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Turn left.

One left.

Dr.

Hess! Come out, both of you, with your hands up!

I said I wanted him alive.

Yes, but he want to kill us.

Hello?

No, Mr. Salzberg.

I'm glad you called.

My plane leaves in about an hour, and I'll be back in Vienna on Friday.

Unfortunately... Aaron, I have told you not to take any action without being 100

% certain that this Dr. Hess was Mengele.

Yes, of course.

Dr. Hess, or Rudig, whatever, was an asset to him.

And high up in the hierarchy, he deserved to be banished.

But for world opinion, we can only punish documented crimes.

Otherwise, any action appears to be called blooded murder.

Understand?

You're right, sir. I'm sorry.

I had very special reasons for wanting to capture him alive.

I know.

I want you to help me draft the appeal to be telecast all over South America.

We know Mengele is hiding there.

I'll see you on Friday.

I'd like to clear it up.

Antonio!

Don't bother, I'll get it.

Your attention, please.

We interrupt our program for a special message in connection with a recent

murder near Villarica of a German -born physician.

This gentleman, Dr. Hess, has apparently been mistaken for the infamous

concentration camp criminal, Dr. Mengele, who has never been caught and

to justice.

Mankind shall never forget the most monstrous of crimes ever perpetrated

consciously and scientifically by human beings on other human beings. The mass

murder of millions of people, Jews, gypsies, and other so -called non

These images shall remain as a warning for generations to come. The Nazis

it the final solution.

At first, the mass murders were perpetrated by various means.

By shooting, by starving to death, or simply by hanging.

But finally, for greater efficiency, the slaughtering process has been

perfected. The victims were killed by poison gas.

and their bodies burned in ovens which were operating around the clock.

My parents died there.

Some of the corpses did not burn well, and their charred remains and their

belongings had to be buried anyway later on. The most abject of these Nazi

criminals was possibly Dr. Joseph Mengele, an educated man, a physician.

mutilated innocent women and children, pretending that his cruel so -called

experiments would serve to improve the human race.

His victims, even babies, were inoculated with viruses and operated

fully conscious. He is still alive and supposed to be hiding somewhere in South

America. South America is a big continent.

These images speak for themselves.

If this monster can be found, he must be brought to justice.

I've got to go to work. See you next weekend.

It's me.

I called you because I had to see you immediately, because I got a call

yesterday from a girl who used to work with me at the nightclub. Her name is

Eva. She was fed up with the club, and she accepted some rich guy's offer to

live with him. I didn't hear from her until late last night.

She sounded pretty nervous.

Why? She said she was not free to come and go, but she had to talk to me.

Friday, she was to get away for an hour.

Probably tired from the champagne and coffee art. She then, all of a sudden,

hung up.

She said she heard that Nazi appeal.

Where does this rich guy live?

20 miles out of town on Highway 5.

Okay. Let's go have a look.

Nazi appeal. Sounds interesting.

She said they live like in a castle.

Hey,

hey, could we visit this place?

It looks interesting. No entrance. Get away. Get away.

Back off. No entrance. We have to leave.

Back off. Get away.

Okay.

They've got something to hide, that's for sure.

Let's have a look from above.

Rolling helicopter number two. Rolling helicopter number two.

Unidentified motorcycle on ground. Woman and man with a red helmet.

Climb. Kill him.

My God, Rachel. What happened?

Up there.

It was the last shot.

We need an ambulance.

Got the phone?

Not here. I'll get my bike.

Wait.

How did it happen?

Up there on the hill.

We wanted to take a look inside.

Do you know who they are? No.

Germans?

Maybe. Could be Nazis?

Who knows?

We have to find out who they are up there.

And then?

I don't know yet.

Listen, I'm an acrobat. Might come in handy. I'm a gypsy.

A Nazi's guest, my father.

If you need any help with those bastards...

Count me in.

Thanks.

We have to call the police.

Look, in this country, we should keep away from the police.

You see what I mean?

Let's take her inside.

Got him.

There's no movement.

What should I do? Kill him.

Okay.

He's taking cover. I can't get him.

Leave it, Tom.

Okay, coming back.

Who are you?

Who are you? What do you want?

To be saved.

I'm a friend.

Rachel sent me. Where is she? Why isn't she here?

Come with me and I'll explain everything.

Get into my car.

Come on.

Oh, Rachel.

It's all my fault.

I should have never called her.

But I had to talk to somebody. I had to. She's the only friend I have.

I know, Eva, it's hard.

But you can talk to me.

Tell me what you were going to tell Rachel.

Rachel told me that you both worked in the same nightclub.

And that you quit your job because you met someone.

Who was it?

Carl Herman.

He's a businessman.

Very courteous and charming.

Very rich.

Did you meet him at the club?

No.

Mr. Herman would never visit nightclubs.

Then how did it happen?

You have no idea how much I hated that job.

I was even ready to quit.

Rachel was the only good thing about the place.

She made it bearable.

One night a customer came in that I'd never seen before.

He was well -dressed and very handsome.

He told me his name was Wolfgang.

Then he asked me to dance.

He stayed until closing time and kept coming back, night after night.

I really liked him.

He was, I don't know, different.

I'd never met anyone like him before.

He never told me much about himself, not even about his work.

It was all very mysterious, and I suppose that was part of the attraction.

Plus, we really had fun together.

It was almost too good to be true.

We were dancing when he invited me to a party his boss was giving, Carl Herman.

He said that Mr. Herman wanted to meet me.

Of course, I was dying to go.

The trouble was, I didn't think that my boss would let me off.

We weren't on what you would call friendly terms.

But Wolfgang said that he'd take care of it and went over to talk to him.

I saw him give my boss money.

It must have been a lot because there wasn't any problem.

We left almost immediately.

Then something changed.

The minute we left the club, Wolfgang changed.

He became very quiet.

He hardly spoke.

And he had two bodyguards escort us to the car.

I was so excited about going to the party that I really didn't take much

Came to me later when I started putting it all together.

He'd done a really good job dazzling me with his charm.

He even brought me flowers every night.

And before I knew it, there we were, zooming off in his fabulous sports car.

When I saw the estate, I almost died.

I was expecting something great, but it was really spectacular.

It was for me, anyway.

My parents are poor.

They always have been.

And my twin sister and I would spend hours pretending to be gracious ladies,

hosting parties like this one.

It was like a dream come true.

She was the only thing missing.

I don't expect you to understand.

I'd only seen this sort of thing on television.

Or at the movies.

The gardens, the fountains, the music.

It was wonderful.

There were a lot of people, and they all looked rich.

I noticed that most of them were foreigners.

Everyone seemed to know Wolfgang, but he took me directly to meet Mr. Herman.

When he introduced us, Mr. Herman kissed my hand.

I could feel everyone staring at me.

I don't know what happened to Wolfgang.

He disappeared while I was talking to Mr. Herman.

I asked him about it a few days later, and you know what he said?

He told me he didn't like women.

He'd been recruiting for Mr. Herman.

I was furious.

Meanwhile, I was being flattered by all the attention an important man like Mr.

Herman was giving me.

He wanted to know everything about me and asked me all sorts of questions.

I was invited to stay overnight and was shown to my room by a woman named

Gertrude.

I wondered if the other guest rooms were as beautiful as mine.

At breakfast the next morning, Carl, Mr. Herman told me that he was German, but

he'd been living in this country for a long time.

But he was more or less retired and then he invited me to stay with him as long

as I wanted One night a few weeks later. I woke up and he wasn't there so I

got up to look for him

He stood there, staring at me.

And I realized I'd discovered his secret.

And then... Go on.

And then he started screaming about his private room.

My God, he looked like a mad dog.

Next morning, Carl came into my room and served me breakfast in bed.

It was as if nothing had happened.

Did you see any photographs in that room?

Yes, there was one that showed...

Carl Herman shaking hands with Adolf Hitler, but I don't know, it was

It bothered me.

What do you mean, bothered you?

Because Herman was wearing a doctor's uniform.

Are you sure you told me everything?

There's nothing more to tell. Listen, it's getting late. Would you please take

me back? I have to go.

All right, Garcia, take her back.

Why did you want to talk to Rachel about all this?

Because last week I saw a television program and I don't know, for some

connect Herman with Mengele.

That's one of Herman's cars.

They don't, they don't answer.

Oh, my God. Carl will kill me after this.

Listen, you don't have to be afraid. Those men are dead.

You don't understand. You don't know.

What don't I know?

Why do you have to go back? Tell me.

No, no, no.

Let's move it, huh? The police.

Okay, let's go.

What is it we don't know?

Tell us.

Why do you have to go back to Karl Hermann's?

Come on, Eva.

We are your friends. We want to help you.

Are you going to help my baby, too?

I'm pregnant.

Karl Hermann's child?

Yes.

And he's so rich.

He promised to take care of us.

But he's too old. It's impossible.

No?

Yes, he's too old to have a child the normal way.

So he convinced me to do it scientifically.

You mean artificial insemination?

Yes.

I'm sorry.

I know how you feel.

But I need details.

I'll explain later.

Try to tell us as much as you can.

All right, I'll try.

I woke up and found both Carl and Gertrude in the room. The next thing I

Gertrude was dragging me through the house to a part that I'd never seen

We were in a room that looked like a hospital clinic, and Gertrude was

ready to give me an injection.

I kept hearing these strange sounds like crying, or more like whining.

And when I asked Carl what it was, he got really mad and slammed the door. And

then I passed out.

And for the second time, he acted as if nothing happened.

But I know what happened.

After Gertrude gave me the injection, I passed out and Carl did the operation.

So now I'm pregnant and Carl's the father.

No.

I don't think so.

I don't believe it's his child.

What?

What are you trying to say?

Whose child could it be?

I don't know.

Maybe hormones from several experiments.

What are you trying to say? That he used me like a guinea pig?

I don't know for sure.

I don't know how, but we have to try to find out.

Now relax.

You can stay here as long as you want.

Take it easy.

Garcia will give you a sentence.

Later, Shara.

Put it over there.

You must eat something.

Get away.

How can I think of food with all this?

Please.

Hello?

Just a moment, please.

Uruguay. It is Mark.

Yes. Sorry to wake you, sir. I know it's two in the morning there, but it's

important.

It's about Mengele.

What is it?

Yes, it could be.

But it isn't proof.

They killed an innocent girl just because we wanted to take a closer look

them. But we got two of them the next day.

The girl, she said something that makes me believe it must be him.

Carl Herman. Now listen carefully.

You don't know that Herman is Mengele. You only assume he is.

That's not enough.

I want no more, you say.

I don't want to hear what the girl taught you.

Mengele must be positively identified.

Fingerprints, anything.

We need proof.

I will send you all the proof I can.

Sorry I had to call so late.

What's the matter?

Anything wrong?

Well... Don't be so harsh.

Was I?

Aaron.

Did you forget he was born in a concentration camp?

That his mother and father died there?

Remember, I am a witness.

I know.

We must proceed with utmost care.

However, I don't think it's the time to be the scariest.

Our first priority is to find out as much as possible about the activities on

the inside.

How is it coming, Eva?

Well, I haven't seen all the areas of the property, so I'm guessing.

What's this here?

This is the wall that goes around the main building.

How high?

I don't know how high it is, but certainly it's too high for anybody to

over unless you know an acrobat.

I do.

The other day when I was there with Draco, the state seemed to be on the

of the hill, not on the top.

That's right.

This would be a good area for you because nobody would be able to see you

hear you.

Pity. Quite a distance.

Well, tomorrow will be another day. Garcia and I have a lot of work to do.

Don't worry.

I'll find somebody to deal with you.

Good action for you.

Huh? Fantastic! When do we start? Right away?

Not so fast. We are preparing something important.

But the real action comes later.

When? Tell me.

I can't write now.

But it's something special.

I like that. What is it?

A babysitter.

A lovely girl.

She's in hiding.

I don't want her to be alone while Garcia and I are away. Not even a

needs protection.

Who from?

A bunch of Nazis.

I hope to find out somewhere about them tomorrow or the day after.

Sorry.

Garcia will let you know when to report for duty.

Okay?

Right!

You can go upstairs and play.

Hi, David.

Hello, Mark.

Is your TV set on the blink again?

No, not really.

Not that there was anything world -shaking to look at these days.

There was.

Oh, yes.

You mean the Mengele appeal? Sure.

I see now. You're after that bastard.

I get it.

That's why you need my tele -mic.

It's a strange -looking contraption, but it'll work real miracles for us.

Great. Come.

Show it to me, and I'll explain what we are gonna do.

Wait in the car.

Say, anybody here?

Yeah, what is it? Oh, hello!

Remember your offer to get even with those bastards up there? Sure, anytime.

Right now.

Okay, I'll take a minute. I've just got to change my clothes, okay?

Thanks. We'll wait in the car for you. Okay, okay.

The top of the hill is here to the left.

David and I will climb up there to begin with. We should have a good view from

there. Jose, look.

This is that wall.

You must climb it from the other side. The living room and its terraces are

right behind it.

Any object that could have fingerprints, a cup, a tosser, an ice tree, anything

would do.

Garcia will go with you.

These bags might come in handy.

If everything works out, we will meet here in one hour.

Good luck.

This is perfect.

We're lucky.

Herman and Wolfgang, just like Eva described them.

I see them clearly.

You can hear them, too.

Fine job, Wolfgang.

Without you, our plans could hardly be carried out.

They're good boys, but they're not ready yet here, Herman.

Never mind, never mind. They'll be ready in a few weeks' time.

Try hard!

Aren't you ashamed of yourselves?

Mr. Herman has come to see your progress Carlos Hogan hunt

You are

the best

Draw your knives.

Come on, draw your knives.

Attack me. Try to kill me.

Continue exercises to midnight.

I admire your spirit of sacrifice.

The Fuhrer would have been proud of you.

The rest of you, combat training.

Juergen, take command.

I have a date set here, Herman.

Good.

Perfect.

Come on, let's sit down a few minutes and rest.

Or rather, have a talk about things to do these next days.

It's a shame, but we'll never find out what project they are talking about.

just walked out of range.

No, not completely.

It's too feeble to hear now, but it's being recorded on tape.

I may be able to amplify it later.

You're a genius.

I'll try to get some pictures from the other side.

I'll be back to help you down with the equipment.

Okay.

Okay, I think we've got it.

It's unbelievable, the phone service in this country.

Mr. Feldberg, we have made some progress.

We may be able to prove our man's identity.

I have his fingerprints.

Send them to me right away.

But they're extremely fragile, breakable.

I don't trust the mail service in this country.

I don't think we can get them again if they are lost.

You are right.

Hold on.

They have some fingerprints.

Good.

You leave immediately?

Of course.

Mark.

Harold Horner, our expert.

We'll take the first plane he can get.

Give him the evidence.

Good luck.

Thanks very much. I'd like a single room.

How long, sir? Just one night.

May I have your passport, please?

Thank you very much.

Room 217, Mr. Horne.

Thanks.

Do you have a telephone down there? Over there at the bar.

This is Rodolfo at the Chabasco Hotel.

A man called Aaron Horner just checked in.

He's really past what I've seen him before in Villarica, Paraguay.

That's where I used to work.

Now I remember. It was the day Dr. Hess was murdered. He checked out the same

morning in a hurry. Thanks, Mark, but not tonight. I need some sleep.

I'll see you in the morning.

I'm in 217.

So just come right on.

Okay? Good night.

He sounds like a nice guy. He doesn't want to have dinner. He's going to bed.

I'll take it to him in the morning.

Eva, rapid type of suppression.

He wants to hand carry it all the way to Vienna.

We must make sure that he gets safely on the plane.

We'll set up some kind of protection.

He doesn't have to know about it. Cartier, this is what we are going to

First...

I don't think it will be long.

Okay, I'll wait for you in the lobby.

Sir, may I help you?

Room 217.

Room 217?

Mr. Hanna.

He's upstairs.

I know. I'll call him. It's all right. I'm expected.

A fellow just went up to see him.

Now, I've never seen him, never before.

Nothing special except for a package he was carrying.

Congratulations.

How'd you get them?

It's fantastic.

I have some talented friends.

I only hope they turn out to be Mengele's fingerprints and that the

are sharp enough.

So do I, Mr. Felsberg.

He's a great man, you know. I do.

Can I drive you to the airport? No, the airport bus is only a few blocks away.

And my luggage is right here.

Take good care of it.

Glad to meet you.

Me too.

Whiskey on the rocks please.

Everything is under control.

What happened? Oh, what happened?

Last

call

for flight number 320 to Vienna. Via Rio de Janeiro, Dakar and Rome.

Boarding gate 6.

That's it.

That's it.

Have a drink.

Have a drink.

Cigar. Have a drink.

Cigar.

Cigar. Thank you very much. Great.

You've just been timed. Sit down. Sit down where?

Just anywhere.

And listen.

Mendoza is ready with his coup.

The army's with him.

Colonel Silva Gomez reports the same. His country's so ripe.

200 % inflation, corruption, famine.

Not that Silva Gomez will be a better dictator, but he will be our man.

His country will become one of the pillars of the Fourth Reich.

He's sending us a company of his men to back up our local uprising after our

meeting on the 24th.

They may be here by then.

On the 24th?

Let me have that ashtray, will you?

Obersturmfuhrer Sperling, General von Spiegelman. In fact, everyone's coming

except, of course, poor Dr.

Hess. Ah, yes.

Poor Dr.

Hess.

Fine, Wolfgang.

On the 24th, then. You did a good job.

Fine, Wolfgang.

On the 24th, then. You did a good job.

You are a genius.

All we need now is the confirmation that those fingerprints are Mengele's.

Happiness says those prints could be Mengele's.

What do you mean, could be?

Are they or not?

Well, some of the worlds correspond, others don't.

It could be caused by aging, after all those records are half a century old.

The other one in the photograph, the young one, is Wolfgang von Backe, an

American mercenary born of German immigrants.

Evidently, he was wounded in the hip in Vietnam, and his bitterness led him to

fascism.

He's a very dangerous man.

Get me Mark Logan.

Hello?

One moment, please.

Mark?

Mr. Logan?

Just a moment, please. Mr. Felsberg want to speak with you.

We seem to be on the right track.

Anything new?

Yes, sir.

Mengele has a big meeting on the 24th with several factory leaders from South

America. We also expect two Nazis in exile.

General von Sprengelmann and Sperling.

That would be the best moment for the operation.

What do you mean?

What operation?

To blow them off the face of the map in the 24th.

With your permission, we would have everything ready to strike.

No. They are murderers. We are not.

Mark, if there's to be an operation, its purpose is to put them on trial.

Mengele is worse than Eichmann.

He used science as a pretext for his analytic pleasure, experimenting with

and children.

What are you saying?

Yes, sir.

We rescued her. She's right here with me.

I tried to tell you about her last time, but you didn't want to listen.

She's been artificially inseminated, probably with hormones from several

sources.

Yeah, while she was unconscious.

How does she know if she was unconscious?

She's pregnant.

There are other ways of getting pregnant.

his mistress.

Then we have no proof.

We need someone who can testify that this man is Bengali.

We need witnesses.

Only then can I give you my blessing for your so -called operation.

Goodbye, sir. Thank you. Wait! Wait, hold on. I'll be the witness. I'll go

Hello?

can't go back, he will kill you.

Mark, I'm going.

If I can get proof, then I can testify.

And then you can make your attack on the 24th.

Call him back.

But Emma!

Garcia, hit me.

Why? Come on, punch me.

Will you please punch me here?

Okay.

Aaron Horner will be

there tomorrow.

Thank you.

And two of my best men were killed.

This needs a lot of explaining, young lady.

It was horrible.

The kidnappers murdered them.

Kidnappers? But who?

When? Where?

Who was kidnapped?

I was.

When I came out of the hairdressers. They grabbed me and shoved me into the

and then they took off.

It was terrible.

It was just terrible.

Okay, okay. Now, who kidnapped you?

Terrorists. Jews.

They pushed me down on the floor of the car. But I saw one of them throw the

hand grenade.

And then I heard the explosion.

But who were they? Where did they take you?

Did they question you?

I told you. They were Jews.

They kept me locked up in a tiny room.

And they did question me about you. They asked me who you were and what you did.

And what did you tell them?

I said that you were a retired businessman.

And that you were charming.

And you are.

And that I enjoyed being with you. And I do, Carl. Truly, I do.

I'm so happy to be back. You're the only friend I have in the world.

Now, wait, wait, wait, wait. Not so fast.

How did you get away?

They let me go last night. They threw me out of the car.

I walked all night to get here.

Do you know where they went?

I think they went to the airport because I heard them talking about a flight to

Israel. That's why I'm sure they're Jews, both of them.

Carl, I'm so happy to be back.

I thought about you so much when they locked me up.

I want to help you with your work. I don't know if I can trust you.

We'll see.

No more hairdresser, no more escapades. You'll stay here and take orders from me

alone. Or from Gertrude. Understood?

Yes. Gertrude!

You'll put her on a test, show her the clinic and everything.

And report on her reactions.

And be sure she doesn't leave the house, ever!

Oh, oh, oh, oh.

I would like you to meet my boys.

This is David, our electronics wizard.

Thanks to him, we have been able to get all the details of Mengele's plans.

His contribution is priceless.

Nice to meet you.

Jose.

He has a personal score to settle. He's a gypsy.

He's got the fingerprints.

Garcia. He saves lives with explosives, knives, and grenades.

One day, it was yours.

You didn't even notice.

What did Rock do?

Hey! Hey!

Hey!

Great bunch of kids.

We'll make a great team.

My job's to cover you from up on the ground.

Now, there are two things.

Hold your fire as long as possible.

And remember, we want to take them alive.

David, I'll give you the signal. Okay.

Now, we've got to rescue the girl.

She's our principal witness.

Okay.

Now, let's work out our strategy.

Sit down, Eamon.

Thank you, Gertrude. I won't need you anymore.

I think you're part of the problem.

Gertrude told me you could take it.

But do you still want to help me after what

you've seen?

Oh, yes, Carl, very much. Because I know it's for a good cause.

A good cause?

But it's a thousand times more than a good cause. It's a divine calling.

Creating a new race.

A new race. The master race the Fuhrer had hoped will one day rule the

world.

Do you understand what that means?

Yes, I understand.

You're a very great man, Carl.

And I'm very flattered that you trust me.

With you as my assistant, some of those wretched creatures below will cooperate

much more willingly.

Then if they face Gertrude, how good is that thing?

You see, a surgical operation has a much greater chance of success if the

patient faces a beautiful, young, smiling girl like you.

I have some experiments planned for tonight, and I'll call you. But

go to your room.

Thank you, Carl.

Thank you.

But I don't know how to make an injection.

Will you help me?

Of course, I'll show you.

But now go on. I'm very busy.

Welcome back.

I understand you were kidnapped by terror.

Did they hurt you?

I don't want to talk about it.

I'm happy to be back.

You look lovely.

I'll come to your room some evening, please.

Wolfgang, how can you say that to me? You told me you didn't even like women.

That's just orders, but now... Now I understand that's over.

You'll be working with Carl.

I'm pregnant.

I'm having his child.

His child?

Never mind. Anyway, that's seven months away.

We've plenty of time.

You disgust me.

Won't you ever come near me again?

All right.

I'm in a hurry now, but we'll talk about this another time.

Your commanding officer, Colonel Santander, who sent you here to help us

victory, will be arriving tomorrow to take part in an international conference

where the final strategy will be planned.

He personally will give you your orders as to where your courageous help will be

needed.

Until then...

girls here.

There's going to be a whole company coming with arms from their arsenal.

I've seen the soldiers. They are here. I've seen them.

Do you want to

work with me starting tonight, huh? As my collaborator, as my assistant.

You will work with me, but not as my assistant.

As my choice subject.

Take her.

Lock her up. Stop in the cage in the gallery for everyone to see what we do

traitors and spies.

So you wanted to take my place.

I'll show you, you bitch.

Anybody call?

Yeah, some woman for you. I told her that I was your brother.

What did she say? Well, I barely heard her, but she whispered something about

the attack.

It has to be tomorrow.

Because there's too many soldiers or something.

Go on. What else did she say?

Nothing. That's it.

Suddenly she was off the phone.

But it wasn't cut because I heard noises.

What kind?

I don't know.

Like yelling.

So I hung up.

Yes. Must have been Eva.

You stay here.

I'm going to try and find Mark.

If she calls back, you try to remember exactly what she said. Everything.

Don't touch me! Leave me alone!

No! No!

No truth!

What are you doing?

What's that?

What are you gonna do?

Keep quiet!

You've got the position.

Just remember to hold your fire as long as possible.

Let's go.

And then you'll bring it to me, huh?

Yes, Herr Doktor.

Good morning, Herr Doktor. Everything is ready.

Our guests are waiting for us in the conference hall.

We'll pass through the gallery.

I've never been here before, Doctor.

The result of your experiments?

Yeah, of course.

There's just a few of them up here.

The best are down below, in my clinic.

Must be a fascinating science.

A science?

But it's much more than that.

There's one...

whose mother I had inseminated with the sperm of a chimpanzee. And later on,

while he was still a fetus, I guided his growth.

That's genetics.

And what's this?

Ava?

Wolfgang, help me. Please help me.

What's she doing here?

Oh, she's a spy and a traitor.

I thought so.

The way she behaved yesterday.

Let's go.

Gentlemen, it is both a pleasure and an honor to welcome you.

And I do so with the conviction that this is the birth of the fourth Reich.

Now I'd like to introduce our host and leader, Dr. Carl Herrmann.

Yes, my friends, Abraham Lincoln.

Stupid slogan.

All men are created equal.

It's but a stupid lie. It will be eradicated forever.

Democracy is both a myth and a propaganda trick for the benefit of the

the parasites, and all those who are unworthy to be called humans.

Only blind obedience will make the lower classes work and

create prosperity for the ruling class.

All I need is a gun, any gun.

A great South American

imperio nacional socialista conceived today will be

reality tomorrow.

We will now examine together the different phases of our strategy.

don't worry our men are training

Get the helicopter up, now!

Stay here.

Get that stuff in the car and wait for me.

That's it.

Here. Over here. Help me.

Eva? Yes.

Look out.

Where's Mark? He's looking for you. You all right? Yeah.

Come on. Let's go. No.

I want to get them out first.

Then you'll need this.

Look.

Where's my girl? I don't know. Where's my girl?

I think I know.

Take care of them and find Eva. She's in the clinic.

Okay. Out!

Out!

What

are

you doing here?

Gertrude, get out!

Joseph Mengele.

Who are you?

I've spent a lifetime searching for you.

And finally we meet, Herr Doktor.

That's what you think.

We want to see Billy alive.

You stupid Jew.

Mengele can't die. He's a myth.

He lives forever.

Why, O Lord, will this never end?