1:26:01
...I guess she had a heart after aII.
1:26:08
Advance. End of Iine.
1:26:11
March!
1:26:12
-Jorgensky!
-Here!
1:26:14
-Tzufevich!
-Here!
1:26:15
-LeventhaI!
-Here!
1:26:16
-AIba!
-Here!
1:26:18
-RosenthaI!
-Here!
1:26:19
-Tozic!
-Here!
1:26:20
-ToIina!
-Here!
1:26:22
Yes, they aII have names Iike those.
1:26:25
This company, which I command...
1:26:28
...is aImost entireIy composed
of German and Austrian anti-fascists.
1:26:33
It is one of the fifteen aIien companies
in the Pioneer Corps.
1:26:38
The Dunera scandal
and the harsh treatment of refugees...
1:26:42
...began to shift public opinion
in England against internment.
1:26:47
The government
started releasing internees...
1:26:49
...and allowed them to join
the British armed forces.
1:26:54
Those who wanted to go back to England...
1:26:57
...they would send back
under one condition:
1:27:00
They would join the army.
1:27:03
l was anxious to get into this.
1:27:05
First of aII, I hated the Germans.
I hated their guts...
1:27:08
...and I wanted to be part of it.
1:27:10
Besides,
what was I going to do in AustraIia?
1:27:12
Sit in AustraIia throughout the whoIe war?
God forbid!
1:27:25
Girls, this is urgent.
1:27:28
lf you´re over 1 7-and-a-half and under 19...
1:27:31
...you can volunteer for the ATS.
1:27:34
The sooner you come,
the wider the choice of jobs avaiIabIe.
1:27:38
Come on, girIs, it´s urgent!
1:27:43
When l was 18...
1:27:45
...l had...
1:27:46
...to do either work of importance
or join the forces.
1:27:50
l decided to join the forces.
1:27:54
l also felt l was saying thank you
to England...
1:27:57
...for saving my life.
1:27:59
I think, as a soIdier, I feIt...