In Enemy Hands
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I've lost two thirds of my men.
Your navy is not far away...

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and our distress calls have failed,
I've no option left.

:57:07
Between all of us we have just enough
hands to make this boat operational.

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If you and your men join my men,
we might have a chance.

:57:15
You want us to help you?
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I want you to help yourselves.
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And if we refuse?
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We all die.
:57:28
That he's speaking to them - that alone
is treason.

:57:33
You've seen how he behaves.
He's insane.

:57:39
This is insane.
:57:43
- What do we do?
- I refuse to obey him.

:57:47
I hope
that you will do the same.

:57:51
What exactly are you proposing?
:57:54
Our diesel is nearly exhausted
and the fuel line has been damaged.

:57:57
But if we're efficient,
we should be able to make 500...

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maybe 600 kilometers.
:58:01
You can't really expect my men
to help you deliver them into custody.

:58:07
We travel submerged by day,
making up time on top at night.

:58:10
If my calculations are correct...
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we should be able...
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to make landfall in three days.
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UNITED STATES
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Jonas!
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You're serious?
:58:25
Once we're close to shore
we deploy the life-rafts...

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we evacuate the men and...
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we scuttle the boat.
:58:30
You understand I will not allow my boat
to fall into your country's hands.

:58:34
In return for this, I surrender myself to
you and ask for consideration for my men.

:58:38
- You can't just surrender.
- It's my duty to save the men.

:58:42
Don't surrender us to them!
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- We can manage without them.
- If only we could.

:58:53
Ludwig!
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I need your hand, Sir.

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