1:01:01
- Chocolate-covered what?
- Nougats.
1:01:04
No, thank you.
1:01:08
Well, professor...
1:01:10
...I have good news for you.
1:01:12
- A friend of yours is coming to Warsaw.
- Who?
1:01:15
The Führer himself. I know you'll be
delighted to see him again.
1:01:20
Well, who, who knows him, wouldn't?
1:01:24
Yes.
1:01:26
How long since you've seen him,
professor?
1:01:29
Too long. Much too long.
1:01:33
Well, Professor Siletski...
1:01:36
Well, Colonel Erhardt...
1:01:40
You know, you're quite famous
in London.
1:01:43
- Really? I am?
- Yes, you are.
1:01:46
They call you
"Concentration Camp" Erhardt.
1:01:49
So they call me
"Concentration Camp" Erhardt.
1:01:53
- I thought you'd react like that.
- What?
1:01:55
- Nothing.
- Brandy?
1:01:57
No, thanks.
1:01:58
Brandy. That reminds me
of a funny story going around Warsaw.
1:02:02
A story about our Führer.
How does it go?
1:02:05
Oh, yes, they named
a brandy after Napoleon.
1:02:08
They made a herring out of Bismarck.
And Hitler will end up as a pickle.
1:02:13
- A pickle?
- Yes, because he is such a sourpuss.
1:02:18
That's not funny.
The Führer won't find it funny.
1:02:22
- Do you think it's funny?
- No! I hate it.
1:02:25
Please, professor.
1:02:30
Now, professor,
what about the Underground movement?
1:02:34
Yes, the Underground movement.
1:02:36
- Well, let's get down to details.
- Yes, let's.
1:02:40
- There are no details.
- What? But you have the list.
1:02:43
I'm compiling it.
But more important...
1:02:46
...I have the name of the head
of the entire Polish Underground.
1:02:51
Congratulations.
Schultz! Schultz!
1:02:57
- Now, what is his name?
- Revanski.