:13:06
The English are not ordained
by fate to be our enemies.
:13:09
You heard it yourself,
Jeschonnek.
:13:11
This time he's wrong.
:13:12
They are completely
finished... done for.
:13:14
We'll never have a chance
like this again.
:13:18
Absolute nonsense!
:13:19
Nonsense, do you call it?
It's a pure catastrophe.
:13:23
Herr Baron von Richter.
:13:25
The Fuehrer
will speak to you now.
:13:43
My dear Max!
:13:47
How lovely to see you
back in Switzerland so soon.
:13:52
I came straight from Berlin
an hour ago.
:13:55
The ambassador
will see you now, sir.
:13:57
Thank you. Excuse me, please.
:14:05
Sir David,
I'm again instructed...
:14:08
to emphasize that
the Fuehrer wishes...
:14:11
to avoid further bloodshed.
:14:13
England is not
our natural enemy...
:14:16
and he offers guarantees
for the British empire...
:14:19
if you give Germany
a free hand in Europe.
:14:22
Goering and his Luftwaffe
would like to flatten London...
:14:25
as a prelude to invasion.
:14:27
It's two lumps you take,
isn't it?
:14:30
What's left of your army...
:14:32
abandoned its weapons
at Dunkirk.
:14:34
You're defenseless
and just playing for time.
:14:37
We know of the moves
you're making in Washington.
:14:41
We know the Americans
won't be drawn in.
:14:43
Their embassy in London
gives you two weeks.
:14:48
So what's stopping you?
:14:53
Look, David. The Fuehrer
is being very reasonable.
:14:56
He offers guarantees.
:14:59
Experience shows the Fuehrer's
guarantees guarantee nothing.