Westfront 1918 Page #2
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- 1930
- 75 min
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stunned back home.
a young girl...
Can't wait to have someone
to cuddle again.
in the morning.
You don't know what it means.
You don't have a girl.
Yes, I have. Since last night.
Good evening!
Dear comrades,
let me introduce you
our much beloved...
"Forget-me-not!"
Today I wear my cutest dress.
I just feel like it.
Just take a look
The front side is simply delicate.
And even the posterior side
has something for the audience.
Fanfare! It's May and I am there
and all now shout:
Veronika, yes!
Violets and mignonettes
You have to kneel in front of me
and talk to me of love!
And how aroused you'll be
when I passionately
will look into your blue eyes!
I will be your wife!
No night can ever be so fine
as any day in May.
When he'll see me in
the light of day
no doubt, it will wet
his appetite.
And I blow, lovestruck and harsh,
already in secret the wedding march!
Fanfare! Tara! Chi-boom tara!
And all now shout:
Veronika, yes!
violets and mignonettes
You have to kneel in front of me
and talk to me of love!
You will be my bride!
- Boys, that's quite something...
- Hot stuff?
You know how to live at the Front
you got the hang of it.
Look at that.
Give me fire.
That's some... Christ!
Shut up, you!
Who are you?
Replacement battalion.
You think you're getting a bargain?
That's how it is here.
It's always the same.
So what, that's great.
Just wait...
It's not the same in the trenches.
Quiet!
Hello! Hey!
Stop for a moment, will you?
What is this? It's my turn now!
Again!
Have you ever seen
something like that?
I'll play alone.
A little bit...
- No, I want to play, too.
- You? - Yes.
Ah, then we'll both play.
Well, good.
He fell down!
He can't even sit on a chair!
- Can we play together?
- Play together?
Let's play it once more.
Good, let's play it once more.
- Now come on, come on, play!
- Yes, yes, I'll play.
- Come on! I was only joking!
- Joking?
Come on, now.
We'll play something else.
Let's play another piece.
Hello! What's it like out there?
We will stick it out.
When are you getting to Paris?
Why don't you drop in our
regular haunt?
What miserable existence! You can't
get anything with that money.
You have to get something on the
quiet. If not, you kick the bucket.
Can't you leave those kids at home?
They will catch a cold.
in the factory.
Hey, hey!
Can't you queue up
like the others?
What's the matter, silly cow?
Don't push!
- Say... Adolf? Is he dead?
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