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TIME OF HONOUR The Uprising
- What is this? - You have to find out.
- He's from the Abwehr. - My speciality is decrypting.
Instructions for units.
"Keep on misinforming about the expected Allies' assistance."
"Create a place in Czerniakow for detaining... the fighters."
- When that courier... - Engineer? - I think Sergeev was the sniper.
- I still don't know how you got here. - I came to help.
Would you pour us some wine, please?
How many times did I tell you to wear your arm band?
Everyone around is dying.
Zosia...
WARSAW Episode 12
We need backup!
Volga, Volga! Why are you silent? Fire!
Irena, ammo!
Berling's boys are no use in city combat!
- At least they've got guns and ammo! - Fire! Do you read me? Fire!
Jesus, tanks!
Correct your coordinates!
- 50 metres to the right! - Volga, 50 metres to the right!
Correct your coordinates!
Krauts in the building!
Irena!
Volga, why aren't you firing?!
- You have to remove the bullet! - But how?
With your hand! Fast!
Open fire!
When is the next landing?
- When is the next landing?! - There won't be one! - Down!
Thank you for your help.
What will you do with this information?
It has to be checked.
What's there to check? The Soviets want to detain our boys.
That's what this whole stronghold thing is about.
They want us to bleed there.
They never intended to help us.
Do you believe that German?
Sir... Major Slowinski cracked their code,
but he passed away before translating the info.
I compared his and the German's notes. It all adds up.
I understand you. Your brother is in Czerniakow.
But we have no reason to believe this German.
The Soviets have kept their word.
They sent a landing op, we have their artillery's support.
- Then transfer me to Czerniakow. - Excuse me?
I want to join my company. My place is with them.
I won't hold you back.
They don't have to die.
The Uprising isn't over yet, is it?
We need to write broadcasts for tomorrow.
- There's no one to broadcast for. - What?
People lost their homes! It's pointless.
- Are you leaving? - They need me out there.
Sure. I get it.
- Do you? - Where will you go?
To Wladek.
In the morning, with the liaisons.
- Take care of the radio. - The Germans won't take it.
I'll be here tonight.
It's the Soviets. Germans don't attack at night.
I'm cold.
Hold this.
This wasn't a good idea.
It'll just make it harder to break up.
Don't say anything.
Do you think we can still win?
The Uprising?
Everything.
The Uprising, the future... our lives.
Why else would I be going to Czerniakow?
I'm serious.
I don't know.
- There's a candle left. - Leave it.
It's good as it is.
So now you'll just go?
Halszka...
You are...
a beautiful, smart girl.
More than anything else, I want you to be happy.
I hope you'll have 3 kids, and a man who...
who'll love you.
I'm not saying this to get rid of you.
That's what I feel.
This closeness we gave each other is absolutely special.
I guess this is a weird time, when people do crazy things.
Don't cry.
It's an uprising.
I can't make any promises.
Stop talking.
And kiss me one last time.
No Russian major force crossed the river.
I knew it. That Ruski was just fooling us.
Why did they send those boys with no city combat experience?
I don't know. But we've got to stick to the facts.
And since there will be no landing op,
holding the beachhead makes no sense.
- We're to surrender? - No.
We send the wounded across the river with Sergei and Berling's boys.
- You ought to go there too. - I'm all right.
I'll be useful here.
What then?
We ought to build a barricade by the entrance to the sewers.
People will want to get out of Czerniakow.
- Bolek, take a few men and guard it. - Yes, sir.
Take care.
- And then what? - We'll go where they're fighting.
- Zoliborz, Mokotow... - Srodmiescie.
Srodmiescie. Krawiec wanted to talk to you.
Get the boys ready.
- How are you doing? - Not bad.
You know what I mean.
- I won't leave the city without Lena. - What if they're not here?
I'll be searching until I find them.
Unless I find out they...
He can't get his mind off Lena?
- Could you? - I can't get my mind off you.
You'll go to the Soviets with the wounded.
- What? - The Uprising's over for you.
Am I to leave my men? You can't order me to do this!
- We both know it's a matter of time. - Screw the HQ!
- I'll never surrender. - That's why I chose you.
To do what? Run away across the river?
- It's not an escape. - What is it? - We need people!
Who is "we"?
I have been authorized to enlist you in organization "No".
We'll continue the struggle under Soviet occupation.
You can refuse.
I want to fight until the end. What am I supposed to do?
You'll cross the river with Berling's guys. Out of Warsaw.
The Soviets my arrest you. They've done it.
- I understand. - You'll get your contact's address.
They'll tell you what to do. You'll give them the microfilm.
Maybe there's something important on it.
One condition. Wanda goes with me.
A medic has to escort the wounded.
Janek...
You'll cross the river with me. You won't last long with that wound.
I'll last as long as it takes.
Without my family... I'm gone anyway.
I'm not ordering you. It's your decision.
I've made it already.
Get those bricks over here!
Come on over here!
- Bolek! - What are you doing here?
I'm looking for my brother.
- They're at the barricade. - Will you take me there?
- Go with him. - Yes, sir.
Thanks.
We're covering you!
It won't be long. We'll make it.
I can't believe you're coming with me.
I couldn't leave you.
- Is there something I should know? - Boats! - Shut up!
Halt!
Stay down! Stop!
Wanda, wait! Irena!
Wanda, Irena, now!
I'm not going without him!
Apache!
Irena!
Irena, come back!
You can't help them!
You can't help them!
Come back! Get in the boat!
Let's get out of here!
Sister...
Sis...
Irena... sis...
- Bronek abandoned us. - Don't be stupid.
What are you doing here?
- Hi. - Where's the Russian?
- He crossed the Vistula with Bronek. - You were right about him.
They dropped him to prolong the Uprising.
He was to prepare a detention camp for survivors.
He took the shot at the Engineer.
- It doesn't matter now. - Bronek must know.
How will you tell him?
- They'll arrest him! - He'll manage.
Bronek will manage.
On the other bank of the Vistula
- What are you doing?! - We won't need him.
Hand it over.
- I don't understand. - Give it!
Take it out.
- It must mean a lot to you. - Throw it over.
To us?
Not in the least.
You don't know what it was.
You'll all find out, when Poland will be gone.
Roosevelt and Churchill agreed
- that you'll be a Soviet Republic. - Nonsense.
- You'll see in autumn. - Nonsense!
Roosevelt made a deal with Stalin
which is to remain confidential until the U.S. elections.
A lot of your people live there. They might not like the fact,
that the American president sold Poland out.
It was on the microfilm? No way.
Engineer was right! Your fight for Warsaw is in vain!
Your cause is lost.
We won't need her too.
Stupid Poles.
- You know I've got to... - I know.
Go back to them.
Merciful God, Thou who redeem sins of those who atone for them,
cast Thou merciful look at Thy servant,
who admits to his sins with his whole heart,
listen to his prayer...
Are you a priest, sir? I mean, Father?
How can I help you?
Wait here.
- Ruda, come here! - What are you doing?
- Come on! - What are you doing?
Marry us, please.
I can't refuse them confession. I've got wounded to visit.
But...
We'll wait.
You're nuts.
Nuts!
So it's a "no"?
I have to think about it.
You've kept it?
It's been a "yes" for a long time.
I'm thirsty.
- What? - I'm thirsty.
Wait...
- I'm thirsty! - Hush.
Where's that priest? He should be back.
How long can one confess the fifth commandment?
- You think God forgives such things? - I don't know. You forgave me.
I'm so scared.
I say goodbye to you everyday.
- Promise me that you'll survive. - We'll both survive.
- Promise you will! - Ruda! We both will, OK?
Michal, come here!
You'll be our best man, OK?
- Have you got a priest? - We're waiting for him.
Let's see what's going on.
- Ensign Zagroda. - Kmicic.
- We've got orders to join you. - Guys!
Reinforcements!
- Have you brought ammo? - Not really.
Follow me.
Stay low.
Adam?
What are you doing here?
Son...
You look stupid with that gun.
What's with those Krauts?
Zagroda!
It seems you sacred them off.
How about a recce?
I can go.
Alone? Will you manage?
This is my backyard.
- We'll talk later. - OK.
- Flash is your father? - Flash?
Be proud of him. He's our best scout.
I am.
Listen...
The Krauts are up to something.
It's Flash.
No...
- What's with the ammo? -That's all we've got. - Hand it out.
- What is it? - We're out of ammo.
- I've got a a briefing. - We won't hold out. - I'll get help.
You know I had to.
I know.
I want to live.
You will.
I can't go back to being a German captive.
- It's too high a price. - What are you talking about?
Those last few dozen days made me feel free again.
Poland will be free, as long as men like you live.
Remember that.
Guys!
Guys!
- Believe me, we've got no choice. - Civilians.
And we're to watch this?
- Don't tell me you'll surrender. - We should answer with fire!
They killed my priest. I won't let it slide.
Guys... enough of this.
Lay down your arms.
- Do you think we'll do this? - I think you will.
We'll never surrender.
Fire in the hole!
Father... Dad...
Dad...
- Great timing! - You're welcome.
What about Wanda and the rest?
Wanda is safe.
Irena and Apache are dead.
I have to speak to Krawiec.
I had to return. I know what was on the microfilm.
It doesn't matter now. We're retreating from Czerniakow.
- What do you mean, retreating? - You heard me.
So all this was in vain?
Well, Rainer?
It's dead. That Uprising of theirs.
Right. So is their beautiful city.
We've got plenty of those.
What counts is that we've torn the Polaks' heart out.
We've also lost some men.
Did you think the Führer wanted to sacrifice
his best men in this bandit city?
We've purposely sent here Dirlewanger's
and Kaminski's scum.
We lost one fighter plane,
several tanks and cannons. The rest doesn't count.
The Poles have a ruined city and heaps of corpses.
Nevertheless, they felt they can fight us.
With Molotov cocktails?
I mean, if the Russians hadn't stopped...
it could have been the beginning of the end.
You don't understand.
The Reich has always been a power.
Greater then the Roman Empire, because it's everlasting.
Countries rise and fall, and Great Germany continues.
Subduing everyone,
sucking out everything that can serve our power.
History will be our judge.
When there will be no Poland, no Russia, no France.
You're a true son of our nation, sir.
And are you one, Rainer?
Or are you just thinking about securing yourself?
A true German always has a plan.
Exit from the sewers in Srodmiescie
- From Czerniakow. Kmicic. - We thought no one survived there.
Surprise.
You're still fighting. Have you got a nurse?
I'll have a look. Sit him down.
The wound got infected in that damned sewer.
- Reinforcements? - We've got orders to join you.
Reszka, change them at the windows!
The Command began surrender talks.
- It's over. - What's over?
We're to be prisoners of war.
Prisoners?
Adam, no!
The surrender has been signed. I know what you feel.
I don't want to talk about it. The question is: what now?
We can go to the woods and fight. That's what I wanted to tell you.
You have to choose now.
Those who want can go into captivity. I will understand.
I'm sick of fighting.
- I have to find my family. - Bolek... - It's his call.
- No one relieved me of my oath. - Same here.
- We fight on. - We fight.
All right.
We split now.
We'll meet in the woods.
Gentlemen...
We can't give up.
Looking at this city's ruins
I see all those who...
fought by our side, helped us, sacrificed...
their lives, their loved ones, their homes.
We paid a high price, but we're soldiers.
I believe...
that what we did is very meaningful.
That's why I want to thank you all.
We've got one mission left.
We have to use the sewers.
- We won't pass through here. - Look out for Lena, please.
Celina!
Michal!
Come on.
You know we wouldn't hold it against you.
Let's go.
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