Beyond Valkyrie: Dawn of the 4th Reich

[SOMBER MUSIC]

[DISTORTED SHOUTING]

MAN:
Pull in here.

[INDISTINCT CHATTERING]

No. Wait in the car, please.

MAN 2:
You there!

Pick this up, and back in line!

I said now! We don't have time for this!

Get back to work!

Heil Hitler.

What is the reason for this, Herzog?

This man refuses to work.

And is this true, kriegy?

The Geneva Convention says we're required

to perform whatever labors asked,

as long as it does not support the war.

This is not allowed.

He brings up a very

interesting point, Herzog.

I'd say our British guest here

might even be a smarter man than you.

What? What do you mean?

I mean that a smart man

would never break the rules,

nor commit treason.

What? I've never committed treason.

No, Sturmbannfuhrer.

Are you telling me that you've never

sold information about a train shipment

to Polish resistance?

No, Sturmbannfuhrer. Never.

- Shoot this traitor.

- HERZOG:
What?

I didn't betray anyone, Sturmbannfuhrer.

Shoot him, or I shoot you.

- No!

- Do it.

- Come on.

- [HERZOG WHIMPERS]

[GUN CLICKS]

Very good.

For the Geneva Convention.

You sold us out, Herzog.

No!

Get back to work.

[MAN SHOUTS IN GERMAN]

[MAN SHOUTING] Keep it up! Keep it up!

Let's go! Come on!

Come on! Let's go! Let's go!

[DRAMATIC MUSIC]

[MUSIC ON RADIO PLAYS, MUFFLED]

MAN:
Evan.

General Reinhardt, Master Guns O'Malley.

Captain.

Oh, stand easy, Captain.

No need for formality.

So, have you heard from your family

lately? Everything well there?

- They'd prefer me home, sir.

- I'm sure they would.

And that boy of yours...

Tell me his name again.

- It's Weston, sir.

- Weston.

He's taking very good care of

his mother since I've been gone.

No surprise there, considering his dad

is the best Jedburgh commander we've got.

I've got some red in my ledger, sir.

Quit being so hard on yourself.

This is a war.

Unfortunately, people die.

I've seen my fair share.

I understand, Sergeant.

Captain, join me.

The Soviet army is tearing up German

defenses up and down Eastern Europe.

They're knocking on the very door

of Warsaw even as we speak,

which is, to speak quite frankly,

a matter of some concern.

You will recall that in '39, Hitler

and Stalin signed a nonaggression pact.

- Sir.

- When this war is over,

the future of Germany, Europe,

hell, the whole world...

it's gonna be in the hands of

the US and Great Britain

and, unfortunately, the Soviet Union.

Now, we appreciate the fact

that they are going to be

part of the post-war peace process.

But we are going to ensure

that we have maximum leverage.

- All respect, sir, I'm a Jed.

- We know.

His name's Adam von Konig.

He's a lieutenant colonel

in the Wehrmacht.

We need you to drop in, grab him,

and bring him back to us.

EVAN:
Nazi.

O'MALLEY:
Von Konig and some

high-ranking German officials...

a group called the Kreisau Circle...

have an operation called Valkyrie

that they're putting in motion tomorrow

to overthrow the German government.

Won't Hitler have something

to say about that, sir?

Not if he's dead.

Adolf Hitler will be

assassinated at noon tomorrow

as Operation Valkyrie is set in motion.

At that time, all government ministries,

radio stations,

telephone switchboards will be seized

by the reserve army.

By end of day tomorrow,

Germany will have a new government.

And if they're to be Western-friendly,

we need to make contact with von Konig

as quickly as we can to ensure his safety.

That's because we are certain

that he is an asset

with actionable intelligence

that extends beyond Valkyrie.

Now, that intelligence is not only

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