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00:00:00The End
00:00:30This is not a made-up story.
00:00:55It happened.
00:00:56It was midnight in the impenetrable black night time of the world.
00:01:04Midnight in Athens.
00:01:05The End
00:01:13This is not a made-up story.
00:01:43It was a made-up story.
00:02:13It was a made-up story.
00:02:42It was a made-up story.
00:03:12It was a made-up story.
00:03:42It was a made-up story.
00:04:12It was a made-up story.
00:04:24What happened to a horrible all night long what is it Nina that man
00:04:52hanged in the square become a nightmare hanging over my sleep the Germans say he was a communist
00:05:00and I have to hang on before our very eyes to keep us reminded then use any device to show us that
00:05:06their objective is sacred oh I hate them all of them
00:05:24unfortunately it won't be for very long you better go inside Athens has strange eyes these days
00:05:31are you sure no one saw you come here what did they did I'm a German officer oh Dimitri you look
00:05:39perfectly handsome in that uniform but come on in here you must have a million things to tell me
00:05:47come sit down Tula would you prepare something for Dimitri yes Miss Nina right away no please
00:05:52don't bother I won't be able to stay very long it'll only take a minute
00:06:00Colonel Lamberlin speaking Colonel Lamberlin speaking who Dimitri Alexander yeah he's here in Athens
00:06:09I'm following him good don't lose him we want that information we don't want any slip up this time
00:06:14how have you been getting along it's horrible frightful but we're living like peasant you seem
00:06:20to be doing quite well the house is warm there's no gaiety left in Athens the theater's dead the opera's
00:06:28closed we have no parties anymore parties well it's it's ghastly nobody smiles anymore you wouldn't like
00:06:39it either Dimitri I'm tired of all these inconveniences I can't stand it any longer oh Dimitri
00:06:45when will it all end when will we be able to go back take up life as it was we'll never take up life
00:06:53as it was this struggle will go on
00:07:00don't you see don't you understand Nina to go back to the life you're dreaming of would be a
00:07:06greater tragedy than the suffering we're going through now it would mock every sacrifice but how long will it
00:07:13go on I want it to end it won't end not until the blood shed by millions of people buys what it was
00:07:20shed for the blood of free men is a grim investment Nina here by people who don't ask for the theater and
00:07:26the opera all they ask for is a piece of bread and a little warmth I've got to be leaving Nina
00:07:33who is it open the door Dimitri the birds are wearing strange feathers these days oh my good friend
00:07:49where have you been oh many places when did you get back to Athens this evening I came to pick up some
00:07:53orders I will be gone by tomorrow midnight you uh you would have to put me up for the night oh you know
00:07:59you're always welcome here you must be careful nazis have little mercy for imposters the nazis have
00:08:08little mercy have you seen Nina yes
00:08:29but they were not all like Nina history has recorded their deeds but not their names
00:08:43who are they just people ordinary people who became fighters against the enemy against hunger against
00:08:52sickness
00:09:02why poor child have patience a little longer courage patience
00:09:10I have the courage to die quickly but no patience to die a little bit day by night
00:09:23my poor child
00:09:26what can I do for her
00:09:30our lungs need warmth and food
00:09:40but john can't hide him any longer he followed up a nazi suspect him so I brought him here
00:09:47don't worry in a few days we'll take you to turkey
00:09:55hunted themselves they did not hesitate to help other hunted men other victims of the common foe
00:10:03so
00:10:07come now we can go no george you promised not to take him yet
00:10:15you'll stay here with mother and sister oh no father i'm going with you
00:10:19you'll need all the help you can get tonight
00:10:28you'll be
00:11:26The Gestapo was slipping.
00:11:36They used to be smarter than this.
00:11:45This way, Major.
00:11:56Good luck, Major.
00:12:03It was nothing unusual if you were an intelligence officer for your missions to begin with violence.
00:12:11It was the end that mattered.
00:12:13In this case, an important mission to Egypt to supply the Allies with information on German defenses in Greece.
00:12:22The island of Chios was a main stop on the Underground Railway.
00:12:34The islanders, using their native talents for smuggling and deception, were a great help to the resistance.
00:12:40But there were Germans on Chios, too.
00:12:53There was danger.
00:12:54What are we going to get some chow?
00:13:10I haven't had any food since I got shot down last night.
00:13:13We've got to get past that sentry.
00:13:17Not if he can help it.
00:13:18But Troy will be along any minute.
00:13:19Then what are we waiting here for?
00:13:21If he don't get us, they will.
00:13:23Do you want to take the chance?
00:13:25Oh, I love you, Chichy.
00:13:26That's all I've been doing all my life.
00:13:28All right.
00:13:30As soon as he rounds the corner, you run.
00:13:33What are you going to do?
00:13:35I'll cover you.
00:13:36All right.
00:13:59All right.
00:14:02Fritz.
00:14:02Let's go.
00:14:32Let's go.
00:15:03It's a big fish and a slippery one.
00:15:07Have the sea patrols double-check and initiate a house-to-house search.
00:15:12You're lucky it's just a flesh wound.
00:15:13You couldn't stay here.
00:15:27The patrols will be out searching.
00:15:29You've got to leave as soon as your guide arrives.
00:15:36This is just a temporary dressing.
00:15:51It'll be all right until you reach the submarine.
00:15:53You'll have company.
00:15:56You've got some downed American pliers.
00:15:59And just as soon as...
00:16:00There's been trouble.
00:16:14The sentry at the warehouse.
00:16:17Stop it, gypsy!
00:16:20Zyra, have you gone mad?
00:16:21This is the man you're to guide.
00:16:23I was luckier than the German.
00:16:31Your teeth are as deadly as your gun.
00:16:36I'm glad you're on our side.
00:16:37Zyra is one of our best fighters, Major.
00:16:41How do you like her gypsy costume?
00:16:44It fooled me.
00:16:46You're a relentless enemy.
00:16:48But a good friend.
00:16:52There's no time to lose.
00:16:55The patrols will be scouring the village.
00:16:58Where's the American flyer?
00:16:59He's on his way to the camp.
00:17:02Are you ready?
00:17:03Yes.
00:17:04Let's go.
00:17:12God be with you.
00:17:16Zyra and Dimitri had met in a curious way.
00:17:20In those days, there was little use for formal introductions.
00:17:24And sometimes, being shot in the arm served just as well.
00:17:29They'll tell us here whether we can go ahead.
00:17:49Who are all these people?
00:17:52They're friends of my father's.
00:17:55Where is your father?
00:17:56I lost him when the Germans found out he was in the resistance.
00:18:01I'm sorry, Zyra.
00:18:04Is this the reason why you joined the partisans?
00:18:07Revenge?
00:18:08No.
00:18:11It seemed the natural thing to do.
00:18:13Take up what father left off.
00:18:15We're using the gypsy camp to cover up our movements.
00:18:19We'll do a lot of damage before we're caught.
00:18:21They won't catch you.
00:18:24The way is clear through to the gypsy camp.
00:18:28Why don't you think we have time for one drink?
00:18:33What do we drink to?
00:18:35A girl you love?
00:18:36You know, Zyra, in times of crisis, one discovers a lot of things about people.
00:18:46At one time, I thought I loved someone.
00:18:49And now?
00:18:53Now?
00:18:56I don't know.
00:18:57Well, then, let's drink to the girl you will love.
00:19:00Well, then, let's drink to the girl you will love.
00:19:27It's sad how they can delude themselves with just a song.
00:19:41I envy their simple, uncomplicated way of life.
00:19:45You envy them?
00:19:46They're slaves.
00:19:47They have nothing.
00:19:49Nothing?
00:19:51But they'll awaken someday
00:19:52and demand a better world for themselves.
00:19:56And from whom will they demand this better world?
00:20:02From whoever makes the world what it is.
00:20:06But we make it what it is.
00:20:10When we forget that, then we are slaves.
00:20:26We make it what it is.
00:20:27We make it what it is.
00:20:40Hi there, Zayla.
00:20:52How's Tricks?
00:20:54Alan?
00:20:55There's a little gas we found in Texas.
00:21:10Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:21:40Each night, our island is haunted by this sad refrain.
00:21:50A lament to love, whose life was but a gasp flaring briefly in that moment between meeting
00:22:06and parting.
00:22:07This is her song, her mute complaint.
00:22:16Who are you, stranger, passing through my life so suddenly?
00:22:26Leaving behind the torture of your absence.
00:22:27The echo of our happy years is silent.
00:22:36As fate mocks us from your place of no return.
00:22:46As fate mocks us from your place of no return.
00:22:58As fate mocks us from your place of no return.
00:22:59As fate mocks us from your place of no return.
00:23:08As fate mocks us from your place of no return.
00:23:29The gypsies that sometimes strangers do see camp.
00:23:46Stranger say...
00:23:48...taxi camp.
00:23:53Tell me again.
00:23:54What will happen then?
00:23:59After you've gone, I'll have only the things you've told me.
00:24:24There is a man in your life.
00:24:27He will never leave your life.
00:24:31He will go away for a while, but he will return.
00:24:33There will be peace then, and great joy.
00:24:37He will love you then as he does now.
00:24:41You will always be together.
00:24:43You will always be together.
00:24:50Ranger!
00:24:51The landing party from the submarine is here.
00:24:55So, when are we leaving?
00:24:57Immediately.
00:24:58Immediately.
00:25:20I will be there.
00:25:28You're a brave little girl.
00:25:29Not at this moment, Dmitri.
00:25:30You're a brave little girl.
00:25:31Not at this moment, Dmitri.
00:25:36I'm not going to cry.
00:25:38No, Dmitri.
00:25:50No, Dmitri.
00:25:52Time to go.
00:25:53Please hurry.
00:25:54No, Dmitri.
00:25:59Time to go.
00:26:01Please hurry.
00:26:12Dmitri.
00:26:13I'll be back for you.
00:26:14What do you mean, you'll be back for her?
00:26:15I am, I am.
00:26:16I'm going to take that guy back to Texas.
00:26:17How are you going to explain that to your wife?
00:26:21Hello, Major.
00:26:22We'll have to leave.
00:26:23We haven't much time now.
00:26:24Oh, that's the year.
00:26:25The year is Ahh Ahh Ahh.
00:26:26I'm going to come back now.
00:26:27I'm going to take that guy back to Texas.
00:26:29How are you going to explain that to your wife?
00:26:42Well, hello, Major.
00:26:43wife. Hello, Major. We'll have to leave. We haven't much time now. All right, let's go.
00:27:13We need to meet Alexander. She doesn't know. None of us do. Well, you don't know. Rest these gypsies. Burn the camp.
00:27:43The concentration camp had become a familiar European institution. Adolf Hitler's most memorable contribution to the culture of the times.
00:28:06Be patient, my friends. Soon the war will end and all Europe will lie prostrate. That will be the hour of our great opportunity.
00:28:19Yes. The world will drop into our hands like a ripe plum. There will be opportunities for all. Curse my stupid tongue, Comrade Vanda.
00:28:30Of course I meant that there will be opportunities to serve the people's revolution. Exactly, Comrade Vanda.
00:28:44We must drive out the imperialist hordes. Yes, drive them into the sea and trample them into the ground with the rotten carcasses of our native fascists.
00:28:55But why must there be such bloodshed? If the cause is right, can't people be run to it by reason?
00:29:02You're naive, Zaita. We are surgeons in a social cause. Cancer must be cut out with sharp instruments, not with mild nostrums.
00:29:15And surgery means blood. Would you hesitate to draw blood to protect human rights?
00:29:22Never.
00:29:27Would you die for your ideal? Yes.
00:29:29Then you belong with us. Unorganized liberalism is weak. It's ineffectual. It's no good.
00:29:37You must have a frame. Yes. A political union for your liberalism.
00:29:42The Huns' doom is approaching, Comrades. Yes. Fast approaching.
00:30:02Already the glorious legions of the Soviet Republic are rolling west. You must have faith in them.
00:30:17Have faith in them.
00:30:24Yes. They are our true liberators.
00:30:28The smoke in the clanner of the fighting dies away. The wounds of the bleeding land are bound up.
00:30:42The implements of peace are put to use again.
00:30:45This is the moment we have suffered for. Prayed for. This is the moment...
00:30:55Hey! Repairing the damage, John? Don't you think it's a little too soon for that?
00:31:03We can't begin too soon. What's more important now?
00:31:07It's a big job, just cleaning up.
00:31:12We gotta clean up.
00:31:14Clean up the poison left by the swastika. Don't you believe in it?
00:31:18You know what I mean, John.
00:31:20I see you love your uniform so much, you can't bear to take it off.
00:31:24You even have your gun with you.
00:31:26Are you planning an attack?
00:31:30Yes. We're planning to take Athens.
00:31:33Athens? Athens is ours.
00:31:36You people have been living in the dark so long, you come out into the light, you can't see.
00:31:41Come on. Get your gun. What are you waiting for?
00:31:44Peace. What we've all been waiting for.
00:31:48The peace we want is in the new world we're gonna make.
00:31:53Another new world?
00:31:54Channel Headquarters has ordered units of 1st and 34th Divisions to advance to positions outside Athens.
00:32:05Athens?
00:32:14We go wherever the party directs, Comrade Saida.
00:32:18Yes, Comrade.
00:32:24Upstairs, Comrade. We'll be leaving soon.
00:32:25Yes, yes, Marshal. All our units are ready. The procedure is ordered.
00:32:27The procedure is ordered.
00:32:33I'm always sensitive in the roots of a beautiful girl.
00:32:37You're troubled, Saida.
00:32:38Who isn't these days, darling?
00:32:39I noticed a reaction when Athens was mentioned.
00:32:40Why?
00:32:41Why?
00:32:42Who isn't these days, darling?
00:32:43I noticed a reaction when Athens was mentioned.
00:32:44Why?
00:32:45Does it conjure up memories?
00:32:46Why?
00:32:47Does it conjure up memories?
00:32:48I'm always sensitive in the roots of a beautiful girl.
00:32:51I'm always sensitive in the roots of a beautiful girl.
00:32:54Donoff.
00:32:55Donoff, have you ever lived in Athens?
00:32:56Yes, many years.
00:32:57Beautiful city, Athens.
00:32:58You're troubled, Saida.
00:32:59Who isn't these days, darling?
00:33:00Who isn't these days, darling?
00:33:01I noticed a reaction when Athens was mentioned.
00:33:04Why?
00:33:05Does it conjure up memories?
00:33:06Donoff, have you ever lived in Athens?
00:33:07Yes, many years.
00:33:08Beautiful city, Athens.
00:33:09Who knows, comrade.
00:33:10Maybe one of us will be chief commissar there someday.
00:33:23Have you ever heard of a man named Alexander?
00:33:28Maybe one of us will be chief commissar there someday.
00:33:35Have you ever heard of a man named Alexander?
00:33:38Dimitri Alexander.
00:33:40Alexander?
00:33:41Yes.
00:33:45He's an important man in the intelligence service.
00:33:48And a dangerous contact for a comrade.
00:33:58Move quickly. We have a long march ahead of us.
00:34:05Check all the equipment. Make sure you have everything with you.
00:34:16I see you can't forget the man of atoms.
00:34:20I suppose I find him on the other side.
00:34:23Then he must be your beloved, Annie. Yes, he would be ours.
00:34:25Why must it be this way like that?
00:34:28Why can't people differ in opinions without being blood enemies?
00:34:32I can't think of Dimitri as an enemy.
00:34:35You must not think.
00:34:37I understand, Lachlan.
00:34:40There's no room for thinking in a people's democracy.
00:34:44As late, you're pledged to the party, sir.
00:34:58That my car has met at a переход.
00:35:14I see you can't go on.
00:35:17The highest I leave my life.
00:35:19There is no room for thinking in a woman.
00:35:22Welcome to Athens, comrade Vanda. Sit down.
00:35:41I'm here at your orders, comrade.
00:35:43My units are ready and waiting.
00:35:45Comrade Vanda, this is the people's demonstration.
00:35:55They must be aroused to march with us to freedom.
00:35:59Without their help, we shall fail.
00:36:01Does Dimitri Alexander live here?
00:36:03No, this is 14A. He lives in 14B.
00:36:05A house with a big garden.
00:36:13Is Mr. Alexander in?
00:36:14No, the Major is away.
00:36:16When will he be back?
00:36:17I don't know.
00:36:22Where did he go?
00:36:23I don't know.
00:36:24He called to tell me he'd arrived in Athens.
00:36:26The next thing I knew, he had gone away again.
00:36:32I don't understand.
00:36:33I'd expect he'd at least...
00:36:48Spiro.
00:36:49Do you think he's avoiding me purposely?
00:36:51What makes you think that?
00:36:54The last time he was here, he was so strange.
00:37:01This leaving so suddenly.
00:37:09Where could he have gone?
00:37:11The Germans arrested her.
00:37:12No one has seen her since then.
00:37:14She's never come back to Keir's.
00:37:16We just received the wire from Athens, Major.
00:37:20You must return there immediately.
00:37:25Demonstration here in Athens.
00:37:29Demonstration will be the signal to our comrades
00:37:33to rise and strike down these fascists.
00:37:37The eyes of the Communist world will be upon us.
00:37:50Will we fail?
00:37:51No!
00:37:52No!
00:37:55Come back, quiet, please.
00:37:58To organize the Committee of Liquidation
00:38:01for the Western Sector.
00:38:05This should be a most satisfactory assignment,
00:38:07Comrade Lockme.
00:38:09Your conduct must reflect the discipline,
00:38:14devotion,
00:38:16and resolve
00:38:17of that great protector of the workers of the world.
00:38:22Yes!
00:38:23That valiant defender of world peace!
00:38:25Did anyone call?
00:38:27Yes, you have a visitor.
00:38:29Visitor?
00:38:30In your study.
00:38:47Yes!
00:38:51Nina, I...
00:38:52The mountain didn't come to Mohammed, so...
00:38:53Won't you sit down?
00:39:00I've missed seeing you since you came back to Athens.
00:39:04I've been very busy.
00:39:09We've had an influx of strange characters into town lately.
00:39:12It seems they're converging in the city for such trouble.
00:39:17Nina.
00:39:22I'm afraid I haven't been very fair to you.
00:39:27I should have better talk with you sooner.
00:39:29I'm not angry, Dimitri.
00:39:31Not really.
00:39:32But you have a right to know how things are.
00:39:35Oh, don't let what's past bother you, Dimitri.
00:39:38These have been abnormal times.
00:39:40None of us has been quite himself lately.
00:39:43But that's over now.
00:39:44No, it's not over now.
00:39:47Something has happened to me.
00:39:49Is it to explain?
00:39:50Dimitri.
00:39:53There's another woman.
00:39:55And you think you'll love her.
00:39:57But really, Dimitri, can these wartime romances be trusted?
00:40:00After all conditions being so exciting and all.
00:40:03This is not a wartime romance.
00:40:06Where is she now?
00:40:07I don't know.
00:40:09She was arrested by the Germans.
00:40:12Nina.
00:40:14Please don't judge me too harshly.
00:40:18Please try to understand that I...
00:40:19Understand?
00:40:21What is there to understand?
00:40:24I should be self-sacrificing, but I can't.
00:40:27I'm a woman.
00:40:28All I understand is the man I love isn't in love with someone else.
00:40:32I didn't order it that way.
00:40:35I can't help it that my world turned upside down the moment I met Zaira.
00:40:40Zaira?
00:40:43Is that her name?
00:40:45Strange name.
00:40:47All so strange, Dimitri.
00:40:48I just can't believe it.
00:40:54I made such a plan for both of us.
00:40:59Beautiful plan.
00:41:01I hoped that we could start living them now that the war's ended.
00:41:05But they're ended too.
00:41:15Everything's ended now.
00:41:16I'm sure this must be just as painful for you as this for me.
00:41:22Don't come any further, Dimitri.
00:41:25Farewells are brittle.
00:41:27They don't stretch, they break.
00:41:30Nina.
00:41:38I'm sorry.
00:41:42Sorry?
00:41:43Sorry you're in love?
00:41:47No, don't.
00:41:51I wish that love were mine.
00:41:52Poor victim of party injustice.
00:42:06You weren't given the cream of the assignments as you'd expected.
00:42:09Cream? All Daniff got was skim milk.
00:42:12Even the party makes mistakes.
00:42:14You should at least have been given a list of top officials to be liquidated.
00:42:19Everybody's talking about this list. Do you know who's on it?
00:42:21Who else but the heads of intelligence, police, and people like that?
00:42:26Intelligence?
00:42:28Has anyone seen these names?
00:42:29No. The names are known only to Vanda and the one who gave him the list.
00:42:42The End
00:42:47THE END
00:43:17THE END
00:43:47THE END
00:43:57THIS WILL ONLY TAKE A MOMENT BUT I HAD TO SEE YOU PRIVATELY
00:44:01WE'RE READY
00:44:02YES THE SIGNAL FOR THE UPRISING WILL BE GIVEN AT THE CLIMAX OF THE DEMONSTRATION
00:44:08WE SHALL SEIZE THE UTILITIES, POLICE HEADQUARTERS AND PUBLIC WORKS
00:44:12AND THE PURGE?
00:44:16WE'LL BEGIN SIMULTANEOUSLY
00:44:18WE ARE PARTICULARLY INTERESTED IN THE FIRST TENT
00:44:20TO MEET YOUR ALEXANDER IS YOUR PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY
00:44:22IT WILL NOT BE EASY BUT IT MUST BE DONE
00:44:24IT WILL BE DONE
00:44:26IT WILL BE DONE
00:44:36IT WILL BE DONE
00:44:38IT WILL BE DONE
00:44:40IT WILL BE DONE
00:44:50IT WILL BE DONE
00:44:52NOW
00:44:56I HAVE SOMETHING FOR YOU
00:45:00YOU'D LIKE TO GET DEMITRI ALEXANDER
00:45:02WOULDN'T YOU
00:45:04THIS MAN'S APPLIED TO POLICE HEADQUARTERS FOR A PERMIT TO LEAVE THE COUNTRY
00:45:06THIS MAN'S APPLIED TO POLICE HEADQUARTERS FOR A PERMIT TO LEAVE THE COUNTRY
00:45:10THIS IS ALL THAT WE HAVE ON HIM IN OUR FILES
00:45:12ALL RIGHT ANDREW I WILL CALL YOU WHEN I NEED YOU
00:45:14YES SIR
00:45:16PAUL DANOW SIR
00:45:18THAT'S A RUSSIAN NAME
00:45:22NO ROMANIAN ORIGIN
00:45:24I'M A CITIZEN OF BULGARIA
00:45:26AS YOU CAN SEE IN MY PAPERS
00:45:28AND HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN IN GREECE?
00:45:30SINCE JUST BEFORE THE WAR
00:45:32THE GERMANS CAME
00:45:34I WAS PUT IN A CONCENTRATION CAMP
00:45:36ALSO IN MY PAPERS
00:45:38AND WHY DO YOU WANT TO LEAVE GREECE NOW?
00:45:40FRANKLY MAJOR
00:45:42I DON'T LIKE THE HOT BREATH OF COMMUNISM BREATHING DOWN MY NECK
00:45:46ARE YOU AFRAID OF THE COMMUNISTS?
00:45:50NO
00:45:52I DON'T FEAR THEM AS MUCH AS I HATE THEM
00:45:54I DON'T WANT TO BE THEM
00:45:56I DON'T WANT TO BE THEM AS I HATE THEM
00:45:58I DON'T WANT TO BE HERE IF THEY EVER TAKE OVER
00:46:04YOU SEEM TO BE PRETTY CERTAIN THAT THEY WILL
00:46:06I'VE HEARD THEM TALK MAJOR IN THE CONCENTRATION CAMP
00:46:09THEY WERE SUPPOSED TO BE OUR ALLIES
00:46:16THEY NEVER LOSE SIGHT OF THEIR FINAL OBJECTIVES
00:46:21I CAN STILL HEAR LOCKME'S SINISTER VOICE
00:46:24SHE WAS A GYPSY
00:46:28FANATIC COMMUNIST
00:46:30ALL SHE TALKED ABOUT WAS THE COMMUNE REVOLUTION
00:46:34TELL PEOPLE THAT THEY DON'T BELIEVE YOU
00:46:38THEY'LL BELIEVE IT WHEN IT'S TOO TOO LATE
00:46:41DANO
00:46:42WERE THERE ANY OTHER GYPSIES IN THE CAMP?
00:46:45THERE WAS ANOTHER I NEVER COULD FIGURED HER OUT
00:46:49I DON'T THINK SHE WAS REALLY A GYPSY
00:46:51DO YOU REMEMBER HER NAME?
00:46:53Zaire
00:47:11SO SHE WAS IN THE CAMP, WAS YOU?
00:47:13YES, MAJOR, STALIC TOTE NUMBER 16
00:47:15A PARTICULARLY BRUTAL CAMP
00:47:17WE HAD AN EPILECTIC COMMANDANT
00:47:19DO YOU KNOW WHAT HAPPENED TO HER?
00:47:21SHE WAS LIBERATED, TURNED LOOSE ON THE LAND LIKE THE REST
00:47:23HAVE YOU ANY IDEA WHERE SHE'S NOW?
00:47:25NO, MAJOR, I DON'T
00:47:29I, UH, HAVE A FRIEND WHO MIGHT KNOW
00:47:33DONALD
00:47:35I'M EXTREMELY INTERESTED IN GETTING IN TOUCH WITH THE LADY
00:47:39IT WOULD DO ME A GREAT FAVOR IF YOU CAN FIND OUT FOR ME
00:47:43MAJOR, I'M JUST A LITTLE MAN
00:47:45I'D LIKE TO BE OF SERVICE
00:47:49WHO KNOWS WHEN I MIGHT NEED A FAVOR FROM A MAN IN YOUR POSITION
00:47:55BUT YOU'LL EXCUSE ME, I, I'M NOT AN INFORMER
00:47:59I NEVER DID TRUST DONALD
00:48:03BUT WHAT'S IN SAIDA SPIKE?
00:48:05THE SITUATION IS VERY DANGEROUS
00:48:07WE ARE TOO CLOSE TO INTELLIGENCE HEADQUARTERS
00:48:11YOU WOULD BETTER HAVE A TALK WITH HER
00:48:13SHE IS TRYING TO GO INTO THE CITY
00:48:23WHY DID DONALD GO TO DEMITRI ALEXANDER'S OFFICE?
00:48:27DEMITRI ALEXANDER'S OFFICE?
00:48:29WHAT ARE YOU AND DONALD TRUMP PLARDING?
00:48:31DONALD TRUMP PLARDING
00:48:37WHAT DO YOU MEAN?
00:48:39DON'T PLAY INNOCENT
00:48:41I KNOW NOTHING ABOUT THIS
00:48:45DON'T LIE TO ME
00:48:49FONDA
00:48:54NOT TO LEAVE YOUR SIGN UNIT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES
00:48:57THAT'S IN ORDER
00:49:01LOOK DONALD
00:49:03PLEASE
00:49:05MAJOR
00:49:07PLEASE
00:49:19IT'S EXTREMELY IMPORTANT FOR ME TO GET IN TOUCH WITH ZAYERA
00:49:21EXTREMELY IMPORTANT, YOU UNDERSTAND?
00:49:23I THINK I DO, MAJOR
00:49:27BUT
00:49:29UH
00:49:30HOW DO I KNOW THE LADY WANTS HER WHEREABOUTS KNOWN?
00:49:39WHAT IS IT DONALD?
00:49:41YOU WANT MONEY?
00:49:42PLEASE
00:49:43PLEASE
00:49:47IF YOU WILL ONLY BE KIND ENOUGH TO TEND TO MY PERMIT
00:49:59ARE WE GOING TO FORGET THE INNOCENT MEN THEY BETRAYED SO THE FAT SOMACHES BEING FULL?
00:50:03THE LAND IS OURS LET'S TAKE IT BACK
00:50:05LET'S TAKE IT BACK NOW
00:50:07YEAH
00:50:09WORKERS LISTEN
00:50:10STUDENTS
00:50:11WOMEN
00:50:12YOU CAN'T BRING ABOUT PEACE AND PLENTY IF YOU ARE HOMED WITH TEARS
00:50:16THERE IS
00:50:25ATHENS WILL BE PLACED UNDER MARTIAL LAW
00:50:26TROOPS
00:50:27AND GLEASE UNITS
00:50:28WILL REMAIN ALERTED FOR THE DURATION OF THE EMERGENCY
00:50:31BUT THEY ARE NOW
00:50:32WHY NOT LET THEM HAVE THEIR SAY
00:50:34THAT'S NOT WHAT THEY ARE SAYING
00:50:35IT'S NOT WHAT THEY ARE SAYING
00:50:36IT'S WHAT'S BEHIND IT
00:50:37I'D SHOOT THEM
00:50:38YOU CAN'T SHOOT PEOPLE FOR TALKING
00:50:40BUT THE PEOPLE GENERALLY FIGURE THINGS OUT FOR THEMSELVES
00:50:56COMRADE
00:50:57THIS IS IT
00:50:58IT'S SET FOR MIDNIGHT
00:50:59THE PEOPLE ARE WITH US
00:51:04THEY COLLABORATED DURING THE WAR
00:51:06AND LIVED THE LIFE OF EVE
00:51:08WHILE WE RIDED IN THE HILLS
00:51:09TO RESIST THE JERSE
00:51:11WE MUST FIGHT FOR OUR JUSTICE NOW
00:51:13OUR JUSTICE NOW
00:51:15ONCE AGAIN
00:51:21THE LAND IS PLUNGED INTO DARKNESS
00:51:25THE LIGHTS FLICKER ON
00:51:30FEEBLY
00:51:32BUT IT IS A SIGN OF HOPE
00:51:41I'VE NEVER BEEN SO AFRAID AS I AM TONIGHT
00:51:45WITH THE LIGHTS TURNED OUT
00:51:47THEY'RE FIGHTING IN THE DARK
00:51:49HOW DO THEY KNOW WHO THEY'RE SHOOTING
00:51:52WHO IS IT?
00:51:58IT'S ME
00:51:59SPIRO
00:52:01WHAT ARE YOU DOING OUT AT A TIME LIKE THIS?
00:52:03THANK GOD I FOUND YOU AT HOME
00:52:05I'VE BEEN AT YOUR OFFICE TWICE TONIGHT
00:52:07THE FIGHTING HAS SPREAD TO EVERY PART OF THE CITY
00:52:09YES I KNOW
00:52:10HOW DID YOU GET HERE?
00:52:11I REALLY DON'T KNOW
00:52:12BY ALL ODDS I SHOULD BE DEAD NOW
00:52:14THEY HAVE A MACHINE GUN ON EVERY CORNER IT SEEMS
00:52:16AND WHY DID YOU TAKE THE CHANCE?
00:52:17I HAD TO
00:52:18NINA'S IN GREAT DANGER
00:52:19NINA
00:52:20THE GORILLAS HAVE REACHED HER NEIGHBORHOOD
00:52:22WE'VE GOT TO GET HER OUT OF THERE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
00:52:24IS SHE AT HOME?
00:52:25SHE WAS
00:52:26I HOPE SHE STILL IS
00:52:28ALL RIGHT LET'S GO
00:52:43A PRIEST
00:52:55WHAT'S NEXT COMRADE?
00:53:20NINA CHRISTOS
00:53:22THAT'S THE HOUSE ACROSS THE STREET
00:53:25THAT'S WHAT THEY ARE
00:53:26RELUFULLY SEEK STAMPERS
00:53:27CAN'T BELIEVE THIS IS HAPPENING
00:53:28COME ON HURRY OUT
00:53:29HURRY OUT
00:53:30HURRY OUR TIME MAYBE NEXT
00:53:31WHERE DO YOU TAKE IT?
00:53:32WELL IN THE NEAR SHELTERS
00:53:33THOMAS IS IN
00:53:34WE'VE BETTER GO THERE
00:53:35I WANT PEOPLE TO GO ALL THE WAY WITH YOU
00:53:37I'VE GOT TO GO BACK TO HEADQUARTERS
00:53:38A LITTLE MANAGE DIMITRI
00:53:40COME ON
00:53:41TEAMS
00:53:42COST ME TO LOSE MY MIND THREAD
00:53:43YOU'RE LUCKY THAT'S ALL THEY COST YOU
00:53:44COME ON
00:53:46NINA
00:53:47THE JEWELS ARE NOT IMPORTANT NOW
00:53:48COME ON
00:53:49TAKE THEM OUT THE BACK DOOR
00:53:55SEARCH THE HOUSE COMERATS
00:54:02SEARCH THE HOUSE COMERATS
00:54:32YOU'RE A MAN FROM ATOMS
00:54:34HE SAID WE'VE COME BACK
00:54:38HE DID
00:54:39YOU'RE A MAN FROM ATOMS
00:54:41HE SAID WE'VE COME BACK
00:54:42HE DID
00:54:46YOU'RE A MAN FROM ATOMS
00:54:48HE SAID WE'VE COME BACK
00:54:50HE DID
00:54:53THE SORTING WITH OUR ENEMY'S GOT OUT
00:54:55I SWEAR YOU
00:55:09I SWEAR I'VE GOT IT
00:55:11No, I swear by everything!
00:55:13Wait, please!
00:55:14Shut up!
00:55:15Shut up, I said!
00:55:16Wait!
00:55:17You're a liar!
00:55:41You were seen coming out of Major Alexander's office in the Intelligence Bureau.
00:55:44I was there on party business.
00:55:46On whose assignment?
00:55:47On my own initiative.
00:55:50I saw a chance to do a great service to the party.
00:55:54And to you, comrade Vonda.
00:56:00What do you mean?
00:56:02Don't you realize that your position in the party,
00:56:06maybe your life depends on Major Dimitri Alexander?
00:56:11Isn't it true that he is high on the Central Committee's list of those to be liquidated?
00:56:19Isn't it also true that his liquidation is the responsibility of yourself, comrade?
00:56:32What's your point, Donovan?
00:56:33My point is this.
00:56:35Major Alexander will not be easier to take.
00:56:39And should you fail...
00:56:42Go on.
00:56:44Don't worry.
00:56:47I have a plan to deliver Major Alexander into your hands.
00:56:54Without hurting a hair on a comrade's head.
00:56:57Why are you taking on such a great responsibility?
00:57:02Party loyalty.
00:57:04And concern for your welfare, Vonda.
00:57:10Of course.
00:57:12I wouldn't be angry if you saw fit to reward me with the chairmanship of the personnel committee.
00:57:17That's one of the most important committees.
00:57:19Exactly.
00:57:20And one that needs a man of superior talents.
00:57:24What do you plan to do it?
00:57:26You must leave that to me, comrade.
00:57:29You want him, I have the way to deliver him.
00:57:33When?
00:57:35I'll have him in your hands tonight.
00:57:37All right, Donovan.
00:57:41I'll give you a chance to make good.
00:57:44You deliver Major Alexander.
00:57:46It gets the 112 tonight.
00:57:51Or you'll be dead by morning.
00:57:55Do you understand?
00:57:57Yes, comrade.
00:57:58I understand.
00:57:59Well, Donovan.
00:58:04Have you seen your friend?
00:58:07I'm sorry, Major.
00:58:09I just can't do it.
00:58:12I'd like to help you, but I...
00:58:15can't turn in an innocent girl.
00:58:18You're wasting time.
00:58:22I'd like to leave now, Major, if you don't mind.
00:58:25I will hold you responsible for whatever happens.
00:58:27I can't be an informer, Major.
00:58:30My conscience won't allow it.
00:58:33Please, Major.
00:58:34I'm only a little man.
00:58:36Let me walk my own little path.
00:58:39I've told you this is a personal matter.
00:58:42I know the girl.
00:58:46My interest in her welfare is greater than you can ever be.
00:58:53Will you give me your word?
00:58:54She won't be in any danger.
00:58:55Yes.
00:58:57Yes, of course.
00:58:59Where is she?
00:59:07She's living with a family at Gezi 112.
00:59:10Donoff, you've done me a great favor.
00:59:13Think nothing of it, Major.
00:59:18Please, uh...
00:59:20wait here until I come back.
00:59:25Keep him here until I return.
00:59:49Keep him here until I return.
00:59:50Donoff!
01:00:16Donoff!
01:00:17Donoff!
01:00:18Donoff!
01:00:19Donoff!
01:00:21Donoff!
01:00:24All this will pass, and everything will be alright.
01:00:36We've been in typical straits before.
01:00:40before. The first time I've ever had close contact with my neighbors. They're
01:00:48really quite nice. Too bad it takes a catastrophe to bring people close to
01:00:53each other.
01:01:00Where's my mommy and daddy mister? You're John Karras's little boy aren't you? Yes
01:01:06sir. Do you know my daddy? Very well son and I know he wouldn't like to see his
01:01:11little boy crying now would he? No sir. You're not going to cry are you?
01:01:21Good boy. Do you know where they are? No son I don't. But don't worry you'll find them.
01:01:32I've got to find them. They went away and left me.
01:01:43That poor boy will never say his parents again. They killed him this morning. They said that
01:01:50they collaborated with the Germans and that they're going to kill the whole family.
01:02:02Well what an aristocratic party. Look comrades we're in time. We call it your houses. You weren't at home.
01:02:22Of course you didn't expect us. But we left our cards. Now we're going to play a little game. Our good
01:02:33comrade here will call out the list of the wanted. If you don't answer your names why we'll kill all of you.
01:02:41Read comrade. George Stavroop.
01:02:52We've been stuffing his belly with his work of sweat. Outside Georgie.
01:03:10Come here Peter. I have something to tell you. I expect to see your mommy and daddy soon.
01:03:17I'll tell them. Your nutty mark won't buy your way out this way. Will you? Don't take your fur.
01:03:23You must promise to be brave for a little while longer. Will you do that?
01:03:27Yes sir. Good boy. Nina Crystal.
01:03:39This is the time for courage Nina. Only fear can hurt you.
01:03:47This is the time for you.
01:03:51If it were for you.
01:03:52Jure could have, but it's, you know, it's there.
01:03:54Don't think of me.
01:03:54I, don't think of it.
01:03:56You, Janet Preston.
01:03:57He's bye to theBI.
01:03:59I need to do that.
01:04:00licoriceaxi.
01:04:09This is really your own embrace.
01:04:11That's all I miss.
01:04:12All right, sir, I'll read on.
01:04:35You have my name on your list.
01:04:38What is your name?
01:04:40My name is Peter Karras.
01:04:42Peter Karras.
01:05:00All right, outside.
01:05:01All right, sir, I'll read on.
01:05:31All right, sir, I'll read on.
01:05:37I am too, Nina.
01:05:46Afraid I am not worthy of the great gift before us.
01:05:52THE END
01:06:22The next name, Sayora
01:06:34No
01:06:47No more names
01:06:50You're making a place for yourself against the war
01:06:54What makes us so sure we're killing the right ones?
01:06:57Who judged them?
01:06:59Did we give them a chance to defend themselves?
01:07:04How many of these are innocent?
01:07:06In all revolutions, some die were innocent
01:07:08We have time for trials later
01:07:11Drop your weapon
01:07:18The end
01:07:26Oh, my God.
01:07:56Don't hit him. He's English.
01:08:18So what?
01:08:20It is not easy, even for the fighters themselves,
01:08:23to distinguish friend from enemy.
01:08:25But that's the way it always is in a civil war.
01:08:29That most bitter, most bloody, most tragic of all wars.
01:08:38It's no use.
01:08:42You won't be able to make it across.
01:08:43Where do you live?
01:08:52On the square.
01:08:56They're even burning the synagogue.
01:09:02It's all right. We'll be with another one.
01:09:04Not here. The window is broken.
01:09:24He's just been hurt. I couldn't take him home.
01:09:26Will you please get some water?
01:09:27What's your name?
01:09:30Dimitri Alexander.
01:09:34Thanks.
01:09:39Thanks.
01:09:40You will be all right now.
01:09:43Goodbye, David.
01:09:47Dimitri Alexander is going to die tonight.
01:09:49I'm glad I'm going to enjoy it.
01:09:51Dimitri Alexander.
01:09:53Yeah, Donna finally got him.
01:09:55Where?
01:09:55Gets the 112.
01:09:56Our position is critical.
01:10:05We may be forced to withdraw temporarily.
01:10:09Tell them to maintain contact and stand by.
01:10:13for further orders.
01:10:14freezer
01:10:18Our position is critical.
01:10:22We may be forced to withdraw temporarily.
01:10:24Tell them to maintain contact and stand by.
01:10:26For further orders?
01:10:43Oh, my God.
01:11:13Oh, my God.
01:11:43Oh, my God.
01:12:13Oh, my God.
01:12:43Oh, my God.
01:12:45Dimitri.
01:12:47Did you have to be armed to meet me?
01:12:49Dimitri, there's no time to talk now.
01:12:51We've got to get out of here.
01:12:52We're in danger.
01:12:53Dimitri, listen to me.
01:12:54Please.
01:12:54Don't upset a truck for you.
01:12:56Can you wear the bait?
01:12:56Go, Dimitri.
01:12:57Please.
01:12:58Listen to me.
01:12:59Please.
01:13:04Run, Dimitri.
01:13:05Would you stay a while, Dimitri, Alexander?
01:13:08I've been waiting for this visit a long time.
01:13:10Come on, Saeed.
01:13:32Can I meet your destiny?
01:13:34That's something you didn't teach me, Vonda.
01:13:37How to die.
01:13:41Perhaps not.
01:13:43Nor did I teach you to be a traitor.
01:13:47Traitor.
01:13:47Not anymore.
01:13:49I was a traitor when I listened to you.
01:13:51Bye.
01:14:14Bye.
01:14:14Bye.
01:14:14Bye.
01:14:19Bye.
01:14:20Bye.
01:14:20This is between you and me, Vonda.
01:14:36The army!
01:14:37The army!
01:14:42The army.
01:14:43You'll be here any minute.
01:14:48Where are the people?
01:14:50I'll report the retreat.
01:15:03Yes.
01:15:05We'll be back.
01:15:07You're not leaving, Vonda.
01:15:21You're not afraid of a traitor.
01:15:23Wouldn't you rather die here than have the people hide you in the square?
01:15:27Zahira, don't be a fool.
01:15:29Get away while you can.
01:15:31No, Dimitri.
01:15:32This can't wait any longer.
01:15:33It must be settled now.
01:15:34Let's go.
01:15:58Trade the cause.
01:15:59Do you call waking up a betrayal?
01:16:01You're a traitor, you understand?
01:16:03I understand this.
01:16:05My ideals were right, your methods were wrong.
01:16:07Ideals, methods, right, wrong, right?
01:16:11I think that Joe was right.
01:16:13What victory?
01:16:15Where are your people?
01:16:29The End
01:16:47Dimitri, forgive me.
01:16:49You owe your love for me.
01:16:52No.
01:16:54That can never change.
01:16:56Dimitri.
01:16:59Oh, wait for me.
01:17:24I was a fool.
01:17:26I didn't know what I was doing.
01:17:32You didn't come back to me.
01:17:34I searched for you everywhere.
01:17:37And you found me too late.
01:17:40No, Zahira.
01:17:52No, Dimitri.
01:17:57Oh.
01:17:59Our love never in a moment of peace.
01:18:05It was born with the sound of guns in our ears.
01:18:09But all that will be over.
01:18:11We will have peace.
01:18:12Our lives will be filled with sunlight and laughter.
01:18:24We will be able to.
01:18:27We will be able to.
01:18:28We will be able to.
01:18:29We will be able to.
01:18:31We will be able to.
01:18:32The New Year.
01:18:33The New Year.
01:18:37The New Year.
01:18:42Brave little girl.
01:19:12Your struggle is over.
01:19:25Hours calls on.
01:19:42To be continued...
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