Original subtitles

It is an SS mission. It's top secret.

You must pass trough the seal and read the order

after 20° west longitude.

What happened to Anna?

Anna was sent to a monastery in Spain.

-Life goes on. -Not for everyone.

But they forgave me again.

I am leaving today for a special mission.

It's our "cargo" Captain.

Sturmbannführer Erwin Friedel, SS.

My comrades, Obersturmführer Salz and Freund.

Duval told me that you had information.

A German woman takes care of them.

-Who? -You know her.

Run!

Let's go!

I wanted you. Only you.

Madam, please!

Follow me!

Father, these are David, Ruth and Elias Goldblatt.

There are those who need help.

Come on, I'm going to the crypt right now.

See you later!

Thank you so much for your kindness.

What will you do next?

I'll try to take them o St-Rémy.

I have someone there.

I will receive them,

but many Germans come here to pray.

Yes. I will do everything possible.

"Everything" it is that God asks of us.

HOSPITAL

She must have hit the liver and maybe the spleen.

Morphine, quick!

No!

She is in terrible pain

and must be taken urgently to surgery.

Does she have a chance to survive?

So this waste does not make sense.

Leave us, please!

Get out, I told you!

Subtitles: Fred Cipriano

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S02E02 Unbequeme Allianzen (Inconvenient Alliances)

Come on!

1st Lieutenant Ehrenberg! What can I do for you?

Say it please!

I want to report a riot.

-Come, come here! -Ralf!

-On here! -Yes!

-Move! Take it back! -Yes!

-Watch them! -What's going on there?

-What they want? -I don't know.

-Get up! Come with us! -Get up and come with us!

-Get up! -Move!

Come on, get up!

-Come on! -Come with us!

Captain Wrangel! We have orders to arrest you!

-Don't stop! -Come on, go ahead!

Come on!

"Hail Mary full of grace, the Lord is with you."

"Blessed are you among women,

blessed is the fruit of your womb. "

Ralf!

-What? -What the hell is going on?

Ask the Chief Engineer.

He has to be here, somewhere, right?

Are you kidding right? Did he denounce us?

Is the whole crew in jail?

Except Schiller, Strasser and Laudrup.

They were lucky.

Peter and Strelitz too.

Are they going to shoot us?

Why would they shoot us?

I didn't do anything wrong. It's right, Pips?

Yes, of course.

Chief Engineer! Are you listening to me?

When we get out of here, you will see!

Be sure about it!

Chief Engineer!

A Jewish family in La Rochelle?

The police record must have been tampered with.

Of course she did that... Miss Strasser.

She will pay dearly.

"Of course"? Right now?

Hasn't her betrayal been clear a long time ago?

Or did you pretend not to see?

No, inspector, did you know that ...

Is everyone laughing at me behind my back?

No of course not...

You are directly responsible for this, Duval.

In fact, the whole situation.

So you saw Hoffmann die? You were there?

Yes.

It is written in the logbook that he died at the tower.

How did you get to see him, if he was at your post,

in the engine room?

I...

So you didn't see him die?

Let's talk about Lutz's death first.

He had a weak constitution.

And he fell into the sea.

It all happened very fast.

-We failed to save him. -Yes, that's in the logbook.

Word by word.

Yes. And that's what happened.

He had a weak constitution.

And is that all you have to declare?

How did one of your comrades fall overboard?

Captain Wrangel, follow us!

The stories your people told

do not match those written in the logbook.

People rarely remember

or perceive the facts in the same way.

Do you know what I think?

I think you triggered a riot and took the U-Boat by force.

You covered up the murder of several crew members

and you abandoned Captain Hoffmann at sea,

sending him to certain death.

And you still have the courage to laugh at these accusations?

With all due respect, Commander,

I wasn't laughing at the accusations,

I was laughing at you.

Despite your efforts

to turn the team against me,

before I have a chance to defend myself...

You are insolent...

Despite these things, what do you "think" ...

tell me you just believe

in the words of a drunk

against the word of more than 20 good men

and even against my word,

a German commander,

with high military honors.

Do you have anything else to say?

No.

The conversation isn't over yet, Wrangel, be aware of that.

Take him back to the cell!

Gentlemen, we have torpedoes

both port and starboard,

In the Navy, they call it the torpedoman,

but I call it torpedo monkey!

That's right! Torpedo monkey!

Hand jobs' room.

that's why we put them next to the bathroom.

I'll show you the toilet. After you, gentlemen!

They have a dick in their ass and they don't need a toilet.

Here's the latrine. It's already busy.

It always stays open like that,

so that no one stays long.

Although I admit it doesn't stink

as much as you do, torpedoman!

We are in the radio station.

They are the telegraphers.

they take information from HQ for officers,

They know what the Captain thinks

before he even said anything.

There is a saying that says:

don't trust anyone who hears more than speak.

-Let's go further. -Yes.

After you, gentlemen.

I should have told you, "Lean dwarf!"

In the control room, where we make vital decisions.

I proudly say "we",

because they took off my cap

and exchanged by a white cap.

They appointed me as a cook for a while,

but I was rehabilitated as a Chief Engineer.

Chief Engineer for while!

He was better as a cook, and he didn't even know how to cook!

What an interesting career!

Redeemed from my sins.

We too, when we ate what you cooked!

On the contrary, you have discovered my qualities.

Yes, we figured you'd be better off becoming a Chief Engineer.

Come here, gentlemen! Follow your nose.

Lean dwarf!

Don't call him "dwarf"! I will not tolerate it more.

Everyone has a nickname here.

Anyway, I think I'm not the first ...

Copy that, Sturmbannführer!

Where do you think we're going?

After the course taken,

of locked orders and extra diesel ...

North America.

Now we get to the heart of U-Boot.

This is the engine room.

It's my boys' home, the black gang.

The rest are "quadrupeds" for me.

I'm a diesel engine mechanic, Chief Engineer.

Very well.

If he challenges you in the cards, don't accept it.

He has fake aces hidden up its sleeve.

However, I took all his money off last weekend.

You've seen the entire U-Boat.

Now let's talk about you.

Your mission is very special to need a U-Boat.

Thanks for the chat.

When will you tell us where we're going?

We are locked in that can and I would like to know why.

You'll find out when it's time.

Where's my coffee, Chief Engineer?

But...

Coffee. Ok.

-Any message from Lorient? -No.

I've been looking for the German version, but...

-I read it too. -In English?

I read "Off Rats and Men", I listened jazz...

I realize that you have American records.

Would you like to go there? After the war is over.

If the war is over.

And if you're still alive.

Your coffee.

-Thank you. -With pleasure, Captain.

Yes, I lost many men.

Sometimes I wonder why.

Anyway, I just know that I want to survive.

Have family?

A sister and a daughter.

If you want to survive, U-Boat is not the best place.

Change turn!

Let's put these records on to player.

I'm planning a new year party.

Come on!

-Thank you. -I'm glad you called me.

This place is not so luxurious as for Greenwood,

but you can speak your native language here.

And you don't have to pretend you like this horrible black music,

that Sam thinks is wonderful.

Snaps, distilled from Alabama.

You won't find anything better these days.

You didn't get this accent in Pennsylvania.

You grew up in Germany, didn't you?

Today, we both need to hide our origins.

It's unfair. After all, I didn't commit any crime.

Isn't that right, Captain?

I was lucky.

If Sam had handed me over to the police ...

Unless you've been infiltrated as a spy.

I'm sorry, but I have to be careful.

I had a hard time conquering my position in the city.

I have access to many important people.

I assure you, I'm not a spy.

It's ok.

We are two Germans on foreign soil.

Soldiers!

I was a messenger, as was our Führer.

Decency forces us to stay together.

Let's toast it!

I have to go back to Germany.

I will help you, but it will not be easy.

There are changes every day. We are at war.

Even if the entire city behaves as such.

Yes.

It is so far that I sometimes forget.

Max... Max!

Max!

What are you doing?

Salt water will kill you. Stop!

I need to drink water.

-Here it is! -No, we split the water.

You need more than me.

No.

U-Boat! Come back! Come back!

Hey! Hey! We're here!

Max! Max, sit down!

Hey! We're here, you bastards!

Come back!

Come back!

Why didn't they come back?

There's nothing there, Max.

There is nobody.

In the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit, Amen!

Poor Margot! I'm sorry for your friend.

The police were looking for me today.

I understand. We'll talk later?

Did she mean a lot to you?

I promise, Miss. Bostal, that it will never happen again.

-I want to ask you a favor. -I already made one for you.

I shouldn't have done it.

I want a pass for a family to St-Rémy.

-I don't want to hear it. -You helped me before.

It was only once!

Forster is watching me, you understand?

Finding out hides a family,

you will end up like your friend.

Do you want to help someone? Work at the hospital!

They have children. They must flee immediately.

I do not want to know anything.

It looks like you fought with the wrong person.

No, on the contrary. He was sorry to have touched me.

I understand.

Consider revenge.

A likely possibility, I suppose.

Why didn't you sleep up there?

There is a comfortable bed there.

I'm fine in the basement.

We confiscated this house. You can stay here if you want.

Even in the basement, if you want.

And what should I do?

At least you know the concept of giving and receiving.

I want you to find the Jews who hid here.

Can you do that?

No problem.

Unfortunately, I don't get the same rations as Simone.

I can't believe she was shot.

Why?

Just because she brought food to a family?

And the ticket?

Excuse me.

If I can take you to my contact,

you can go from there to Spain.

Let's get out of here.

But do people know what's going on in the city?

Of course.

They just don't know what to do.

You can always make the difference.

Simone made the difference.

You also make a difference.

If we get out of here and get arrested in front of the church,

a father with two children...

If they saw that, maybe people would react.

And then something could happen.

Nothing was going to happen.

People are afraid.

When they are afraid,

they pretend not to see what's happening.

Everything will be fine.

They must have to go to St-Rémy.

But there are police barriers everywhere.

They will have to follow the old pilgrimage route

to Santiago de Compostela.

Here's the map. I hope they find your way.

Thank you.

There is a young priest there, Etienne Jenut.

If they have problems, go to him.

Thanks.

We are leaving tonight at dusk.

Will you accompany them?

They need me.

I may the Lord protect you.

Inspector, it arrived from Berlin.

It seems important. It's from Captain von Reinhartz.

Thank you.

Excuse me for a moment.

I hope you don't ruin my night with bad news.

This is a copy of a letter

von Reinhartz sent to his wife

before leaving with the U-822.

"Dear Elli ..."

"I made a decision that I hope you will accept

when you know the reasons."

"I don't want to fight this meaningless war anymore"

"and I intend to side with the Americans".

He knew that was going to America.

He read the order before agreed.

He also wrote that he will hand over to the US Navy

the U-Boot and the Enigma machine,

to end the war.

Forster, this is...

"I made so many mistakes that I need to fix them."

"I love you and I will always love you."

Go to Denmark...

And so on...

-Where did you get the letter? -Does not matter.

-It matters to me! -I said it doesn't matter!

I'm afraid you're mistaken. Everything stayed here.

Did you see something that shows that he is running away?

It must be a lie.

I've known Johannes for 20 years.

I will contact him and everything will be clarified.

Ten, nine, eight, seven,

six, five, four,

three, two, one.

Happy New Year!

A HAPPY NEW YEAR 1943

Strasser, turn up the music!

Happy New Year, Second!

Happy New Year, Captain!

1943 is the year that we will win the war.

We will not win a war

with a drunken crew, Captain.

You can't party without beer.

Our new comrades will not fight with us

if we don't make friends with them.

Captain, can we talk for a moment?

Happy New Year, Sturmbannführer!

Happy New Year!

Messages from the Lorient.

RETURN IMMEDIATELY TO LA ROCHELLE.

What answer should I give?

What if I told you that we're going to America?

It wouldn't surprise me.

New York.

-I wish I could get there someday. -Me too.

But not someday ...

but now.

You can stay there and at the end of the war,

you bring your daughter and start life over.

I know you tried to desert.

Do not fear.

Gluck is my friend and he told me this in secret.

I'll take care of you.

If we give Americans this U-Boot and that machine,

including the codes,

the war could end sooner.

But something must be answered, quickly.

What if we don't answer?

We cannot ignore Lorient.

Why not? What would he think?

That we're crazy.

Or?

Or that the radio station is broken.

I am not the only telegraph operator on board.

Correct. It's the New Year.

They will ignore a little delay

while we think about what we're going to do.

Is it normal to put black music on a German U-Boat?

Probably the Captain doesn't believe

in the values ​​we fight for?

"Reply immediately,

otherwise, Schiller will take over! "

New orders, Captain?

It is a personal message.

Bad news? You look a little pale.

Really?

I just found out I wasn't awarded the Iron Cross.

Lack of luck.

Maybe next time.

I was lucky to receive the message when you were on duty.

The other telegrapher could have told the others

and it would make me ashamed.

Lorient sent Reinhartz back.

He didn't answer.

Now he knows we found out.

Maybe we shouldn't have warned him.

He's been at war for so long!

It's my fault.

If I could talk to him, I'd put his mind to it.

But he clearly doesn't want to talk to you.

He must be stopped before he reaches American waters.

With a good crew, it would be possible.

The problem is finding a good crew.

I had heavy losses

and I was left with only inexperienced men.

The best captains are too far away.

We have a very experienced captain here.

The investigation of Captain Wrangel

is still in progress.

He will soon answer to the court martial.

Yes, and Berlin is unhappy about that.

Wrangel is too important for propaganda.

As you said, we had losses

and we need men like Wrangel.

Wrangel is a dangerous criminal.

And loyal.

And he's a hero.

Von Reinhartz is a traitor.

If you arrest Wrangel and they discover Reinhartz's betrayal,

you will have to answer as the leader of the two.

But if Wrangel can stop von Reinhartz

and complete the SS mission,

you would kill two rabbits in one shot.

Wrangel is a miserable bastard.

And this mission is miserable.

Lieutenant Ehrenberg, follow me!

Open the door!

The riot you claim was caused...

What do you mean "claim"?

It's hard to prove your point.

It is in your best interest to withdraw your accusation.

I'll make sure they don't show up in your file.

It will not reduce your chance of promotion,

which is very high.

Do you really think I'm not telling the truth?

The truth always has two sides.

I said exactly what happened ...

-I'm doing you a favor. -It's not a favor!

You didn't understand, Lieutenant!

I wrote a new statement.

You were drunk when you made these accusations

and you regret the inconveniences created.

Are you proposing that I forget everything?

No, Lieutenant.

I order you to forget!

-Get out! -Stand up!

Come on, get out!

You can leave!

What happened?

I do not care.

You stay.

The charges against you have been dropped.

It was a matter of time.

A new situation has arisen.

And this new situation requires your experience

as commander.

Give the order. That I will execute it.

If you complete the mission successfully...

you will have the spotless file again.

I will give my life, if necessary, Commander.

Shut up!

Do not make noise!

Damn it!

So...

Do you know what this is? This is court-martial.

And we are the execution squad.

That's enough!

We are going to the sea again.

How? They just set us free!

Yes, but Gluck needs us.

We will hunt a real traitor.

And Mr. Ehrenberg ...

he is the best Chief Engineer.

Haven't you been feeling well lately, Ehrenberg?

You had many demons to face.

I want you to stop this.

It is better for everyone not to face demons anymore.

I'm telling you this as a friend, Ehrenberg.

Take a drink.

It's your choice.

Either drink it or I let them hit you,

and who knows when or if they will stop.

You're funny.

Many would quickly know what to choose

between drinking and dying,

but you, Ehrenberg ...

Let's go!

Drink it! Let's go!

You feel better, don't you?

He will never betray us again.

How can we be sure?

Because he hates himself now more than us.

Subtitles: Fred Cipriano

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