She Devils of the SS (1973) Movie Script
The Fhrer orders, we obey!
And on the front we will be
considered like any fighting man.
Oh, I'm so excited!
I'm serious!
What branch of service are you going in?
I'm not sure yet.
I think I'll be in the anti-aircraft.
Were you a volunteer?
Of course!
For the Fhrer and the Fatherland.
We too.
Since the war, there is not a
single man on the home front.
Yeah, I guess that's another
reason we all volunteered for service.
Hurray!
I'm fit for service, girls!
Lucky thing.
Do you mean you're normal?
Yeah.
What was the medical like, Celia?
I hope you weren't
examined by a man.
Sure.
It happens to be the
doctor of Kaiser's Clinic.
A wonderful guy who
examines every nook and cranny.
Oh no.
When you are naked?
How else do you think?
Do you mean I have to stand naked in front
of a man while he touches me all over?
Nonsense.
Don't forget, we
are in the army now.
And it's only natural that they
examine you in your birthday suit.
The next four, please stand by.
You will be the last for today.
I will call your names and you'll come in one after another, right?
The rest will come back tomorrow.
I might have known.
You must be tired, Major.
Do you want to stop?
How many girls did we see today, nurse?
Just a second.
Let me check.
I make it 106, Major.
Yes.
How many are still waiting?
Only four.
The rest are for tomorrow.
I'm due at the clinic soon.
Call the next one.
Very well, Major.
I'll bring them right away.
Send in the next girl.
You shouldn't overwork, Major.
Nurse, stop mothering me.
I have goosebumps.
Next, please.
Hurry it up.
That's me.
I'll keep my fingers crossed.
Me too.
Reporting for examination.
Come closer.
Turn around.
Your name?
Isabel Warner.
Children?
One.
A son for the Fhrer.
Your age?
Member of the
German Youth Movement.
Are you married?
No.
Who is the child's father?
An SS man.
And where is your child?
In the SS Nursery School.
You are in excellent shape.
I pronounce you fit for service.
Thank you, Major.
It is a privilege to
serve the Fhrer.
Yes.
The next, please.
Right away, Major.
Only three more, nurse, and then we'll be through.
Next girl, hurry up.
That's you, Monica.
Yes.
Remove all your clothing.
Yes, nurse.
Come on, hurry it up.
What is the idea
of the chastity belt?
I'm saving it for the Fhrer.
Hurry up there.
Hurry up.
We haven't all night.
Your name?
Your name.
Your name, please.
You can read, can't you?
It's regulations.
You will answer my
questions properly.
Look, why are you asking
questions when you've got everything right there?
Just do as your told.
I'm 25 years old.
I'm a typist by profession, an
orphan, no record.
My name is Monica Clem.
Listen, miss Clem, if you take that tone,
you're merely going to make yourself a lot of trouble.
You will answer
seriously and politely.
It's not by choice that
I am examining you.
I am not an Army career man.
I'm a doctor.
And this is war.
And that demands
sacrifices, even from you.
I'm five months pregnant.
You should've brought
a medical certificate.
Right, not fit for service.
Reason?
Pregnant, five months.
But, Major...
You can go now.
I shall have to tell
the authorities.
You'll be hearing from them.
Thanks.
Hard work is the best
cure for slackers.
Which Nazi authors
are your favorites?
Do you like our Fhrer?
And why are you in favor of
admitting women into the Army?
Are you a member
of the Nazi Party?
Do you think the
Fhrer can be wrong, ever?
This ones fit for service.
But if you want to
listen to my advice,
It would be a mistake
to drive heavy trucks.
I don't mean to reflect on your driving talent,
but it appears to me
that you have no idea what it can really
mean to drive a heavy truck in front can really mean.
I don't believe it's a job
for a pretty girl like you.
If you were my own daughter, I
would suggest you try another branch.
With your brain you could
work in communications.
But your section will decide.
You better see her.
Heil Hitler, Major.
Next girl, please.
How many children would
you like to have for the nation?
Is Dr. Goebbels a
hero in your eyes?
What do you expect from love?
My real opinion?
Yes.
Oh, anti-aircraft unit.
That's what I would like.
You know that it's a very dangerous work.
I will do my duty for
fatherland and Fhrer.
Yes, but there is no hurry.
You should get better first.
Come back again to see me
in six months. time.
Alright?
In six months.
Heil Hitler!
Alright, bye.
Next girl.
That's all for today.
I must go to the clinic.
With a little luck, I may get a
chance of seeing my family for once.
It's been several days.
Let's hope there won't be an air raid.
We'll continue tomorrow.
Till tomorrow then.
Heil Hitler, Major Kuhn.
Yes, yes.
Good night, nurse.
Can I speak to you
a second, Dr. Kuhn?
Course.
What is it?
I'm the daughter... My
father is one of your colleagues.
Oh yes?
What's his name?
My father is... Dr. Gulchman.
Ah, Dr. Gulchman.
How is he?
Where is he these days?
Ah, Gulchman, huh?
I hate my father.
It's his fault I'm only half-Aryan.
I am as German as anyone else.
My mother is pure Aryan.
My mother and I would go
through hell for the Fhrer.
She got divorced immediately
when my father went abroad.
I want to serve the fatherland.
Help me.
Look, I'm sorry.
I don't think I can help you.
And I'm not sure I want to.
If you ask me, I'm
sure she's a lesbian.
She ate me with her eyes.
Oh, she seemed to
like looking at my tits as well.
Well, I'm not that way.
How do you like that?
Another alert, for Gods sake.
I'm sick of it.
Come on.
Lets go.
Hurry up.
Hurry up, girl.
Come on.
Come on.
Another alert.
I sent everybody to the shelter.
What are you doing here?
I want to volunteer for service.
But Major Coon is against it.
Maybe you could give me a helping hand.
Show me.
Yes.
It won't be easy
on account of your origins.
Please sit down.
There.
I'll have to report you for this.
I must warn you about something.
You're worried about
the Gestapo. is that it?
So what will you do?
I'll just carry on, as usual.
The Gestapo is nothing...
Felix they'll find something.
Are you sure they'll let you alone?
I'm not important in their eyes.
The father works
for the war effort.
He's very conscientious.
Medically speaking, these girls he
says are unfit for duty, really are unfit..
No.
No.
You don't know them.
The Gestapo practically
make their own laws.
And father's services
to the nation don't count.
We haven't finished yet, Greta.
That's what I told those men just
now, but they pushed their way in.
They want to speak to Dr. Coon.
Felix!
Father!
Tell them I'll be right there.
Be careful.
Please.
Good evening, gentlemen.
You wanted to speak to me.
We're police officers.
Won't you sit down?
No, we want to keep this short.
You sent communications
from the Berlin
security office with the
mention Return to sender on them.
I have a perfect right to do that.
I suppose you didn't know
a complaint has been filled against
you with the Ministry of Defense concerning your medical examinations.
No, I know nothing about it.
And proceedings are going
to be taken against you.
Did you know that?
No.
Yes, well, I'll refresh
your memory a little.
You dismissed a number of girls
as being unfit for duty,
who were absolutely fit to serve the fatherland.
Those girls were
medically unfit.
You will soon be getting the opportunity
to use your medical talents
elsewhere, Major Coon, on active service.
Together with that assistant of
yours, she will also go to the front too.
I say, like they give me extra duty.
That's enough.
If I were you, I would say that I am going
to serve the Fatherland and the Fhrer.
It would wiser.
Oh, by the way, both your
daughters are going to be called up also.
And believe me, they will
be ft for duty.
I hope I make myself clear.
Heil Hitler.
Maybe that's why he's
been so worried recently.
Every time he marked
one as unfit for service,
she went to the Gestapo
and informed them.
Only... what use was that?
We're losing the war.
I know it.
be careful dear, the walls have ears.
Yes you're right.
I want to fight for my Fhrer.
That's all that matters.
Right.
She is right.
Hello.
Hello girls.
Are you with this convoy?
Yes, I am here to take care of all of you.
Thank God their not all as fresh as he is.
There's nothing wrong with a little fun.
is it there?
And if the worst should come to
the worst... Open your legs.
The Fhrer needs fighting men.
All aboard!
All aboard!
It's a good thing I finally thought of a pretext to leave my home.
There was just one tiny room with a table and a couple of beds...
There were to too many in my place.
My grandmother and then my
brothers and my mother and me.
I thought about the place burst.
It's another reason I signed on.
Well, ladies, do you need anything?
I am always ready to be of service,
You know.
It's that man again.
He's been doing this journey for months.
He is so worn out that he can barely walk.
I bet he thinks he's a real powerhouse.
I wouldn't mind finding out.
If he has anything to offer.
I wouldn't mind at all.
Yes, these days a
girl can't pick and choose them.
So long as we're aboard this
train, the competition will be hard.
And especially since
when we get to the front...
I guess the boys there
will be able to get it any time.
And you, burning
to serve the Fhrer too?
I mean, on the field of battle.
I guess.
I would rather serve the
Fhrer as a hospital nurse.
You mean you didn't volunteer?
No no.
My sister and I were drafted...
because my father had
trouble with that, Gestapo.
He is doctor of medicine, by profession.
He was sent to the
front for something he did.
I see.
My parents hate war too.
That's why they didn't see me off.
Mother in trouble too?
Not really.
Except that she's constantly watched.
Naturally, all I have to do is lift finger... and it's made.
You go ahead and I will follow you.
Only I hope you can lift
more than a finger.
There goes a real lady killer.
Do you think so?
I think most normal girls would go for it.
No.
I have no idea where we're headed for.
When I asked the group officer,
She said she couldn't find out.
She is.
Just checking.
She looks nervous.
Yes.
Hey!
Hey!
You in there!
Hello!
You will open the door this minute!
Open the door!
Hey, you!
I'm going to pull handle off!
What are you doing in there?
I'm almost through.
One second.
Yes, I'm coming now.
You weren't alone.
Do you think I still need
someone to wipe my bottom?
Yes?
What exactly were
you doing all this time?
The breath of fresh
air doesn't matter.
A lot good.
But you're filthy.
You are covered in soot.
Can't a guy look out
the window anymore?
Just look at your hands.
I had some trouble
pulling down the window.
I'll wash them off.
Look out!
Enemy aircraft!
Here it comes again!
Get back in to the train!
30 new recruits for
the special division.
Alright, dismissed.
You will be assigned various duties.
Friedl Salinsky
Yes, sir.
Thank you.
Gertude Gertie.
Amy Hammond.
Present.
Heather Neposian.
I thought that volunteers were always sent to Italy.
Russia?
Hetrick Schneider.
Here.
Marga Kuhn.
Doris Luckner.
Ursula Von Menzinger.
Thank you.
People of Germany. Here is a message from the
Fhrer's chief of staff at Nazi party headquarters.
Men and women of Germany have you done your
duty in your homes and on the field of battle?
Aryan mothers and girls, are
you preforming your sexual duties?
Yeah.
And girls who work in the oldest
profession in the world should volunteer
for the service too, since the
home business is non-existent.
The Fhrer expects from each of you that your husbands and
betrothed shall be faithful for preservation of the race.
How can we maintain
the purity of the Aryan race
when there aren't enough men to go around?
Ugh.
I am pure Aryan and blonde
even where you can't see it.
The people must head the call of the German.
We must fight their enemies and
maintain the purity of our noble race.
Always the same pitch about Aryan blood.
My ass is as Aryan as anyone's.
Group two to the showers.
Cleanliness is is next to Naziness.
If I go on rubbing your back,
I will really turn into a lesbian.
Do you really want to
compete with a certain lady?
Gosh, no.
I've got a proposition.
Let's write a letter to the SS commander.
Himmler explaining our situation.
Perhaps he can do something
about getting us moved up to the front line.
What do you think of that?
A letter?
Alright, I'm all for it.
Let me tell you, I'll stir
them up at headquarters.
And we want to stay together, right?
You bet.
You?
You must be crazy.
Don't worry.
I want to talk to you about
something important for both of us.
Won't it keep till tomorrow?
Let me in.
I have done things for you often enough.
Now do something for me.
Alright.
Come in.
Well, what is it?
We've written a letter.
And who's we?
All the girls in group A.
And to whom have you
written this letter to?
To Himmler, the Chief of SS.
Himmler?
You must be out of your minds.
So the blackshirts
will consider our case.
You'll let me read it?
No.
Just make sure it goes
through the proper channels.
You mind telling
me what's in the letter?
It just says that we German women
have the right to help our German men.
That's not very clever.
Clever or not, we're
applying to get transferred to the
Eastern Front to provide
special services to the Fhrer.
And we're sure headquarters
will think it's patriotic.
And the soldiers too.
Very well then.
I'll do that.
I'll send you a letter.
We...
We should get an
answer in a week.
I'll pray God that none of
you comes to any harm at the front.
And in return, I'm ready
to do something for you.
As you can see, I am ready
to serve my superior officer.
Come here.
A sound mind and a healthy body operator,
Susie.
Remember that.
I know that only this pen is killing me.
Well, just keep it up.
Well you getting anything?
No, not a thing.
Then switch to band 69.
Switching over now.
Wait.
I think I can hear.
Nothing but static.
Wait.
Huh?
But I know I heard something.
Huh?
Look, this is impossible.
What the hell are the others up to?
Those lousy bastards don't know
communications from shit.
Not you, honey, just keep pedaling.
I getting signals, loud and clear.
Oh?
Look, it'll help a lot
if you'd wash your ears out.
Yes, but there wasn't anything before.
Ah, cabbage in the ears.
Look, why don't you hurry up and
see what that bunch are doing, huh?
Step on it before I
give you a flying start.
Okay, you're the boss.
My God, what an army.
They call themselves operators.
Oh, be careful, God.
What for? I'm Aryan, aren't I?
Yes sir.
Oh no, please be careful, God.
Can you get a night pass?
I'll try.
Ah, mother.
Hey, here comes the mail.
Come on girls, the mailman is here.
Come on.
Hey, got anything for me?
I wish I could get something.
I wouldn't care
if I was the tax man.
Celia Arnold.
That's me.
Lenny Heinz.
Thank you.
Who's next?
Elle Kamuller.
Hey, you've got one.
Oh good.
Ursula Von Menzigen.
Who?
Ulla?
What is it?
You've got a letter!
Excuse me.
Marga Kuhn.
Yes?
Hedwig Cryer.
Yeah.
Paula Scheinder.
Here I am.
Erica Kaiser.
Present.
Claudia Heinz.
Me.
Friedl Harmon.
Thanks.
Nothing for me?
Sorry, that's all.
Oh damn.
Hey, there's a girl in the
bunk down there.
It turns me off.
What?
Is that all?
It'd take more
than her to bother me.
She walks around with her nose in
the air like she's too good for any of us.
Look, where are your manners?
Don't you have the sense
to see you're in the way?
Move your ass out
of here on the double.
You female peeping tom.
Try doing it yourself sometime.
Maybe it will help.
Come on.
Paula?
Yes, Marga.
What's wrong?
Well, it's nothing important.
Tell me about it.
It's not worth talking about.
Alright, let's take a walk together.
Okay.
If you need a father
confessor, I'm the next best.
I've practically already.
I don't like to talk about myself.
You shouldn't keep it inside you.
Wait.
Look at that.
It's the fine weather, I guess.
I can understand it.
It may be better
than you think, Marga.
Hey, look at them.
It's so primitive.
You understand that too?
Yes.
Only I wouldn't have
the courage to do it.
That's not courage, that's zoology.
Now please, Ulla, let's go.
Come on.
No, not yet.
It's part of life.
Ulla.
Love is a natural need.
That's not love.
I've got a confession to make.
I hope I don't bore you, Marga.
Go ahead and tell me everything.
You intimidate me a little.
Why?
Because you are so self possessed,
so different from others.
I simply got to tell you that
I am not Ulla Von Menzigen.
You're not?
My name is Sigrid.
I'm really Ulla's twin sister.
Well, go on.
I have leukemia and I am so full of lust for life that I
came into the army to grab
it while I could.
You sacrificed yourself for your sister?
No, I did it for me.
Come on.
We better go before
we both get soaked.
Say, Ulla?
Yeah?
My sister Eva writes that
she is in an anti-aircraft unit.
Ah, what does she say?
Here we're on the alert 24
hours a day, if I weren't
so bushed I would
have sent you a package.
The store on the base has plenty of things,
Even some genuine stockings and butter.
Oh.
The bunch of girls
here are quite friendly.
Only my boyfriend is
somewhere in Germany
and I'm going sour.
She's a funny way of putting things.
With things the way are here,
I guess I may end my days as a virgin.
Air raid!
Man the guns!
Eva, where is the bastard?
I can hear him,
but I can't see him.
Ready!
Coming at 15-10.
He's coming in there!
There it is!
Fire!
Fire!
Fire!
Rapid Fire!
Fire at will!
He's coming back!
He's right above us!
Rapid Fire!
What is all this?
Where do you think
you are, in a brothel?
While the others are getting hell out there, you're playing at mom and poppy in here.
I will report you for this!
Anyone here?
Well, you might at least answer
when I ask if there's anyone in here.
I've been hurt.
I can't bend my leg.
I got hit by a piece of shrapnel
when I was in the searchlight.
Better let me
put a bandage on that.
No.
It's painful.
I can't bend my leg
to take off the boot.
Well, now let me take a look.
Don't bother.
I'll rest a little and
go out to the hospital.
I think I'd better massage.
No, there is nothing you can do.
You'd be surprised
what I can do.
No!
Help please!
All clear now!
Shut up!
I'm going to go to bed right now.
Every bone in my body hurts me.
Heil Hitler!
Heil Hitler!
Heil Hitler.
Oh, it's you.
Why are you whimpering about?
You've been in sack.
While we've been getting
the shit bombed out of us.
And what's more,
you're in my bunk, so get out.
I can't walk.
I have been wounded.
Oh, little darlings.
Shut up!
There's no use in yelling.
Anyhow, you might get the
Iron Cross from the Fhrer.
Oh, she really
thinks she's a hero.
Have you all gone insane?
I was hit by shrapnel.
My leg is bleeding.
We know where you're wounded.
You've been screwing with the Sergeant
while we defended... Yes, that's right.
The lady was pretending.
We were getting it.
Get out of here.
She didn't even use
her own bed either.
And now I have to have it fumigated.
Merlin, get me anti-aircraft
headquarters on the double.
Hello?
This is Staff Sergeant Killer speaking.
572 Battery.
One of my gun serving crew,
Eva Kuhn, deserted her unit tonight.
For a man as favored as you, I
suppose that the war is one long adventure.
Don't misunderstand me.
I mean it must
give you opportunities.
Yes, in a way.
Especially the
opportunity to get killed.
Oh, now I've offended you.
What I really mean is that it is
easier for a man than for a woman.
Do you think so?
Of course.
A famous fighter pilot
in a famous squadron.
Can do as he chooses.
Well, maybe there's
some truth to that.
You're making fun of me.
I'm sorry.
It's ironic.
You see, I don't want to die before
I have discovered what living is.
Do you understand?
That's almost a confession.
It's the nicest confession I've
ever heard, Miss Von Menzigen.
Call me Ulla.
I would like that.
We should gather
rosebuds while we may.
Yes.
There is something mysterious about you.
Is there?
I think I know what.
Do you? I don't.
You're a strange girl.
I can't figure you.
You stand there as if you're
watching a stripper in a nightclub.
I'm appreciating it.
Why are you laughing?
Am I so funny?
It's fun looking at your
charming freckles.
Yes.
I'm not so much to look at,
but at least they add to my personality.
Now I'm going to throw myself in
and die of a broken heart.
Come on.
I'm not the hero you think I
am when it comes to cold water.
Come on.
What makes you think I can swim?
You did it for me.
With my great talents, all they can think of
is putting me to work washing dishes.
Well, that way you eat at least.
Hey, I can see
something you can't see.
Yeah, what can you see?
Men.
Leave the dishes in the sink.
At last.
Hey, listen to
the birds singing.
What are you saying?
The same as you.
Hey, we're as good
as a whole company.
The more, the merrier.
Come over and prove it.
Alright, the last one
in the lake is a sissy.
Hey, the water is too cold.
get over the bridge.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Hurry.
We're on our way.
Come on.
Just keep it for me.
I'll be right there.
Over the top, Freddie.
Hey.
Hey.
Come here, you.
Come on.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yes.
Yes, Colonel.
Yes, that's right, sir.
Yes.
No, 250 miles.
Yes, Major Cowwitz, I'll see about it.
Yes sir.
Coming?
Halt!
Who goes there?
Captain Mannteufel and
radio operator Von Menzigen.
Good night, Captain.
We'll see each other
tomorrow at inspection.
Goodnight,
Sleep well.
Thank you, Captain.
Tomorrow.
Heil Hitler, Captain.
Morning.
Number 33,
Radio-communications Section.
Ready for inspection, Captain.
Thank you.
We are proud to greet
Captain Mannteufel, leader of
the Fighter Squadron,
who is honoring us with his visit.
Communications Command, unfortunately,
feels obliged to state the following.
So pay careful attention.
Any further disobedience of the official
regulations will receive due punishment.
and all night leave is canceled
unless authorized by a superior officer.
Promiscuity and anti-German
behavior have grown to such an
extent that we now have cases
of venereal disease in our ranks.
It is more than lucky
that this unit is going to move on to
another camp before our
service loses more of it's reputation.
I don't expect shinning
virtue from you, but this
kind of moral degeneration
is not be tolerated.
The cow.
You are failing in your duty
as true Aryan women, and the
Fhrer certainly expects much
more than undisciplined indecency.
There's nothing to laugh at,
you filthy bunch of degenerate idiots.
I hope you understand what I said.
From now on you will tread the
straight and narrow path remembering
that you are the guarantee of the
future of the German Reich.
And above all, just remember
that we are here to help German
soldiers in conflict and actively
participate in the fight.
Sieg Heil!
Sieg Heil!
On the contrary, I admire
your almost massive authority.
Something wrong?
Are you mad at me?
What is it?
Is it anything I did?
You're as bad as the rest others.
What do you mean
as bad as the others?
What did I do?
You've been going to bed
with Mannteufel.
Look, Marga, this may sound
stupid. But I really believe, I love him.
We made love last night.
But you just met him.
But I want it to happen.
I want it so much.
I'm desperate for a man.
There is very little time, Marga.
And today, this morning in
the assembly, I saw Him there.
I knew for certain,
he was the man for me.
Just be careful you don't
catch a disease from her.
Captain Mannteufel, I suppose
she's boosting your morale.
Where is that bastard?
He can't be far away.
He's got to be around
here somewhere.
Halt!
Lousy deserter!
Traitor!
On your feet!
Lets go!
Get Moving!
Hey, who's this?
Are you stationed here?
No, not here.
Escape from the detention camp?
You better come with us.
That way we'll be able check you out.
Do not touch me.
Come on.
Well, now you'll save
us time and energy if you
tell us who you are and
what your unit is, soldier.
I can't tell you that.
Ah, well, that's interesting.
Right.
Your physical
state is satisfactory.
But you're away from your unit.
You seem to have forgotten
her duty as a woman to the Fhrer.
You ran away from the front, leaving your comrades to fight alone.
No!
Yes.
So have at least the
courage to tell the truth.
I want to know what your
name is and why you deserted.
Answer me at once.
No.
No, I can't tell you that.
You were a little tired
of serving the Fhrer?
Were you on your way to meet your lover?
The usual reasons, right?
No, I haven't got a lover.
Ah, I see.
It aught be quite
clear to you that we
have ways to make you admit the truth, young lady.
Come over here.
Let me go!
Let me go, you murderers!
Come on, ready!
Ready, aim, fire!
You see, by military law, you are a
prisoner and I will keep you in custody.
There you can consider your situation.
Your name, your unit, the
reason you are not with your unit.
I must have your answer or...
Lock her in the cell!
No.
No, no!
No!
No!
Open the door!
Open the door, Open the door!
Open the door!
Allow me to speak to you privately.
Leave us.
Well?
My name is Eva Kuhn.
Anti-Aircraft
gun crew battery F, 810.
That's what I said.
She was raped.
Any other details?
The field doctor saw her.
Yes, it was Staff Sergeant Koller.
Sergeant Koller?
Yes, have him sent to military
detention barracks immediately.
That way, he'll soon
get over his sexual urges.
Men like that are only
good for the firing squad.
Dear Major Schultz,
There are many men like that.
They're running around
here in the hundreds.
It's war, I suppose.
Well, we'll soon cure him.
Yes, and send a detailed report.
Count on me.
Heil Hitler.
Heil Hitler.
Groups A and B are having lunch now.
What's going on?
The old goat found herself a ram.
Attention.
The captain has an important
announcement to make.
Heil Hitler.
Heil Hitler.
The Chief of the SS has
personally received the message you sent him.
I am authorized to give
you the following answer.
To the women and girls of OCompany Brunnhilde Division 1 Brunswick,
Consequent to their
demand for transfer
to the front, the following
have been approved.
Costa Keller.
Here.
Elizabeth Kolshek.
Here.
Gertrude Beck.
Here.
Erica Baier.
Here.
Susi Wehage.
Here.
Friedl Tommashek.
Here.
All the persons designated
will stand by
for shipment to the Front
on the first transport.
Further instructions will follow.
Heinrich Himmler hopes that
all will do their duty.
Sieg Heil.
Sieg Heil.
Quiet, all of you!
Silence.
This war is as good as lost.
Don't say that.
And where did you get
that pessimistic news?
I'm Major Kuhn, sir.
We will have to evacuate
Pull-away and the hospital.
The company has been wiped out.
Nothing between
us and the Russians?
No.
They will use it as a spearhead.
They are advancing
towards Lichenstan.
Use every man available.
You are in command.
You must stop those tanks.
Good luck.
I'll do my best.
Thank you.
Look at this, gentlemen.
Poor Major Kuhn.
He loses the entire hospital
company
and they put him to knocking out tanks.
Roger.
Considerable air activity.
Trying to connect too.
And the lines engaged.
No.
I keep trying to put you through.
Hello?
Yes, I'll put you in through
with the commander.
One minute.
Hold the line.
Yes, Buzllo nine for the fourth command post.
Without the code word,
I can't put you through to Berlin.
I'm sorry, but that's the regulations.
Hello?
Yes?
It's you.
Yes I'm okay?
Can you call me back later?
Hello?
God, what a mess.
Code word?
I'm sorry, the line is
out of order, Sir.
Yes, I'll try again.
Sorry, major.
Call back later, please.
Yes, I'll give you the general.
Yes, is that Berlin?
Today I've had enough.
Me too.
Hey, where's Ulla?
She's off duty today.
I wish it were.
I bet she'll be off sick next.
To recover from today.
Just think, if everyone was like her,
she is absolutely man crazy.
In the pigs eye.
Maybe she's really in love, huh?
In love?
She's the same as everybody else.
She'll go for anyone
who doesn't wear skirts.
I was afraid you wouldn't come.
I came as soon as I could.
A friend took over
my duties for me.
Really?
No.
It's freezing out here.
Could we go?
Of course.
Come on.
We can go up to my room.
It's nice and cozy.
What happens if your orderly sees me?
I'll tell him to mind
his damn business.
The officers will
have a party soon.
That way I can officially introduce
you to my comrades in arms.
Make yourself comfortable.
Thanks.
You're right.
It's warm and cozy.
Good.
It's funny.
I feel like the war
is very far away.
And I can't imagine
living in peacetime.
You are a very strange girl.
Yes.
Harold.
Do you really think Ulla is sick?
That's just bologna.
She's man crazy.
I'm haven't had as much experienced
as she has, but one thing's for sure: if I
ever find a decent man, I'll
tie him to me with hoops of steel.
And I know one thing about him.
Your little pall Ulla is in the sack
making it while we're working out tails off.
Hello.
Oh, Ursula, I thought
you were getting dressed.
I love being naked by the fire.
Lying, dreaming.
Are you happy?
It's funny.
All men have asked
me that except the first.
Do you find that funny?
I don't know.
They always want reassurance.
They always ask a woman
what she doesn't want to tell.
It was good.
Go on.
Admit it.
Why ask me to reveal
all my weaknesses?
It's only masculine pride that
makes men ask us that.
Oh no.
You see, a woman needs to be
dominated, Naturally not by brute force.
Only there's two sides to any question.
I could ask you to
conquer me, but you're
no schoolboy, so why should I have to teach you?
A man... a man has to be a man.
Thank you.
I'll do my best.
You must take my advice.
Do things your way, not mine.
I'll go get my club.
No, seriously, I like you very much.
It's a pity you're leaving soon.
leaving?
When?
Very soon you'll be going to the front.
to the front?
I'm afraid so.
What do you mean you
have some dirty pictures?
They're not for kids.
Who was it told you about them anyhow?
That's right, sir.
Hold the line.
I'll give you three guesses.
Yes sir.
Go on, show them to me.
Don't be so anxious.
Very well, I'll give you a break.
Anyhow, you'll see, You
won't learn anything new.
Number please.
Here,
take your fun second-hand.
Oh.
Cold word, pass, fall.
Yes, they say it's urgent.
No, the officers' mess
doesn't answer.
There seems to be nobody there.
You might show me those pictures.
They might make you strain an ovary.
Oh, she is straining one.
Just look at her.
Hand them over Claudia.
Hey girls, do you think they're
doing all this for the Fhrer and the Fatherland?
Look at that.
You practically need a
magnifying glass for that one.
Oh, give me.
Here.
Oh, of all the
crazy positions...
You mean you
never tried it that way?
No, how is it?
I like it up,
down, front and back.
These pictures are a
boost to war morale.
Shit, all I do is get horny.
What is going on here?
You're supposed
to answer the phone.
Yes, I will try to get someone.
Headquarters.
Very well, sir.
Major.
Very well, sir.
Yes!
Hello, I'm putting you through now.
One moment, please.
Right away.
I'm sorry, we have
no free line at present.
Yes, sir.
Hello?
Please give the call.
Miss, would you care to come to the party in the office mess?
Can I escort you there?
I'm sorry, I can't make it tonight.
I'm sorry, we have no
line free at the moment.
One moment.
Very well, Lieutenant.
Putting you through.
Excuse me, would you
like to come to the party?
Come to the office, please.
Okay, Margaret, take a rest.
Yes sir, I am putting you through.
I need some fresh air.
I still have awhile to go.
So long.
See you later.
Goodbye girls.
See you tomorrow.
Yes, general.
Bye bye.
Yes, I'm trying, sir.
Come on, I can't take priority.
Aljoscha!
We made it.
I'm so happy.
Torugaya.
We're together again.
But I'm worried about you.
I can take care of myself.
Yes, but if they find you...
They will never find me.
Marga, I love you.
Here, I brought you something to eat.
Thank you.
Aljoscha, I can't come
here so often anymore.
You must be more
careful about our meetings.
The news is going around
that we're going to the front.
That's really so.
It's finished.
And we'll be separated forever.
Germans are losing the war.
I don't know anymore...
what I really want.
Yes, but I know what I want.
I want to be with
you Marga, forever.
Oh Marga!
Aljoscha!
I must get back.
Marga, you got to
come again before you leave.
I'll wait for you every night.
I'll wait for you patiently.
No, don't.
It's much too dangerous.
Don't take any chance.
The 11th Armored Division
knocked out.
We only got 300 rifles
and half a dozen. Tiger tanks.
And, They're fit for the scrap heap.
And we're stuck with fighting a
damn rearguard action.
Yes, just a rearguard action.
That's all it is.
It's nothing but a rumor.
Who would've thought
we'd end up like this?
I wonder why we can't pull back.
Because we have our orders.
In any case, you'll
kick in the ass from me...
if you don't keep passing the ammunition when the fight really begins.
Yeah, and why get
shot up for nothing?
It's a waste of good soldiers.
That's enough of that.
Hey, look, I used to
date her a lot.
It's been ten months
since I saw her.
Yeah well, without a minefield... The Russians
are going to make mincemeat of us.
Two machine guns are maybe little
bit thin... to holding off the Russian tanks.
Better hope and pray
they don't realize how bad it is.
We'll be needing a miracle.
Only we must stop those tanks.
Yeah.
There's some more.
Damn it.
Go take over number two
machine gun.
Yes sir.
We'll never make it.
There's more of them coming.
Number one, fire!
Fire.
What are you waiting for?
Back into positions.
it's coming right at us.
Keep pointing at that machine gun.
Major!
Leave it there.
I'm coming.
Fire!
Those damn Russians, I'll fix them!
I'll wipe them the hell out.
Come back, you idiot!
Back to your gun.
Presents from the Fhrer.
Manner
Hold your fire.
Let him have it.
Fire!
What's the matter?
Why aren't you firing?
We're out of ammunition.
What?
Now we're really in the shit!
Open fire with your rifles!
Lets go!
What the hell are you
doing in number two, God?
Fire!
They're out of ammunition, Major!
There's nothing left!
We've had it!
Look!
I must be dreaming!
No, but you're crazy if
you think they're going away!
I still can't believe my eyes!
Well, hat do you know?
I don't mind telling you
I was shitting my pants.
You're not the only one.
Me too.
Guys, we've done it!
They're gone!
Look!
They're all gone!
They're gone!
Hooray!
Freddie, I love you!
Yes?
I'll try again.
No, but the colonel
still doesn't get through.
Seven, six, three.
I'm doing everything I can.
Yesterday too, this morning too.
Always the same number.
His hair is too long
to be a deserter.
I guess he must be partisan.
Ready!
Aim!
Fire!
Alosha!
No!
Champagne for good news!
What good news?
The nomination of Dr. Goebbels
as Minister for Total War.
Aren't you scared?
Take cover.
I'm not.
So I told him: Stop molesting that beautiful
young lady or you will
get my fist in your face.
Come closer and we'll drink
a little of this delicious French beer.
Oh, It's as golden as the
hair of a true Aryan.
Thank you.
For your very good health.
And no more, thank you.
Oh, hold out your glass.
I'm dying of thirst.
Don't serve me too much, please.
Yes, I'll be right there.
He told me he would be along later.
Thank you.
These young officers still have
unshakable faith in the Fhrer.
Yes, it is a conditioned reflex.
They are the fertilizer
that we plow under our
plowshares in order to permit
expansion of the fatherland.
They look like the real things.
Taste you'll see.
Hello.
Good looking talented girl.
Yes, really lovely.
And it is a happy privilege
to have with me the loveliest,
Ursula Von Menzigen, a thoroughbred.
Hello, darling.
Now if you'll excuse us,
we'll leave you to it.
My compliments, sir.
I'm not on a diet, sir.
Enjoy yourself.
Heil Hitler.
First, girls like a sip, then
they develop a taste for it.
Good night.
Ever since she found a high rank,
she believes she is Cleopatra.
Cheers.
She must have hidden
talents, because she's nothing to...
You have no escort with you?
No, that's right.
I'm entirely at your service.
Oh, how old-fashioned you are.
And you are charming.
To your eyes.
Now, for our glorious
Fhrer, hooray!
Hooray!
Hooray!
Hooray!
Hooray!
Heil Hitler.
Heil Hitler.
To Beauty.
And bronze!
And love!
Come on, let's dance.
Later.
To victory!
To the victory of love!
Cheers!
No pep talks.
My morale doesn't
need to be boosted.
The minute I said
yes, I knew I liked it.
Come on, over here,
we have a surprise.
Maybe it's the end of the war.
Well, maybe it is.
Sorry, Lieutenant,
you can't come in.
Don't be a damn fool.
I've got to see the garrison
commander right away.
It's not the moment to disturb him.
If you don't let me through
immediately, there's going to be trouble.
I have a message from the front.
Yes, Ulla my dear.
You'll have to be very brave
and patient for a while longer at least.
Yes.
What is it?
I gave orders not
to be disturbed.
What is the meaning
of this intrusion?
There's an officer
down from the front.
He wants to talk to you.
I see.
And what are they doing
down there right now?
A striptease.
I might have known.
Should I attempt
handle the matter?
I'd better do it myself.
You mean you want
to receive him in this room?
No.
I'll be down right away to receive them.
Come on, take it off!
My dear lady, would you allow an
old soldier to offer you his protection?
I'm not sure...
We have no other solution.
You've got to help
me out of this mess.
How can I help you?
Come on.
I know you can do it for me.
I'll do what you want.
Lieutenant, I'm so pleased
to see a new face here.
I bid you welcome you on behalf of
the officers and men under my orders.
We're having a party,
as you can see.
I would be delighted if you would
accompany Miss Von Menzigen, this lady.
Thank you.
You'll find her
agreeable company.
But you must be hungry.
Come with me, Lieutenant.
There may be something
left at the buffet.
If you are tired, We'll
find a quiet spot for you.
How long since you had a woman?
Don't be shy.
Ah, but...
So that's the
situation around here.
And we are at the front,
getting ourselves killed.
Major!
What's the matter?
Some of the communications girls are
trapped in a town about three miles from here.
Have the Russians
already come that far?
Yes, but apparently
only in small numbers only.
Have any of the
women been captured?
They have taken refuge
inside an old church.
Do you want to be a knight in
shining armor and rescue them?
Yes, major.
We three will volunteer
to get them out of there.
That makes four with me.
Don't worry, sir.
What do you say?
Alright.
How many of you will
volunteer to pull out those girls?
Me!
Lets first ask headquarters.
So let's hope they'll
okay our mission.
Gentlemen, you see the situation.
Sir, I... Where will
we get the men from?
I have a group of volunteers.
We must make it fast.
The Russians are already in
village but in small numbers.
Tomorrow, reinforce
them until they arrive.
We won't have a chance
to rescue those girls.
Yes.
Well, you better
do what you think fit.
And of course, be careful.
The war is not over yet and
we need every man available.
Thank you.
We'll do our best.
Gentlemen.
A few more like him, and I guarantee
that we would win the war even now.
Yes sir.
Yes.
I wonder if he'll give
us back our clothes.
Cook, over here.
You'd better enter the yard from behind.
And once inside, get as
close as possible to the Reds.
The minute you throw a grenade,
We'll come in.
Yes, major.
Good luck.
Forward!
Germans!
Comrades!
Forward!
They've got to be here!
My father.
Outside, quick!
Any of you hurt?
Hurry.
Come on, outside!
What's the matter?
Are you mad, child?
No no.
I won't go outside.
Russian men or German
men, they are all the same.
What do we do with her, major?
Leave her!
Alright, pull out of here, quick!
Everyone, take cover!
Hurry!
Hurry!
Oh, it is you, Major, the gallant knight.
The Russians are through
our lines and you're wasting good men.
Precious lives.
We save the girls.
That's small consolation
to me. Major Kuhn.
The cost was very heavy.
A noble action, but not very wise one.
Was there really any point in it?
Well?
My conscience is clear.
So there are still idealists
alive in this crazy war.
Were nearly at the
end now, Major.
We've got no hope, sir.
I'm quite sure of it.
Neither you nor I wanted this war.
Excuse me, Colonel, the
transport is waiting outside.
I'm coming.
Goodbye then, Colonel.
I hope we meet again one day.
I hope so too, my friend.
Nay I help you in, Colonel?
No, thanks.
I can manage myself.
I hope the old warhorse
lives through our defeat.
And on the front we will be
considered like any fighting man.
Oh, I'm so excited!
I'm serious!
What branch of service are you going in?
I'm not sure yet.
I think I'll be in the anti-aircraft.
Were you a volunteer?
Of course!
For the Fhrer and the Fatherland.
We too.
Since the war, there is not a
single man on the home front.
Yeah, I guess that's another
reason we all volunteered for service.
Hurray!
I'm fit for service, girls!
Lucky thing.
Do you mean you're normal?
Yeah.
What was the medical like, Celia?
I hope you weren't
examined by a man.
Sure.
It happens to be the
doctor of Kaiser's Clinic.
A wonderful guy who
examines every nook and cranny.
Oh no.
When you are naked?
How else do you think?
Do you mean I have to stand naked in front
of a man while he touches me all over?
Nonsense.
Don't forget, we
are in the army now.
And it's only natural that they
examine you in your birthday suit.
The next four, please stand by.
You will be the last for today.
I will call your names and you'll come in one after another, right?
The rest will come back tomorrow.
I might have known.
You must be tired, Major.
Do you want to stop?
How many girls did we see today, nurse?
Just a second.
Let me check.
I make it 106, Major.
Yes.
How many are still waiting?
Only four.
The rest are for tomorrow.
I'm due at the clinic soon.
Call the next one.
Very well, Major.
I'll bring them right away.
Send in the next girl.
You shouldn't overwork, Major.
Nurse, stop mothering me.
I have goosebumps.
Next, please.
Hurry it up.
That's me.
I'll keep my fingers crossed.
Me too.
Reporting for examination.
Come closer.
Turn around.
Your name?
Isabel Warner.
Children?
One.
A son for the Fhrer.
Your age?
Member of the
German Youth Movement.
Are you married?
No.
Who is the child's father?
An SS man.
And where is your child?
In the SS Nursery School.
You are in excellent shape.
I pronounce you fit for service.
Thank you, Major.
It is a privilege to
serve the Fhrer.
Yes.
The next, please.
Right away, Major.
Only three more, nurse, and then we'll be through.
Next girl, hurry up.
That's you, Monica.
Yes.
Remove all your clothing.
Yes, nurse.
Come on, hurry it up.
What is the idea
of the chastity belt?
I'm saving it for the Fhrer.
Hurry up there.
Hurry up.
We haven't all night.
Your name?
Your name.
Your name, please.
You can read, can't you?
It's regulations.
You will answer my
questions properly.
Look, why are you asking
questions when you've got everything right there?
Just do as your told.
I'm 25 years old.
I'm a typist by profession, an
orphan, no record.
My name is Monica Clem.
Listen, miss Clem, if you take that tone,
you're merely going to make yourself a lot of trouble.
You will answer
seriously and politely.
It's not by choice that
I am examining you.
I am not an Army career man.
I'm a doctor.
And this is war.
And that demands
sacrifices, even from you.
I'm five months pregnant.
You should've brought
a medical certificate.
Right, not fit for service.
Reason?
Pregnant, five months.
But, Major...
You can go now.
I shall have to tell
the authorities.
You'll be hearing from them.
Thanks.
Hard work is the best
cure for slackers.
Which Nazi authors
are your favorites?
Do you like our Fhrer?
And why are you in favor of
admitting women into the Army?
Are you a member
of the Nazi Party?
Do you think the
Fhrer can be wrong, ever?
This ones fit for service.
But if you want to
listen to my advice,
It would be a mistake
to drive heavy trucks.
I don't mean to reflect on your driving talent,
but it appears to me
that you have no idea what it can really
mean to drive a heavy truck in front can really mean.
I don't believe it's a job
for a pretty girl like you.
If you were my own daughter, I
would suggest you try another branch.
With your brain you could
work in communications.
But your section will decide.
You better see her.
Heil Hitler, Major.
Next girl, please.
How many children would
you like to have for the nation?
Is Dr. Goebbels a
hero in your eyes?
What do you expect from love?
My real opinion?
Yes.
Oh, anti-aircraft unit.
That's what I would like.
You know that it's a very dangerous work.
I will do my duty for
fatherland and Fhrer.
Yes, but there is no hurry.
You should get better first.
Come back again to see me
in six months. time.
Alright?
In six months.
Heil Hitler!
Alright, bye.
Next girl.
That's all for today.
I must go to the clinic.
With a little luck, I may get a
chance of seeing my family for once.
It's been several days.
Let's hope there won't be an air raid.
We'll continue tomorrow.
Till tomorrow then.
Heil Hitler, Major Kuhn.
Yes, yes.
Good night, nurse.
Can I speak to you
a second, Dr. Kuhn?
Course.
What is it?
I'm the daughter... My
father is one of your colleagues.
Oh yes?
What's his name?
My father is... Dr. Gulchman.
Ah, Dr. Gulchman.
How is he?
Where is he these days?
Ah, Gulchman, huh?
I hate my father.
It's his fault I'm only half-Aryan.
I am as German as anyone else.
My mother is pure Aryan.
My mother and I would go
through hell for the Fhrer.
She got divorced immediately
when my father went abroad.
I want to serve the fatherland.
Help me.
Look, I'm sorry.
I don't think I can help you.
And I'm not sure I want to.
If you ask me, I'm
sure she's a lesbian.
She ate me with her eyes.
Oh, she seemed to
like looking at my tits as well.
Well, I'm not that way.
How do you like that?
Another alert, for Gods sake.
I'm sick of it.
Come on.
Lets go.
Hurry up.
Hurry up, girl.
Come on.
Come on.
Another alert.
I sent everybody to the shelter.
What are you doing here?
I want to volunteer for service.
But Major Coon is against it.
Maybe you could give me a helping hand.
Show me.
Yes.
It won't be easy
on account of your origins.
Please sit down.
There.
I'll have to report you for this.
I must warn you about something.
You're worried about
the Gestapo. is that it?
So what will you do?
I'll just carry on, as usual.
The Gestapo is nothing...
Felix they'll find something.
Are you sure they'll let you alone?
I'm not important in their eyes.
The father works
for the war effort.
He's very conscientious.
Medically speaking, these girls he
says are unfit for duty, really are unfit..
No.
No.
You don't know them.
The Gestapo practically
make their own laws.
And father's services
to the nation don't count.
We haven't finished yet, Greta.
That's what I told those men just
now, but they pushed their way in.
They want to speak to Dr. Coon.
Felix!
Father!
Tell them I'll be right there.
Be careful.
Please.
Good evening, gentlemen.
You wanted to speak to me.
We're police officers.
Won't you sit down?
No, we want to keep this short.
You sent communications
from the Berlin
security office with the
mention Return to sender on them.
I have a perfect right to do that.
I suppose you didn't know
a complaint has been filled against
you with the Ministry of Defense concerning your medical examinations.
No, I know nothing about it.
And proceedings are going
to be taken against you.
Did you know that?
No.
Yes, well, I'll refresh
your memory a little.
You dismissed a number of girls
as being unfit for duty,
who were absolutely fit to serve the fatherland.
Those girls were
medically unfit.
You will soon be getting the opportunity
to use your medical talents
elsewhere, Major Coon, on active service.
Together with that assistant of
yours, she will also go to the front too.
I say, like they give me extra duty.
That's enough.
If I were you, I would say that I am going
to serve the Fatherland and the Fhrer.
It would wiser.
Oh, by the way, both your
daughters are going to be called up also.
And believe me, they will
be ft for duty.
I hope I make myself clear.
Heil Hitler.
Maybe that's why he's
been so worried recently.
Every time he marked
one as unfit for service,
she went to the Gestapo
and informed them.
Only... what use was that?
We're losing the war.
I know it.
be careful dear, the walls have ears.
Yes you're right.
I want to fight for my Fhrer.
That's all that matters.
Right.
She is right.
Hello.
Hello girls.
Are you with this convoy?
Yes, I am here to take care of all of you.
Thank God their not all as fresh as he is.
There's nothing wrong with a little fun.
is it there?
And if the worst should come to
the worst... Open your legs.
The Fhrer needs fighting men.
All aboard!
All aboard!
It's a good thing I finally thought of a pretext to leave my home.
There was just one tiny room with a table and a couple of beds...
There were to too many in my place.
My grandmother and then my
brothers and my mother and me.
I thought about the place burst.
It's another reason I signed on.
Well, ladies, do you need anything?
I am always ready to be of service,
You know.
It's that man again.
He's been doing this journey for months.
He is so worn out that he can barely walk.
I bet he thinks he's a real powerhouse.
I wouldn't mind finding out.
If he has anything to offer.
I wouldn't mind at all.
Yes, these days a
girl can't pick and choose them.
So long as we're aboard this
train, the competition will be hard.
And especially since
when we get to the front...
I guess the boys there
will be able to get it any time.
And you, burning
to serve the Fhrer too?
I mean, on the field of battle.
I guess.
I would rather serve the
Fhrer as a hospital nurse.
You mean you didn't volunteer?
No no.
My sister and I were drafted...
because my father had
trouble with that, Gestapo.
He is doctor of medicine, by profession.
He was sent to the
front for something he did.
I see.
My parents hate war too.
That's why they didn't see me off.
Mother in trouble too?
Not really.
Except that she's constantly watched.
Naturally, all I have to do is lift finger... and it's made.
You go ahead and I will follow you.
Only I hope you can lift
more than a finger.
There goes a real lady killer.
Do you think so?
I think most normal girls would go for it.
No.
I have no idea where we're headed for.
When I asked the group officer,
She said she couldn't find out.
She is.
Just checking.
She looks nervous.
Yes.
Hey!
Hey!
You in there!
Hello!
You will open the door this minute!
Open the door!
Hey, you!
I'm going to pull handle off!
What are you doing in there?
I'm almost through.
One second.
Yes, I'm coming now.
You weren't alone.
Do you think I still need
someone to wipe my bottom?
Yes?
What exactly were
you doing all this time?
The breath of fresh
air doesn't matter.
A lot good.
But you're filthy.
You are covered in soot.
Can't a guy look out
the window anymore?
Just look at your hands.
I had some trouble
pulling down the window.
I'll wash them off.
Look out!
Enemy aircraft!
Here it comes again!
Get back in to the train!
30 new recruits for
the special division.
Alright, dismissed.
You will be assigned various duties.
Friedl Salinsky
Yes, sir.
Thank you.
Gertude Gertie.
Amy Hammond.
Present.
Heather Neposian.
I thought that volunteers were always sent to Italy.
Russia?
Hetrick Schneider.
Here.
Marga Kuhn.
Doris Luckner.
Ursula Von Menzinger.
Thank you.
People of Germany. Here is a message from the
Fhrer's chief of staff at Nazi party headquarters.
Men and women of Germany have you done your
duty in your homes and on the field of battle?
Aryan mothers and girls, are
you preforming your sexual duties?
Yeah.
And girls who work in the oldest
profession in the world should volunteer
for the service too, since the
home business is non-existent.
The Fhrer expects from each of you that your husbands and
betrothed shall be faithful for preservation of the race.
How can we maintain
the purity of the Aryan race
when there aren't enough men to go around?
Ugh.
I am pure Aryan and blonde
even where you can't see it.
The people must head the call of the German.
We must fight their enemies and
maintain the purity of our noble race.
Always the same pitch about Aryan blood.
My ass is as Aryan as anyone's.
Group two to the showers.
Cleanliness is is next to Naziness.
If I go on rubbing your back,
I will really turn into a lesbian.
Do you really want to
compete with a certain lady?
Gosh, no.
I've got a proposition.
Let's write a letter to the SS commander.
Himmler explaining our situation.
Perhaps he can do something
about getting us moved up to the front line.
What do you think of that?
A letter?
Alright, I'm all for it.
Let me tell you, I'll stir
them up at headquarters.
And we want to stay together, right?
You bet.
You?
You must be crazy.
Don't worry.
I want to talk to you about
something important for both of us.
Won't it keep till tomorrow?
Let me in.
I have done things for you often enough.
Now do something for me.
Alright.
Come in.
Well, what is it?
We've written a letter.
And who's we?
All the girls in group A.
And to whom have you
written this letter to?
To Himmler, the Chief of SS.
Himmler?
You must be out of your minds.
So the blackshirts
will consider our case.
You'll let me read it?
No.
Just make sure it goes
through the proper channels.
You mind telling
me what's in the letter?
It just says that we German women
have the right to help our German men.
That's not very clever.
Clever or not, we're
applying to get transferred to the
Eastern Front to provide
special services to the Fhrer.
And we're sure headquarters
will think it's patriotic.
And the soldiers too.
Very well then.
I'll do that.
I'll send you a letter.
We...
We should get an
answer in a week.
I'll pray God that none of
you comes to any harm at the front.
And in return, I'm ready
to do something for you.
As you can see, I am ready
to serve my superior officer.
Come here.
A sound mind and a healthy body operator,
Susie.
Remember that.
I know that only this pen is killing me.
Well, just keep it up.
Well you getting anything?
No, not a thing.
Then switch to band 69.
Switching over now.
Wait.
I think I can hear.
Nothing but static.
Wait.
Huh?
But I know I heard something.
Huh?
Look, this is impossible.
What the hell are the others up to?
Those lousy bastards don't know
communications from shit.
Not you, honey, just keep pedaling.
I getting signals, loud and clear.
Oh?
Look, it'll help a lot
if you'd wash your ears out.
Yes, but there wasn't anything before.
Ah, cabbage in the ears.
Look, why don't you hurry up and
see what that bunch are doing, huh?
Step on it before I
give you a flying start.
Okay, you're the boss.
My God, what an army.
They call themselves operators.
Oh, be careful, God.
What for? I'm Aryan, aren't I?
Yes sir.
Oh no, please be careful, God.
Can you get a night pass?
I'll try.
Ah, mother.
Hey, here comes the mail.
Come on girls, the mailman is here.
Come on.
Hey, got anything for me?
I wish I could get something.
I wouldn't care
if I was the tax man.
Celia Arnold.
That's me.
Lenny Heinz.
Thank you.
Who's next?
Elle Kamuller.
Hey, you've got one.
Oh good.
Ursula Von Menzigen.
Who?
Ulla?
What is it?
You've got a letter!
Excuse me.
Marga Kuhn.
Yes?
Hedwig Cryer.
Yeah.
Paula Scheinder.
Here I am.
Erica Kaiser.
Present.
Claudia Heinz.
Me.
Friedl Harmon.
Thanks.
Nothing for me?
Sorry, that's all.
Oh damn.
Hey, there's a girl in the
bunk down there.
It turns me off.
What?
Is that all?
It'd take more
than her to bother me.
She walks around with her nose in
the air like she's too good for any of us.
Look, where are your manners?
Don't you have the sense
to see you're in the way?
Move your ass out
of here on the double.
You female peeping tom.
Try doing it yourself sometime.
Maybe it will help.
Come on.
Paula?
Yes, Marga.
What's wrong?
Well, it's nothing important.
Tell me about it.
It's not worth talking about.
Alright, let's take a walk together.
Okay.
If you need a father
confessor, I'm the next best.
I've practically already.
I don't like to talk about myself.
You shouldn't keep it inside you.
Wait.
Look at that.
It's the fine weather, I guess.
I can understand it.
It may be better
than you think, Marga.
Hey, look at them.
It's so primitive.
You understand that too?
Yes.
Only I wouldn't have
the courage to do it.
That's not courage, that's zoology.
Now please, Ulla, let's go.
Come on.
No, not yet.
It's part of life.
Ulla.
Love is a natural need.
That's not love.
I've got a confession to make.
I hope I don't bore you, Marga.
Go ahead and tell me everything.
You intimidate me a little.
Why?
Because you are so self possessed,
so different from others.
I simply got to tell you that
I am not Ulla Von Menzigen.
You're not?
My name is Sigrid.
I'm really Ulla's twin sister.
Well, go on.
I have leukemia and I am so full of lust for life that I
came into the army to grab
it while I could.
You sacrificed yourself for your sister?
No, I did it for me.
Come on.
We better go before
we both get soaked.
Say, Ulla?
Yeah?
My sister Eva writes that
she is in an anti-aircraft unit.
Ah, what does she say?
Here we're on the alert 24
hours a day, if I weren't
so bushed I would
have sent you a package.
The store on the base has plenty of things,
Even some genuine stockings and butter.
Oh.
The bunch of girls
here are quite friendly.
Only my boyfriend is
somewhere in Germany
and I'm going sour.
She's a funny way of putting things.
With things the way are here,
I guess I may end my days as a virgin.
Air raid!
Man the guns!
Eva, where is the bastard?
I can hear him,
but I can't see him.
Ready!
Coming at 15-10.
He's coming in there!
There it is!
Fire!
Fire!
Fire!
Rapid Fire!
Fire at will!
He's coming back!
He's right above us!
Rapid Fire!
What is all this?
Where do you think
you are, in a brothel?
While the others are getting hell out there, you're playing at mom and poppy in here.
I will report you for this!
Anyone here?
Well, you might at least answer
when I ask if there's anyone in here.
I've been hurt.
I can't bend my leg.
I got hit by a piece of shrapnel
when I was in the searchlight.
Better let me
put a bandage on that.
No.
It's painful.
I can't bend my leg
to take off the boot.
Well, now let me take a look.
Don't bother.
I'll rest a little and
go out to the hospital.
I think I'd better massage.
No, there is nothing you can do.
You'd be surprised
what I can do.
No!
Help please!
All clear now!
Shut up!
I'm going to go to bed right now.
Every bone in my body hurts me.
Heil Hitler!
Heil Hitler!
Heil Hitler.
Oh, it's you.
Why are you whimpering about?
You've been in sack.
While we've been getting
the shit bombed out of us.
And what's more,
you're in my bunk, so get out.
I can't walk.
I have been wounded.
Oh, little darlings.
Shut up!
There's no use in yelling.
Anyhow, you might get the
Iron Cross from the Fhrer.
Oh, she really
thinks she's a hero.
Have you all gone insane?
I was hit by shrapnel.
My leg is bleeding.
We know where you're wounded.
You've been screwing with the Sergeant
while we defended... Yes, that's right.
The lady was pretending.
We were getting it.
Get out of here.
She didn't even use
her own bed either.
And now I have to have it fumigated.
Merlin, get me anti-aircraft
headquarters on the double.
Hello?
This is Staff Sergeant Killer speaking.
572 Battery.
One of my gun serving crew,
Eva Kuhn, deserted her unit tonight.
For a man as favored as you, I
suppose that the war is one long adventure.
Don't misunderstand me.
I mean it must
give you opportunities.
Yes, in a way.
Especially the
opportunity to get killed.
Oh, now I've offended you.
What I really mean is that it is
easier for a man than for a woman.
Do you think so?
Of course.
A famous fighter pilot
in a famous squadron.
Can do as he chooses.
Well, maybe there's
some truth to that.
You're making fun of me.
I'm sorry.
It's ironic.
You see, I don't want to die before
I have discovered what living is.
Do you understand?
That's almost a confession.
It's the nicest confession I've
ever heard, Miss Von Menzigen.
Call me Ulla.
I would like that.
We should gather
rosebuds while we may.
Yes.
There is something mysterious about you.
Is there?
I think I know what.
Do you? I don't.
You're a strange girl.
I can't figure you.
You stand there as if you're
watching a stripper in a nightclub.
I'm appreciating it.
Why are you laughing?
Am I so funny?
It's fun looking at your
charming freckles.
Yes.
I'm not so much to look at,
but at least they add to my personality.
Now I'm going to throw myself in
and die of a broken heart.
Come on.
I'm not the hero you think I
am when it comes to cold water.
Come on.
What makes you think I can swim?
You did it for me.
With my great talents, all they can think of
is putting me to work washing dishes.
Well, that way you eat at least.
Hey, I can see
something you can't see.
Yeah, what can you see?
Men.
Leave the dishes in the sink.
At last.
Hey, listen to
the birds singing.
What are you saying?
The same as you.
Hey, we're as good
as a whole company.
The more, the merrier.
Come over and prove it.
Alright, the last one
in the lake is a sissy.
Hey, the water is too cold.
get over the bridge.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Hurry.
We're on our way.
Come on.
Just keep it for me.
I'll be right there.
Over the top, Freddie.
Hey.
Hey.
Come here, you.
Come on.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yes.
Yes, Colonel.
Yes, that's right, sir.
Yes.
No, 250 miles.
Yes, Major Cowwitz, I'll see about it.
Yes sir.
Coming?
Halt!
Who goes there?
Captain Mannteufel and
radio operator Von Menzigen.
Good night, Captain.
We'll see each other
tomorrow at inspection.
Goodnight,
Sleep well.
Thank you, Captain.
Tomorrow.
Heil Hitler, Captain.
Morning.
Number 33,
Radio-communications Section.
Ready for inspection, Captain.
Thank you.
We are proud to greet
Captain Mannteufel, leader of
the Fighter Squadron,
who is honoring us with his visit.
Communications Command, unfortunately,
feels obliged to state the following.
So pay careful attention.
Any further disobedience of the official
regulations will receive due punishment.
and all night leave is canceled
unless authorized by a superior officer.
Promiscuity and anti-German
behavior have grown to such an
extent that we now have cases
of venereal disease in our ranks.
It is more than lucky
that this unit is going to move on to
another camp before our
service loses more of it's reputation.
I don't expect shinning
virtue from you, but this
kind of moral degeneration
is not be tolerated.
The cow.
You are failing in your duty
as true Aryan women, and the
Fhrer certainly expects much
more than undisciplined indecency.
There's nothing to laugh at,
you filthy bunch of degenerate idiots.
I hope you understand what I said.
From now on you will tread the
straight and narrow path remembering
that you are the guarantee of the
future of the German Reich.
And above all, just remember
that we are here to help German
soldiers in conflict and actively
participate in the fight.
Sieg Heil!
Sieg Heil!
On the contrary, I admire
your almost massive authority.
Something wrong?
Are you mad at me?
What is it?
Is it anything I did?
You're as bad as the rest others.
What do you mean
as bad as the others?
What did I do?
You've been going to bed
with Mannteufel.
Look, Marga, this may sound
stupid. But I really believe, I love him.
We made love last night.
But you just met him.
But I want it to happen.
I want it so much.
I'm desperate for a man.
There is very little time, Marga.
And today, this morning in
the assembly, I saw Him there.
I knew for certain,
he was the man for me.
Just be careful you don't
catch a disease from her.
Captain Mannteufel, I suppose
she's boosting your morale.
Where is that bastard?
He can't be far away.
He's got to be around
here somewhere.
Halt!
Lousy deserter!
Traitor!
On your feet!
Lets go!
Get Moving!
Hey, who's this?
Are you stationed here?
No, not here.
Escape from the detention camp?
You better come with us.
That way we'll be able check you out.
Do not touch me.
Come on.
Well, now you'll save
us time and energy if you
tell us who you are and
what your unit is, soldier.
I can't tell you that.
Ah, well, that's interesting.
Right.
Your physical
state is satisfactory.
But you're away from your unit.
You seem to have forgotten
her duty as a woman to the Fhrer.
You ran away from the front, leaving your comrades to fight alone.
No!
Yes.
So have at least the
courage to tell the truth.
I want to know what your
name is and why you deserted.
Answer me at once.
No.
No, I can't tell you that.
You were a little tired
of serving the Fhrer?
Were you on your way to meet your lover?
The usual reasons, right?
No, I haven't got a lover.
Ah, I see.
It aught be quite
clear to you that we
have ways to make you admit the truth, young lady.
Come over here.
Let me go!
Let me go, you murderers!
Come on, ready!
Ready, aim, fire!
You see, by military law, you are a
prisoner and I will keep you in custody.
There you can consider your situation.
Your name, your unit, the
reason you are not with your unit.
I must have your answer or...
Lock her in the cell!
No.
No, no!
No!
No!
Open the door!
Open the door, Open the door!
Open the door!
Allow me to speak to you privately.
Leave us.
Well?
My name is Eva Kuhn.
Anti-Aircraft
gun crew battery F, 810.
That's what I said.
She was raped.
Any other details?
The field doctor saw her.
Yes, it was Staff Sergeant Koller.
Sergeant Koller?
Yes, have him sent to military
detention barracks immediately.
That way, he'll soon
get over his sexual urges.
Men like that are only
good for the firing squad.
Dear Major Schultz,
There are many men like that.
They're running around
here in the hundreds.
It's war, I suppose.
Well, we'll soon cure him.
Yes, and send a detailed report.
Count on me.
Heil Hitler.
Heil Hitler.
Groups A and B are having lunch now.
What's going on?
The old goat found herself a ram.
Attention.
The captain has an important
announcement to make.
Heil Hitler.
Heil Hitler.
The Chief of the SS has
personally received the message you sent him.
I am authorized to give
you the following answer.
To the women and girls of OCompany Brunnhilde Division 1 Brunswick,
Consequent to their
demand for transfer
to the front, the following
have been approved.
Costa Keller.
Here.
Elizabeth Kolshek.
Here.
Gertrude Beck.
Here.
Erica Baier.
Here.
Susi Wehage.
Here.
Friedl Tommashek.
Here.
All the persons designated
will stand by
for shipment to the Front
on the first transport.
Further instructions will follow.
Heinrich Himmler hopes that
all will do their duty.
Sieg Heil.
Sieg Heil.
Quiet, all of you!
Silence.
This war is as good as lost.
Don't say that.
And where did you get
that pessimistic news?
I'm Major Kuhn, sir.
We will have to evacuate
Pull-away and the hospital.
The company has been wiped out.
Nothing between
us and the Russians?
No.
They will use it as a spearhead.
They are advancing
towards Lichenstan.
Use every man available.
You are in command.
You must stop those tanks.
Good luck.
I'll do my best.
Thank you.
Look at this, gentlemen.
Poor Major Kuhn.
He loses the entire hospital
company
and they put him to knocking out tanks.
Roger.
Considerable air activity.
Trying to connect too.
And the lines engaged.
No.
I keep trying to put you through.
Hello?
Yes, I'll put you in through
with the commander.
One minute.
Hold the line.
Yes, Buzllo nine for the fourth command post.
Without the code word,
I can't put you through to Berlin.
I'm sorry, but that's the regulations.
Hello?
Yes?
It's you.
Yes I'm okay?
Can you call me back later?
Hello?
God, what a mess.
Code word?
I'm sorry, the line is
out of order, Sir.
Yes, I'll try again.
Sorry, major.
Call back later, please.
Yes, I'll give you the general.
Yes, is that Berlin?
Today I've had enough.
Me too.
Hey, where's Ulla?
She's off duty today.
I wish it were.
I bet she'll be off sick next.
To recover from today.
Just think, if everyone was like her,
she is absolutely man crazy.
In the pigs eye.
Maybe she's really in love, huh?
In love?
She's the same as everybody else.
She'll go for anyone
who doesn't wear skirts.
I was afraid you wouldn't come.
I came as soon as I could.
A friend took over
my duties for me.
Really?
No.
It's freezing out here.
Could we go?
Of course.
Come on.
We can go up to my room.
It's nice and cozy.
What happens if your orderly sees me?
I'll tell him to mind
his damn business.
The officers will
have a party soon.
That way I can officially introduce
you to my comrades in arms.
Make yourself comfortable.
Thanks.
You're right.
It's warm and cozy.
Good.
It's funny.
I feel like the war
is very far away.
And I can't imagine
living in peacetime.
You are a very strange girl.
Yes.
Harold.
Do you really think Ulla is sick?
That's just bologna.
She's man crazy.
I'm haven't had as much experienced
as she has, but one thing's for sure: if I
ever find a decent man, I'll
tie him to me with hoops of steel.
And I know one thing about him.
Your little pall Ulla is in the sack
making it while we're working out tails off.
Hello.
Oh, Ursula, I thought
you were getting dressed.
I love being naked by the fire.
Lying, dreaming.
Are you happy?
It's funny.
All men have asked
me that except the first.
Do you find that funny?
I don't know.
They always want reassurance.
They always ask a woman
what she doesn't want to tell.
It was good.
Go on.
Admit it.
Why ask me to reveal
all my weaknesses?
It's only masculine pride that
makes men ask us that.
Oh no.
You see, a woman needs to be
dominated, Naturally not by brute force.
Only there's two sides to any question.
I could ask you to
conquer me, but you're
no schoolboy, so why should I have to teach you?
A man... a man has to be a man.
Thank you.
I'll do my best.
You must take my advice.
Do things your way, not mine.
I'll go get my club.
No, seriously, I like you very much.
It's a pity you're leaving soon.
leaving?
When?
Very soon you'll be going to the front.
to the front?
I'm afraid so.
What do you mean you
have some dirty pictures?
They're not for kids.
Who was it told you about them anyhow?
That's right, sir.
Hold the line.
I'll give you three guesses.
Yes sir.
Go on, show them to me.
Don't be so anxious.
Very well, I'll give you a break.
Anyhow, you'll see, You
won't learn anything new.
Number please.
Here,
take your fun second-hand.
Oh.
Cold word, pass, fall.
Yes, they say it's urgent.
No, the officers' mess
doesn't answer.
There seems to be nobody there.
You might show me those pictures.
They might make you strain an ovary.
Oh, she is straining one.
Just look at her.
Hand them over Claudia.
Hey girls, do you think they're
doing all this for the Fhrer and the Fatherland?
Look at that.
You practically need a
magnifying glass for that one.
Oh, give me.
Here.
Oh, of all the
crazy positions...
You mean you
never tried it that way?
No, how is it?
I like it up,
down, front and back.
These pictures are a
boost to war morale.
Shit, all I do is get horny.
What is going on here?
You're supposed
to answer the phone.
Yes, I will try to get someone.
Headquarters.
Very well, sir.
Major.
Very well, sir.
Yes!
Hello, I'm putting you through now.
One moment, please.
Right away.
I'm sorry, we have
no free line at present.
Yes, sir.
Hello?
Please give the call.
Miss, would you care to come to the party in the office mess?
Can I escort you there?
I'm sorry, I can't make it tonight.
I'm sorry, we have no
line free at the moment.
One moment.
Very well, Lieutenant.
Putting you through.
Excuse me, would you
like to come to the party?
Come to the office, please.
Okay, Margaret, take a rest.
Yes sir, I am putting you through.
I need some fresh air.
I still have awhile to go.
So long.
See you later.
Goodbye girls.
See you tomorrow.
Yes, general.
Bye bye.
Yes, I'm trying, sir.
Come on, I can't take priority.
Aljoscha!
We made it.
I'm so happy.
Torugaya.
We're together again.
But I'm worried about you.
I can take care of myself.
Yes, but if they find you...
They will never find me.
Marga, I love you.
Here, I brought you something to eat.
Thank you.
Aljoscha, I can't come
here so often anymore.
You must be more
careful about our meetings.
The news is going around
that we're going to the front.
That's really so.
It's finished.
And we'll be separated forever.
Germans are losing the war.
I don't know anymore...
what I really want.
Yes, but I know what I want.
I want to be with
you Marga, forever.
Oh Marga!
Aljoscha!
I must get back.
Marga, you got to
come again before you leave.
I'll wait for you every night.
I'll wait for you patiently.
No, don't.
It's much too dangerous.
Don't take any chance.
The 11th Armored Division
knocked out.
We only got 300 rifles
and half a dozen. Tiger tanks.
And, They're fit for the scrap heap.
And we're stuck with fighting a
damn rearguard action.
Yes, just a rearguard action.
That's all it is.
It's nothing but a rumor.
Who would've thought
we'd end up like this?
I wonder why we can't pull back.
Because we have our orders.
In any case, you'll
kick in the ass from me...
if you don't keep passing the ammunition when the fight really begins.
Yeah, and why get
shot up for nothing?
It's a waste of good soldiers.
That's enough of that.
Hey, look, I used to
date her a lot.
It's been ten months
since I saw her.
Yeah well, without a minefield... The Russians
are going to make mincemeat of us.
Two machine guns are maybe little
bit thin... to holding off the Russian tanks.
Better hope and pray
they don't realize how bad it is.
We'll be needing a miracle.
Only we must stop those tanks.
Yeah.
There's some more.
Damn it.
Go take over number two
machine gun.
Yes sir.
We'll never make it.
There's more of them coming.
Number one, fire!
Fire.
What are you waiting for?
Back into positions.
it's coming right at us.
Keep pointing at that machine gun.
Major!
Leave it there.
I'm coming.
Fire!
Those damn Russians, I'll fix them!
I'll wipe them the hell out.
Come back, you idiot!
Back to your gun.
Presents from the Fhrer.
Manner
Hold your fire.
Let him have it.
Fire!
What's the matter?
Why aren't you firing?
We're out of ammunition.
What?
Now we're really in the shit!
Open fire with your rifles!
Lets go!
What the hell are you
doing in number two, God?
Fire!
They're out of ammunition, Major!
There's nothing left!
We've had it!
Look!
I must be dreaming!
No, but you're crazy if
you think they're going away!
I still can't believe my eyes!
Well, hat do you know?
I don't mind telling you
I was shitting my pants.
You're not the only one.
Me too.
Guys, we've done it!
They're gone!
Look!
They're all gone!
They're gone!
Hooray!
Freddie, I love you!
Yes?
I'll try again.
No, but the colonel
still doesn't get through.
Seven, six, three.
I'm doing everything I can.
Yesterday too, this morning too.
Always the same number.
His hair is too long
to be a deserter.
I guess he must be partisan.
Ready!
Aim!
Fire!
Alosha!
No!
Champagne for good news!
What good news?
The nomination of Dr. Goebbels
as Minister for Total War.
Aren't you scared?
Take cover.
I'm not.
So I told him: Stop molesting that beautiful
young lady or you will
get my fist in your face.
Come closer and we'll drink
a little of this delicious French beer.
Oh, It's as golden as the
hair of a true Aryan.
Thank you.
For your very good health.
And no more, thank you.
Oh, hold out your glass.
I'm dying of thirst.
Don't serve me too much, please.
Yes, I'll be right there.
He told me he would be along later.
Thank you.
These young officers still have
unshakable faith in the Fhrer.
Yes, it is a conditioned reflex.
They are the fertilizer
that we plow under our
plowshares in order to permit
expansion of the fatherland.
They look like the real things.
Taste you'll see.
Hello.
Good looking talented girl.
Yes, really lovely.
And it is a happy privilege
to have with me the loveliest,
Ursula Von Menzigen, a thoroughbred.
Hello, darling.
Now if you'll excuse us,
we'll leave you to it.
My compliments, sir.
I'm not on a diet, sir.
Enjoy yourself.
Heil Hitler.
First, girls like a sip, then
they develop a taste for it.
Good night.
Ever since she found a high rank,
she believes she is Cleopatra.
Cheers.
She must have hidden
talents, because she's nothing to...
You have no escort with you?
No, that's right.
I'm entirely at your service.
Oh, how old-fashioned you are.
And you are charming.
To your eyes.
Now, for our glorious
Fhrer, hooray!
Hooray!
Hooray!
Hooray!
Hooray!
Heil Hitler.
Heil Hitler.
To Beauty.
And bronze!
And love!
Come on, let's dance.
Later.
To victory!
To the victory of love!
Cheers!
No pep talks.
My morale doesn't
need to be boosted.
The minute I said
yes, I knew I liked it.
Come on, over here,
we have a surprise.
Maybe it's the end of the war.
Well, maybe it is.
Sorry, Lieutenant,
you can't come in.
Don't be a damn fool.
I've got to see the garrison
commander right away.
It's not the moment to disturb him.
If you don't let me through
immediately, there's going to be trouble.
I have a message from the front.
Yes, Ulla my dear.
You'll have to be very brave
and patient for a while longer at least.
Yes.
What is it?
I gave orders not
to be disturbed.
What is the meaning
of this intrusion?
There's an officer
down from the front.
He wants to talk to you.
I see.
And what are they doing
down there right now?
A striptease.
I might have known.
Should I attempt
handle the matter?
I'd better do it myself.
You mean you want
to receive him in this room?
No.
I'll be down right away to receive them.
Come on, take it off!
My dear lady, would you allow an
old soldier to offer you his protection?
I'm not sure...
We have no other solution.
You've got to help
me out of this mess.
How can I help you?
Come on.
I know you can do it for me.
I'll do what you want.
Lieutenant, I'm so pleased
to see a new face here.
I bid you welcome you on behalf of
the officers and men under my orders.
We're having a party,
as you can see.
I would be delighted if you would
accompany Miss Von Menzigen, this lady.
Thank you.
You'll find her
agreeable company.
But you must be hungry.
Come with me, Lieutenant.
There may be something
left at the buffet.
If you are tired, We'll
find a quiet spot for you.
How long since you had a woman?
Don't be shy.
Ah, but...
So that's the
situation around here.
And we are at the front,
getting ourselves killed.
Major!
What's the matter?
Some of the communications girls are
trapped in a town about three miles from here.
Have the Russians
already come that far?
Yes, but apparently
only in small numbers only.
Have any of the
women been captured?
They have taken refuge
inside an old church.
Do you want to be a knight in
shining armor and rescue them?
Yes, major.
We three will volunteer
to get them out of there.
That makes four with me.
Don't worry, sir.
What do you say?
Alright.
How many of you will
volunteer to pull out those girls?
Me!
Lets first ask headquarters.
So let's hope they'll
okay our mission.
Gentlemen, you see the situation.
Sir, I... Where will
we get the men from?
I have a group of volunteers.
We must make it fast.
The Russians are already in
village but in small numbers.
Tomorrow, reinforce
them until they arrive.
We won't have a chance
to rescue those girls.
Yes.
Well, you better
do what you think fit.
And of course, be careful.
The war is not over yet and
we need every man available.
Thank you.
We'll do our best.
Gentlemen.
A few more like him, and I guarantee
that we would win the war even now.
Yes sir.
Yes.
I wonder if he'll give
us back our clothes.
Cook, over here.
You'd better enter the yard from behind.
And once inside, get as
close as possible to the Reds.
The minute you throw a grenade,
We'll come in.
Yes, major.
Good luck.
Forward!
Germans!
Comrades!
Forward!
They've got to be here!
My father.
Outside, quick!
Any of you hurt?
Hurry.
Come on, outside!
What's the matter?
Are you mad, child?
No no.
I won't go outside.
Russian men or German
men, they are all the same.
What do we do with her, major?
Leave her!
Alright, pull out of here, quick!
Everyone, take cover!
Hurry!
Hurry!
Oh, it is you, Major, the gallant knight.
The Russians are through
our lines and you're wasting good men.
Precious lives.
We save the girls.
That's small consolation
to me. Major Kuhn.
The cost was very heavy.
A noble action, but not very wise one.
Was there really any point in it?
Well?
My conscience is clear.
So there are still idealists
alive in this crazy war.
Were nearly at the
end now, Major.
We've got no hope, sir.
I'm quite sure of it.
Neither you nor I wanted this war.
Excuse me, Colonel, the
transport is waiting outside.
I'm coming.
Goodbye then, Colonel.
I hope we meet again one day.
I hope so too, my friend.
Nay I help you in, Colonel?
No, thanks.
I can manage myself.
I hope the old warhorse
lives through our defeat.