1:10:01
There are 5 or 6 tons of TNT, -
1:10:05
- if all of
the hydro-mines detonate.
1:10:08
The other ammo
is not so dangerous.
1:10:10
But that is enough to endanger
whole sections of the town.
1:10:14
The damage would be
so extensive -
1:10:18
- as to endanger the surrounding
houses from falling debris.
1:10:24
Then we have to evacuate
the other buildings.
1:10:30
It's what I anticipated.
1:10:33
Mr. Vassiliou, we have summoned you
as a civilian representative.
1:10:40
I hope you understand
this measure.
1:10:43
Do you understand me?
1:10:45
Yes, of course.
1:10:46
It's difficult to move people.
1:10:48
There's no place to put them.
1:10:53
The German's take up
too much space.
1:11:00
He asks if anything
can be done to help.
1:11:04
There's not much to eat, -
1:11:06
- and the boats can't be unloaded
since they can't leave the harbor.
1:11:13
The ships can't leave
the harbor anymore?
1:11:17
There's not much we can do now.
1:11:21
At least not before dusk.
1:11:29
If he remains quiet,
we can wait for one more night.
1:11:32
He'll return to normal soon,
maybe tomorrow.
1:11:35
He has to sleep or at least
relax his attention.
1:11:39
We can discuss
the evacuation separately.
1:11:46
The people in question will probably
have to leave their goods behind, -
1:11:53
- in order to facilitate it.