in my hand,
all I have to find is the lock.
It's better having the lock than the key.
How does it sound?
Promising. Most promising.
But tell me, what exactly
do you intend to do?
Well, let's get down to details.
- Yes, if you please.
There are no details. At least, not yet.
I have the name of the leader
of the whole underground movement.
lf we play our cards right and carefully...
- I understand.
If you watch the shepherd,
you're bound to find the flock.
What's the name of the shepherd?
- Boguslaw Revanski.
Send Capt. Schultz in.
So, they call me
"Concentration Camp" Ehrhardt?
Capt. Schultz,
there's a man in this town...
What's his name?
- Revanski.
You mean, Bogoslov Revanski?
- Yes.
You don't have to worry about him.
- What?
We shot him two days ago.
Revanski shot? I refuse to believe it.
Don't you realize
whom you shot, Capt. Schultz?
I risked mz life to get the key man
of the underground movement...
and just when we were ready...
It's sabotage!
I resent that, Professor.
Why did you shoot him?
We have proof that this man was telling
some outrageous stories about the Fuhrer.
That's no reason to shoot him.
- I agree with you.
So, you shot Revanski like that.
Would it have been better
to look him over first?
Why don't we look over people
before we shoot them?
I'm sorry, but you signed
the order of execution yourself.
Oh, well, I sign so
many every day.
I can't rely on my own people anymore.
Please, Colonel, maybe we can
still save the situation.
There's one other man.
A possibility. A good possibility.
Maximilian Pietrowski.
Maximilian Pietrowski?
Don't tell me you...
Yes.
Colonel, all I can say is, you can't
have your cake and shoot it, too.
It can't be done.
If they hear about this in England,
they'll give you the Victoria Cross.
I resent that, Professor.
- That's all, Schultz.
Yes, sir.
I didn't like the way Capt. Schultz
shifted the responsibility back to you.
Neither did I. You know,
there's always something wrong
with a man who doesn't drink,
doesn't smoke, or eat meat.
You mean our Fuhrer?
- No, please, Professor.
I hope you won't...
- Why should I ruin you again?
Thank you so much.
I suppose you want to go back
as soon as possible to London.
London? Yes, certainly.
- When did you plan to leave?
I'd like to get out as
soon as possible.
Under the circumstances,
that's best thing.
We have a plane leaving
on Thursday for Sweden.
I'll make a reservation for you.
- That's fine.
You better make that two
reservations. - Two?
See, my trip was successful
in one respect.
I made a discovery.
A certain Mrs. Tura.
She'll be the most valuable assistant
in London I've ever had.
Frankly, I don't believe
in women agents.
But you'll change your mind
if you meet Mrs. Tura.
Why don't you? Form
your own opinion.
If you say "no," it's no.
Alright. I'll call you at the hotel.
What was the lady's name?
- Mrs. Tura.
Her husband is that great
Polish actor, Joseph Tura.
- Yes.
As in matter of fact, I saw him on the stage
when I was in Warsaw,
once before the War.
Really?
What he did to Shakespeare,
we are doing now to Poland.
Goodbye, Colonel.
- Goodbye, Professor.
Group leader Ehrhardt
1941. Tuesday, 16. December
10:
30 Maria TuraI'm Colonel Ehrhardt.
Will you sit down, please?
Mrs. Tura, I sent for you.
- And I'm very grateful.
I can't make up my mind. Yes,
it sounds very intriguing and exciting...
Mrs. Tura, I have bad news for you.
Well, naturally, If you don't think
I'm the right person...
it will be disappointing,
but the cause must come first.
No, Mrs. Tura. It isn't that.
Prepare yourself for a shock.
Professor Siletsky is dead.
Dead?
- Murdered.
I can't believe it. It can't be.
When did this happen?
- We haven't found out yet.
I only got the report just now.
Was it at the hotel? - No. He was
evidently trapped somewhere.
The Fuhrer has just arrived in Warsaw.
The men are planning a great
reception for him tonight.
A kind of performance by the soldiers.
They opened the Theatre Polski.
They tried to arrange some scenery.
One of the props broke and out fell
the body of Professor Siletsky.
Who could have done such a thing?
Do you have any idea?
We are pretty certain.
You see, the bullet found in his body
came from a British service revolver.
Yesterday, the British landed
someone here by parachute.
So the only mystery left is,
where is this man?
Believe me, we're going to get him.
Well, I hope so.
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