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OCTOBER 1981
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THE COLD WAR RAGED BETWEEN
THE US AND THE SOVIET UNION
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THE WORLD WAS ON THE
BRINK OF NUCLEAR WAR
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WHAT THE WORLD NEEDED THE
LEAST WAS AN IGNITING SPARK
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THAT SPARK CAME,
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BUT FROM AN UNEXPECTED PLACE.
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THIS SERIES IS INSPIRED
BY A TRUE STORY
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SOME CHARACTERS AND
LOCATIONS HAVE BEEN ALTERED
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FOR REASONS OF NATIONAL SECURITY
QUITE A FEW, TO BE HONEST...
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U 137 HEADING
FOR KALININGRAD, USSR
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Lucky break. The captain
gave the go-ahead.
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Let's toast to you
and your daughter, Tarasenko.
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Give us a speech.
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- Come on, guys. Speech! Speech! Speech!
- Come on! Come on! Come on! Come on!
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Shh!
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Comrades, dear friends,
today is a special day.
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Today, my beautiful daughter was
born. I've never been prouder.
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And on my birthday,
no less.
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LIEUTENANT TARASENKO, KGB
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Long live
Secretary-General Brezhnev.
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Long live the Union of
Soviet Socialist Republics!
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- Cheers, Comrades.
- Cheers!
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Attention!
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Do you know what the meaning
of life is, Comrade Lieutenant?
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- Comrade Captain.
- At ease.
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Answer the question, Lieutenant.
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- To serve the Soviet Union, Captain!
- Come on. Don't be a fool.
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Sure, you're from the KGB
and our political officer.
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But on board, I'm in charge.
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- Do you smoke, Lieutenant?
- No, Comrade Captain!
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Of course you do.
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All right, sit down. Here.
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The meaning of life,
Lieutenant, is daughters.
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You know, sons are
nothing but trouble.
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They drink, fight.
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Nothing but disappointment,
but daughters... Yes.
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Well, guys, let's raise a toast!
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What the fuck is this,
Lieutenant? Milk?
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Come on, guys! Fetch
something stronger.
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What the hell?
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That's it, guys.
I'll leave you to it.
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But before I go,
I will say this.
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I have decided to grant Lieutenant
Tarasenko leave of duty.
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Sub-lieutenant Kuznetsov,
set course for Klaipėda.
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Yes, Captain!
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We'll drop him off
there. Questions?
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None whatsoever,
Comrade Captain!
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Thank you!
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Well, then, celebrate the
occasion properly, guys.
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I hereby declare a truce in the Cold
War from now until 0600 tomorrow.
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To your health, guys!
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No, no. Someone
must be on watch.
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- Understood?
- Yes, Comrade Captain.
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Right.
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Cheers, submariners!
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Ew! Vodka with milk!
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Boys. They are still boys.
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Great, glorious guys. You,
run along and celebrate.
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Look at him. He got a cigar!
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Come on here! Come on here!
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Igor, you want some bacon?
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- You've changed the course, right?
- What?
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- Captain's orders.
- Son of a bitch! That's right.
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- Okay. Here we go.
- You need to find out the coordinates.
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Guys, a party without
dancing is no party.
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- Hey, I'm working here!
- Sergey, didn't you hear me call for you?
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The Cold War is
on hold. Let's go!
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Coming, coming...
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There we go...
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Done! Implement.
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- Sergey! Sergey!
- What?
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- Is this a five or a six?
- Just do it!
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Come on! Close the door so
we don't disturb the captain.
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THE NATIONAL BORDER
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...or moderate
gale. Gåsefjärden, south-westerly breeze.
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The Öresund Channel and
the southern Baltic Sea,
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stiff westerly breeze, tonight,
increasing to strong winds.
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Hanö Bay and southern Öland,
strong gale, moderate visibility.
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THE JANSSON BROTHERS - FISHERMEN
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- The flag?
- It's down.
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All right.
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That's this day behind us, then.
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Well, it was no worse than
yesterday. Or what do you think?
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No better either, if
you look at it that way.
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Are you sure?
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- What?
- The flag.
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I'm just going to
check something.
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Christ...
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The meaning of
life is daughters.
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- To my daughter!
- Cheers! Cheers!
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- May she grow up happy!
- May she grow up happy!
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Press it down!
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- Sergey!
- Not now.
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I'm going to hit the bullseye.
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- I looked at your coordinates...
- Not now!
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Comrade, it's not clear
how you calculated the coordinates.
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We're still heading east, right?
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What might that have been?
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Uh, Olofsson doesn't haul up his boat
at this time of the year, does he?
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Well, you never know
with Olofsson, but...
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this late at night?
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Right, how about a
round before we turn in?
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I have to get up early
tomorrow, so, uh...
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No.
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- Take the small skiff.
- I don't trust the big one.
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I'll check the pistons
tomorrow while you're away.
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- Have you set your alarm?
- Yeah.
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Good.
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- Good night.
- Good night.
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This is what I call a party!
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Are... are we in
Klaipėda already?
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Woo!
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Nope...
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No.
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Nothing in that net today.
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But I wasn't expecting
there to be anyway.
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The wind's completely wrong.
It's the north-westerly.
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Right. Let's check the
other seven, Bettan.
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Ah. You're not
cold, are you? No.
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Off we go.
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Popov?
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Comrade Captain.
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Uh, no severe hull damage,
but she's firmly aground.
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Full astern.
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I said full astern!
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Comrade Captain,
should we telegraph for help?
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We? I decide what to do
next! And you shut up!
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Uh...
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Comrade Captain...
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I told you to shut your mouth.
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Oh, no, we're not
going over there today.
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We'll check the other seven
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some other time.
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What was that?
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Did anyone spot us?
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- You're back early.
- Well...
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Let me guess.
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Nothing in net number one, and
nothing in number two or three either.
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No. Number one was empty.
You're right so far.
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But, uh... I came
back home after that.
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There's a submarine
on Torhamnaskär.
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On Torhamnaskär?
What's it doing there?
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I didn't want to go up and ask.
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- I think it's foreign.
- Foreign?
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So that's what, made
that noise yesterday?
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Should we call someone?
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Well, we have a phone line now,
so let's put it to some use.
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- Who should we call?
- Well... someone.
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- Maybe Björklund at the Home Guard.
- Oh, no. Not Björklund.
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Not until he returns
the hammer he borrowed.
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Uh, that was 20 years ago.
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Then it's about time, isn't it?
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Fine, I'll pick the kids up then,
since your job clearly is so important.
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I just work for
the prime minister.
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I don't have time for this anymore.
Someone's calling on line two. Mm.
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I have to work. Bye.
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- The government offices. Good morning.
- Well, uh, good morning.
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This is Gustav,
Gustav Jansson, and...
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I was out on the
water this morning.
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Well, before dawn. You
want to get started early.
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Emptying the nets takes time,
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and you don't want the fish to get
stuck in the nets and die and such.
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- Sorry, to whom may I connect you?
- Well, you see, my brother Harry and I...
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We really don't want
to cause any fuss.
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At first, we thought
we'd call the Home Guard,
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but Björklund is their boss.
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But we don't exactly see eye
to eye with each other. Um...
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Since quite a few years back, actually,
but I'll spare you the details.
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Kindly state whom you want to
speak to and what this is about.
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It's about the
emptying of eight nets.
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And now, this morning,
I could only empty one.
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For starters, the
wind wasn't right.
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But there's also a... a submarine
blocking the other seven.
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Well, we thought the prime minister
might want to know seeing that...
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- Your name was Jansson?
- That's correct.
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Mr. Jansson, can you even grasp
how busy the Prime Minister is?
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Well, I... I don't know if
I can. Should I be able to?
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Probably not. So I suggest
that you toughen up
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and try to empty the nets without
the prime minister's help.
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If the wind turns, things
usually work out. Right?
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And in the event that a submarine, a
carrier or perhaps a mermaid pops up,
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just ask them to move, because
the ocean belongs to everyone.
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Goodbye! All right. Goodbye.
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Uh... Uh...
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Well? What did they say?
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Uh, well, they said they thought it would
work itself out if only the wind turns.
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- In what direction?
- They didn't say.
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I say we call the newspaper, and
maybe they'll write about it.
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Then the prime minister might
read it if he has the time.
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We can't stand here all day calling
people left, right, and center. Huh?
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We should've never gotten a
phone! I knew it from the start.
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Right, well, we still have
seven nets to empty out there.
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It'd probably be best for business
if the submarine disappeared.
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Yes.
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Hey, nitwit, where are we?
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- Uh, halfway up on land, Captain...
- That much I understand, you idiot.
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Which country are we in?
If we're in the USSR,
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maybe we'll get off easy
with 30 years in Siberia.
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Answer me, goddammit!
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Where are we? Where?
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I... I didn't finish
the calculations.
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We've been working all night,
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but I estimate that we are
about 162 nautical miles
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west of Klaipėda,
Comrade Captain.
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- We're in Lithuania?
- Yes, Lithuania.
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Or rather no, Comrade Captain.
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Apparently, we're in... Sweden.
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Sweden? Shit.
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Shit!
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- Where's Tarasenko?
- Over there, sleeping.
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Oh! Comrade Captain, old chap.
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I'm not your damn chap. You're
the political officer, idiot.
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Get up and do your
job! Understood?
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Uh, according to my calculations, we are
19 nautical miles into Swedish waters.
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That's six nautical miles
from the city of Karlskrona.
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Son of a bitch.
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Why are we here?
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We're supposed to be in
Klaipėda for my leave.
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You can forget about
your leave, dumbass!
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You'll be court-martialed!
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Someone fucked up
the coordinates.
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Someone?
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Uh, it might have been me.
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Shit! Goddamn it!
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Karlsgryne?
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Karls... Karlskrona. Karls...
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- Evening Post, Bengtsson speaking.
- Well, Good morning, Mrs. Editor.
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My name is Gustav,
uh, Gustav Jansson.
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And I... I was out this morning
emptying the nets, and...
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Never mind. I'll
get straight to it.
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My brother, he says you'll
give us a reward of 50 kronor
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if we tip you off that there's a
foreign submarine on Torhamnaskär.
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Is that correct?
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Enter.
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You called for me,
Comrade Captain?
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I need you to send
a message to Moscow.
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Navigational system
out of order. Stop.
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Swedish territorial
waters. Stop.
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Possible diplomatic
complications. Stop.
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And add our coordinates.
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- Is that all, Comrade Captain?
- Isn't that enough?
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Should I congratulate Comrade
Brezhnev on his glorious anniversary?
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Not at all, Comrade Captain,
I was just thinking...
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What were you thinking?
What were you thinking, huh?
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Comrade Captain, as far as I know,
the navigational system isn't broken.
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Then make damn sure it's broken.
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Understood!
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THE KREMLIN MOSCOW
PEACE TO THE WORLD
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You move like a child. Hurry up.
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LEONID BREZHNEV,
SECRETARY-GENERAL
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So, that means the
operation has failed?
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Answer me, you sons of bitches!
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It has, Comrade Secretary-General.
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00:23:00,880 --> 00:23:03,800
Actually, no, Comrade Brezhnev.
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00:23:03,880 --> 00:23:07,120
Everything was going
according to plan
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until Captain Peskov
got stuck on that rock.
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00:23:15,200 --> 00:23:20,000
If the Secretary-General allows
it, I will try to explain.
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00:23:20,080 --> 00:23:25,320
Explain it, so that a senile
idiot would understand.
259
00:23:25,400 --> 00:23:29,640
Um, Operation Archipelago
went according to plan.
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All participants nearly...
nearly achieved their goals.
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The only thing that remained was
to place radio beacons and mines.
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For reasons still
unclear to us...
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Captain...
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Peskov decided to change
course from Kaliningrad,
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thereby entering
territorial waters.
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00:23:52,160 --> 00:23:57,560
And this is when you
suspended the operation?
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I'm afraid so, Comrade Brezhnev.
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00:24:03,440 --> 00:24:07,280
You two cowards can leave.
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00:24:07,360 --> 00:24:12,520
And the puppy will
stay here with me.
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Mm.
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00:24:23,080 --> 00:24:25,640
Well, what's your name?
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Oh, never mind.
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00:24:29,520 --> 00:24:31,800
Puppy it is.
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00:24:31,880 --> 00:24:37,880
I'm having a hard time
remembering things lately.
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Like that guy's last name...
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00:24:43,200 --> 00:24:46,640
- What is it again?
- Peskov.
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00:24:46,720 --> 00:24:49,880
- Who?
- Captain Peskov.
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00:24:49,960 --> 00:24:52,920
Um, what about him?
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00:24:53,000 --> 00:24:58,560
He's the one that's run the sub
aground in the Swedish archipelago.
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00:24:58,640 --> 00:25:04,240
Then he'll be
court-martialed. Listen.
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00:25:04,880 --> 00:25:09,680
What does what's-his-name
know about all of this?
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00:25:09,760 --> 00:25:12,880
- Who?
- The cowboy.
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- The cowboy?
- Yes, the cowboy.
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Have you heard
the story about three dogs?
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00:25:38,760 --> 00:25:41,760
No, Mr. President.
Please, do tell.
286
00:25:42,920 --> 00:25:48,480
Well, there was an American dog,
and a Polish dog, and a Russian dog.
287
00:25:48,560 --> 00:25:51,200
And they were all having a
visit, and the American dog
288
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was telling them about the way
things were in this country.
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00:25:54,480 --> 00:25:58,280
And he said, "You know, you can
bark, and then somebody comes along
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00:25:58,360 --> 00:26:00,160
and gives you some meat."
291
00:26:00,800 --> 00:26:03,560
And the Polish dog said,
"Well, what's meat?"
292
00:26:03,640 --> 00:26:06,480
And then the Russian dog,
he said, "What's bark?"
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00:26:07,400 --> 00:26:08,800
"What's b..."
294
00:26:15,240 --> 00:26:16,720
Pull!
295
00:26:22,080 --> 00:26:24,720
Nice shot, Mr. President.
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00:26:24,800 --> 00:26:26,920
What do you mean? I
missed one of 'em.
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00:26:27,000 --> 00:26:29,120
Because, you
know, when it...
298
00:26:30,040 --> 00:26:33,080
Mr. President, look over
there. Is that the General?
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00:26:36,960 --> 00:26:38,400
All right, let's go.
300
00:26:38,480 --> 00:26:41,040
Looks like General Cooper's
up early this morning.
301
00:26:44,320 --> 00:26:47,720
- Mr. President, we have a situation.
- What's going on, General?
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00:26:47,800 --> 00:26:51,920
The Russians have launched a
potential attack against Sweden.
303
00:26:52,000 --> 00:26:54,480
As far as we know,
they've made an insurgence
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00:26:54,560 --> 00:26:57,160
close to Sweden's largest
naval marine base.
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00:26:57,240 --> 00:26:58,320
Potential?
306
00:26:59,120 --> 00:27:02,000
I assume those bastards
have nukes involved.
307
00:27:02,560 --> 00:27:05,400
The situation is still a
bit unclear, Mr. President.
308
00:27:05,480 --> 00:27:09,800
Well, let's go clear things up, then.
Get the choppers ready for Washington.
309
00:27:09,880 --> 00:27:12,280
And get me the Swedish
prime minister on the phone!
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00:27:12,360 --> 00:27:14,320
Absolutely, Mr. President.
311
00:27:35,160 --> 00:27:37,720
Honey,
will you answer it?
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Yeah!
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00:27:46,880 --> 00:27:49,440
Hello, Thorbjörn speaking.
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THORBJÖRN FÄLLDIN,
PRIME MINISTER
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Hello?
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00:27:54,120 --> 00:27:57,560
- Who was it?
- No, I was too slow.
317
00:27:59,240 --> 00:28:02,400
They'll call again if
it's something important.
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