:41:02
...or Nazi access
to secret documents...
:41:04
...or possibility have broken
British cipher... '
:41:07
Colin Travers, a special agent
of British Counter Intelligence...
:41:10
...left London by plane next
morning, bound for Istanbul.
:41:14
Colonel von Richter of the Gestapo
Counter Espionage Service...
:41:17
...left Berlin by plane
the same day.
:41:20
Travers and Colonel von Richter
arrived Istanbul the same evening...
:41:24
...and boarded
the Anatolian Express.
:41:27
They reached Ankara next morning.
:41:30
Von Richter carried
a Swiss passport...
:41:33
...identifying him as
Herr Rudolph Hodler...
:41:35
...a tobacco buyer from
Berne, Switzerland.
:41:43
He was met at station by a
Gestapo agent named Siebert...
:41:46
...and escorted to the German
Embassy to confer with von Papen.
:41:56
Travers was greeted outside
the station by Keith McFadden...
:41:59
...a British agent attached
to the Embassy in Ankara.
:42:02
McFadden?
- Glad to see you, Captain.
:42:04
They left without delay to meet
with the British Ambassador.
:42:12
To begin with, sir, I think we
must assume that the source...
:42:15
...of information to the Nazis is
someone here at the Embassy.
:42:19
It's been ruled out...
- Our personnel and permanent...
:42:21
...employees have had previous
security clearance from London.
:42:24
I've never known a self-respecting
spy without a security clearance.
:42:28
Where is classified information kept?
:42:30
Here in my safe. And
in the first secretary's.
:42:32
And the code room?
- Under guard, day and night.
:42:35
Don't you think it most likely
that this lapse in security...
:42:38
...was due to a slip of the lip
at some party or reception?
:42:42
My lips are not in the habit
of slipping, Mr. Travers.
:42:45
Nor do I imply that they are. But our
material passes trough other hands...
:42:49
...and might pass through other lips.
:42:51
Now McFadden was telling me
about an unattached lady...
:42:55
...a certain Countess Staviska.