:59:01
A certain code word has appeared to
several documents you've sold us.
:59:04
The word is Overlord.
Do you know what it means?
:59:08
Not the foggiest notion.
- We're convinced...
:59:11
...that overlord is the code name
for their second front...
:59:13
...the invasion of Western Europe.
:59:16
We must know the place...
:59:17
...and the date,
the where and the when.
:59:20
The where and when of the
Allies' invasion of Europe.
:59:23
It'd be nice to know.
I can understand your curiosity.
:59:26
I'll pay you double for it.
:59:28
Generous. But is information
of that nature likely to turn up...
:59:31
...at the British Embassy?
:59:33
Don't you read the documents you sell?
:59:35
Not all of them, and never thoroughly.
I'm not interested in what they say.
:59:38
I just photograph everything
that's stamped secret...
:59:41
...most secret and top secret.
:59:42
Last week you photographed
a dispatch from...
:59:45
...London to the Ambassador.
:59:47
It stated that he would receive
a copy of the revised...
:59:50
...strategic plan for Overlord
within ten days.
:59:54
Did you say, 40,000 pounds?
:59:56
For the where and the when.
:59:59
We'll met at the Aslan Hane
Mosque one week from tonight.
1:00:02
Do you mind going out
through the garden?
1:00:04
Not at all.
1:00:12
You and the Countess must be
running out of small talk, anyway.
1:00:15
Goodnight.
1:00:26
This was deciphered from
the German code?
1:00:28
Yes, sir.
- Who's seen it?
1:00:29
You and I, sir.
1:00:31
But McFadden should
hear it. I'll need his help.
1:00:34
'From German Embassy, Ankara.
To Reich Foreign Minister, Berlin.
1:00:37
In replay your query concerning
authenticity documents...
1:00:40
...obtain from Cicero, am firmly
convinced material genuine.
1:00:45
Cicero lives within British Embassy...
1:00:48
...obviously has access to
top secret information.
1:00:51
Kaltenbrunner's failure
evaluate documents...
1:00:54
...make them available
to me tragic blunder.
1:00:57
Strongly urge you bring this matter
to personal attention of the Fuhrer.