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OPERATION ARSENAL

SCREENPLAY

STARRING

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY

WEEKLY CHRONICLE OF THE GENERAL-GOUVERNEMENT

The Eastern Front.

As it was planned by the High Command of the Army

the offensive of the Soviet forces was finally stopped.

Down the sandy roads the tracked army vehicles are approaching.

Leon Degrelle, the commander of the Walloon Brigade

along with the SS General Steiner, joined at the first front line.

The warplanes are starting with the plan od destruction of land aims.

Marching soldiers and the Soviet positions

are attacked and destroyed.

At one point of the front line, a German armored brigade

stopped the enemy attack.

German grenadiers were resting after the fight.

An oath ceremony at the Wawel Castle.

General governor Dr. Frank accepted the oath of the troops leaving for the front.

Over there!

Stop!

Only here you'll get to look glamorous again.

Get here a perm for the whole occupation term.

Only here you'll get to look glamorous again.

Buy here dolls for your wives and daughters.

Almost for free, choose, what you want.

Good morning to you.

So, have you gathered enough money?

2000.

The deal was 3000.

You're dreaming. 3000 in these times?

Not a dreamer, not a poet, I can only drop 100.

2200.

There's no another one like that.

This one or no another.

-2300. - Spring is coming, 2800.

Fall will pass, spring will come, we'll be goners by that time.

You're the poet here.

- Please, don't ruin my life. - He's in love.

- 2400. -lwon't hear of it.

2600 is my last word.

-You can see, we don't have more. - It's not me, who started the war.

- How much is this jacket for? -3000.

- I'll give you 2500. - It's sold.

- Hold on! -Just a moment.

- What's that, gentlemen? -We need 200.

I'll be back in a moment.

Ladies and gentlemen, here's the opportunity you get!

Watches, gold, dollars. Buying, selling.

Selling, buying. Watches, gold, dollars...

What would you like, sir? A watch?

A Pelican pen.

A Pelican pen.

- How much? - Five hundred.

- Have you got lighters? - I'm trading in other stuff now.

- What a big-head. - Pens are not selling now.

- And it's not safe to write. -Try it.

- Poor. - I wrote with it the best

school-leaving exam in the Batory high school.

In this case, I'll give you 150.

Maybe you'll buy a scarf, too?

It's almost new.

200 altogether, all right?

All right.

Only here you'll get glamorous again!

Where's the old time roughneck?

A prince!

Stop!

Stop, you Jewish pig!

Hold it.

- Leave him alone! - Alek!

You acted like a snotty-nosed brat without imagination.

- Could you look at this? - I see it every day.

But we must be tough, otherwise they'll finish all of us off.

I understand Alek's behavior.

I do, too. But I won't allow for such spontaneity in my troop.

And to prove that, you climbed the roof of Zacheta building.

The operation was planned and I risked only my own life.

Oh, Rudy.

You'll choose a punishment for yourself. Stop!

- Bye. - Bye.

Hey, Rudy! My jacket!

I almost forgot, Prince.

Have you seen that blow?

Yes, I have.

And now split from here, you damned athlete.

I count to three. One, two...

three!

Baska!

Bye!

Finally, you thought about me.

A new jacket?

It's great.

Who are you dressing for, so elegantly?

There is one girl.

- Come, mum's cooked great lunch. -No, I can't.

Why?

One day I'll explain it to you, but can't.

It's my punishment.

What are you talking about?

- So why did you come here? -To give you ride back home.

And to tell you, that I'm still thinking about you.

Thinking about me is not enough.

TO NICHOLAUS COPERNICUS HIS COMPATRIOTS

What a location.

- It's very well guarded. - It's even safer with them.

- What's your nickname? - Copernicus.

It was you.

- Take one. - Scouts don't smoke.

Soldiers smoke, sometimes even drink.

What kind of soldiers are we? Rather cartoonists.

You don't know, how to draw it.

Leave me alone.

So there was this German guy, and he put a key at his back.

- And he put his hands up. - Sure.

- And he drew his gun out of his holster. -Who, Ziutek?

You're kidding.

All right, let's go back to our locomotives.

Let's take seats.

Rudy, come to the blackboard.

The best place for the attack is this turn.

The train must slow down here.

We'll put three explosives here. At even distances.

It's impossible, that all of them would fail.

And the additional security?

Additionally, we'll have atime fuse,

attached to the sleeper, or the kilometer pole.

STEN submachine gun, the construction of which you're about to see,

is designated for the fight at small distances.

It's the equipment of the intelligence and storm troops.

That's an offensive grenade. "Phillipine" type.

When you arm it and pull out the safety-pin,

it explodes at the moment, when it hits the object.

The explosion force is great, the striking power is small.

Danusia, are you here?

- Czesiek! - Heniek!

My God! Where have you been?

- Far away. - Danusia left you here alone?

- She went to get some food for supper. - Sit down.

Would you like some tea? I'll put the kettle on.

She's nice, your wife. You made a good match.

You know...

I don't complain. At least, so far.

But why are you standing?

We'll light this damned stove.

Don't stand like that. Tell me, what's up with you.

- With us? - Yes.

- Forests. - Forests.

Are you hunting for a big game?

Why not?

You think I'm painting pigs on the walls?

Have you ever seen something like this?

Only in the movies.

And you carry it around?

Should I have left it under my pillow?

We keep our guns in the storage.

You must be waiting for the uprising.

Have you seen something like this?

Do you know, how to blow up trains?

To make up for all we loose today...

Thirty one...

one has to live to be 140 years old.

Thirty two.

Longevity.

That's what I'm up for now. Thirty three.

Thirty four.

- And I know, what it consists in. - Interesting.

Forty five.

One just has to want it. Get it?

Amazingly simple. Did you come up with it yourself?

Thirty eight.

Yes, I did.

You always wanted to have more than you can.

Perhaps not 140, but I won't live shorter than to be 90.

Old geezer. You're wasting so much energy.

You could grate potatoes for me.

I told you to stay away, when I have visitors.

- Rudy is fighting with me. -Foryou I'm Janek and not Rudy.

Stop it, kids. Duska, get down to work.

Oh, Janek.

How can you live here to be 140?

Leave Duska alone.

Why don't you stay here for the night? We'll find a place for you.

- I can't. They're waiting for me. - Again we won't see each other long.

- Maybe never. - Don't say that.

I'm very glad that Heniek has such a nice wife.

- But what do you see in him? - It's curfew in 20 minutes.

- Go, or you'll be caught. - Tougher guys tried to bust me.

- Don't be such a daredevil. - Bye.

This Czesiek is boasting too much.

Now each of you is playing a cowboy.

- Don't you want to listen to the news? - Is the electricity back on?

I'll turn on the radio.

- Here's the news from the Italian front. -What a mess is here.

American bombers bombed the enemy territory