A Foreign Affair
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:14:08
Anything I can do for you?
:14:11
Not a thing.
:14:15
Hah...
:14:35
- Hans Otto Birgel.
- That's the best we could find, Colonel.

:14:40
The others without uniform
don't show his face so plainly.

:14:43
Lovely master race type.
I bet he never tortured anybody.

:14:47
Not until he made sure
his dachshund had had his dinner.

:14:50
I want every MP to memorise this puss.
:14:56
Have 100 copies printed. Send it around
with a detailed description.

:15:00
Will do.
:15:02
We've got the trap baited
with the right cheese.

:15:04
He'll snap at it, sure as shooting.
:15:07
I hope.
:15:10
Come in.
:15:12
- You wanted to see me, Colonel?
- Yes, Miss Frost.

:15:15
- That'll be all, Major.
- Yes, sir.

:15:18
- How is the investigation going?
- The what?

:15:20
- The investigation.
- Oh, fine.

:15:23
- Making any progress?
- Slowly. Why?

:15:26
It seems, in the course of it,
you lost something.

:15:29
- I have?
- This is yours, isn't it?

:15:32
Yes, thank you very much.
Well, I guess I'd better get some hatpins.

:15:37
It is pretty windy in Berlin,
especially at night.

:15:43
Well, the whole thing
can be easily explained.

:15:51
But I hardly think you're in a position
to cast a stone, Colonel Plummer.

:15:56
- I'm very sorry.
- I think you're brazen.

:15:59
Am I?

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