:16:01
We're having difficulty
tracing him, Herr Oberst.
:16:03
He's in Germany,
:16:05
but as to exactly where,
we've hit a roadblock, you know?
:16:09
Even rumours of a court martial,
but we'll find him.
:16:13
I'm sure.
:16:14
And now...
:16:15
Here...a possible
undercover operative.
:16:20
I have decided on this man.
:16:21
He's lecturing here in Berlin.
:16:25
Send for him immediately.
:16:26
- Yes.
- Oh, and Karl.
:16:29
Send this message to Starling.
:16:33
Yes, Herr Oberst.
:16:37
- Where is Herr Oberst?
- In the map room, Herr Admiral.
:16:45
This message has been sent out.
:16:47
Did you originate it?
:16:49
I did, Herr Admiral.
:16:52
"Very interested
in your visitor of 6th November.
:16:55
"Would like to drop
some friends in to persuade him
:16:58
"to come back with them.
:17:01
"Your comments expected as usual
with all relevant information."
:17:05
You have exceeded
your authority, Radl.
:17:08
You were told to prepare
this feasibility study,
:17:11
not embellish a joke.
:17:13
With your permission,
it is no longer a joke.
:17:16
It could be done.
:17:18
In my opinion,
it should be done.
:17:20
(Canaris) What if
Churchill prefers to die?
:17:22
What if abduction
becomes assassination?
:17:27
No one specified dead or alive.
:17:30
God in heaven!
:17:32
Kill Churchill
when we've already lost the war?
:17:38
I'm sure you've done
a very thorough job.
:17:42
But this operation could make
the Charge of the Light Brigade
:17:46
look like
a sensible military exercise.
:17:51
Drop it.
:17:56
(Door slams)