:40:01
that we must hand on to our children,
:40:04
would be overtaken by barbarity.
:40:07
We're proud of you.
:40:12
Where are you from, lieutenant?
:40:15
He can't speak yet, Minister.
:40:19
I hope he can hear me at least.
:40:21
Your words have been noted
for the press, Minister.
:40:25
Good.
:40:26
How many weeks will it be
until he's up and about?
:40:31
Months would be
more appropriate, sir.
:40:36
Ready to get back to the Front?
:40:40
We need men like you.
:40:44
Good-bye.
:40:54
Why are you out of bed?
:40:56
You mustn't. You might fall.
:41:00
The sight that would have been...
:41:04
He congratulated you.
You can be proud of yourself.
:41:08
He's already forgotten me.
:41:12
But I'm grateful.
:41:14
At least he didn't grimace
on seeing me.
:41:21
"Months woild be more appropriate..."
:41:25
He thinks the war's going to last...