1:14:02
When the tlme came, I was able to take
3 battallons wlth me out of the Front Llne.
1:14:06
The best day's work I ever dld.
1:14:09
But, for the moment,
there was nothlng to be done.
1:14:12
There were too many volunteers llke me.
1:14:15
Mostly, It was mere hysterla.
1:14:17
But there were men wlth better motlves,
men who saw the tlmes were crltlcal...
1:14:21
...and wanted a man's part.
1:14:23
Good men, wasted.
1:14:26
Unhappy men, too.
1:14:28
Unhappy In thelr jobs.
1:14:31
Unhappy wlth thelr wlves.
1:14:33
Doubtlng themselves.
1:14:36
Happy men don't volunteer.
1:14:38
They walt thelr turn and thank God
If thelr age, or work, delays It.
1:14:44
The ones who got back home wlth
the prlce of an arm or an eye or a leg...
1:14:49
...these were the lucky ones.
1:14:56
Even Comrade Lenln...
1:14:58
...underestlmated both
the angulsh of that 900- mlle- long front...
1:15:04
...and our cursed capaclty for sufferlng.
1:15:09
By the second wInter of the war...
1:15:12
...the boots had worn out...
1:15:16
...but the llne stlll held.
1:15:18
Thelr great coats fell to pleces
on thelr backs.
1:15:22
Thelr ratlons were Irregular.
1:15:25
Half of them went lnto actlon
wlthout arms...
1:15:28
...led by men they dldn't trust.
1:15:31
Come on, you bastards!
1:15:34
And, those they dld trust--
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Come on, Comrades. Come on!
1:15:39
Come on!
1:15:50
Come on!
1:15:54
Come on!
1:15:56
Comrades! Earthshakers!
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Show them!