Beyond Valkyrie: Dawn of the 4th Reich Page #4

From the plane that went down?

I believe so, yes.

But they are not talking. Yet.

"The good people in the world

are far from being satisfied

with each other,

and my arms are the best peacemaker."

So you heard of Samuel Colt, huh?

- One of theirs?

- SOLDIER:
It was.

You have Soviets too?

Yes, a Russian and a Polack.

We caught them

rigging the train tracks to Rastenburg.

Then bring them to me.

[MAN SPEAKS FOREIGN LANGUAGE]

It's true, what they say, isn't it?

What?

There is no such thing as a smart Polack.

[GRUNTS]

Your interrogation techniques are

obviously less effective than mine.

If we kill them, we lose what they know.

Kill one.

Perhaps the others will talk.

[STAMMERS]

Come on.

You look them in the eyes, Clarence.

They'll remember you that way.

On my signal.

Did you see the man I came with?

Kill all the others.

[DRAMATIC MUSIC]

[SHOUTS IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE]

[MAN GROANING]

- Who's this guy?

- Yeah, no sh*t.

Thank you.

I wasn't helping you.

Just trying to get an extra gun

to get my men back.

Nice shot.

[SPEAKING RUSSIAN] You hit me hard, Sasha.

You shouldn't spit on me.

Russians.

[SPEAKING RUSSIAN]

Sasha, wait. Allied aircraft,

civilian clothes, Mark II radio.

I think they are Jeds.

You're not just Russian

soldiers either, you are GRU.

Captain Evan Blackburn, OSS.

Major Aleksandr Kulkov, GRU.

SITES:
What's GRU?

Unconventional warfare,

deep reconnaissance, sabotage.

Soviet version of us, basically.

Nice uniforms.

- GRU-issued?

- Yeah. What about you?

It's a little early for Oktoberfest, no?

No, we're just getting an early start,

seeing as that beer is

the only thing German we like.

Come on. The truth. Why you are here?

Plane got shot down.

We dropped in to help out

local resistance.

Those were our orders too.

- Is that right?

- Yeah.

We're working with Polish AK

to take back German-held cities.

Major, I overheard the Germans

say your two men

were caught trying to sabotage

a train to Rastenburg.

I don't call that being a part

of Poland's Operation Tempest.

Tempest may be over.

Did you see there was an attempt

on Hitler's life today?

- What do you mean, "attempt"?

- That's all I know, Captain.

[SPEAKING RUSSIAN]

You should be shot just for wearing that.

No one thinks of changing themselves.

Sh*t!

This thing's shot to sh*t, sir.

You should try using cup and string.

How about he gives it

a try anyway, eh, Ivan?

My name... Tolstoy, Yevgeny...

Sure it is.

[SPEAKING RUSSIAN]

No more talking. Let's go.

- It's done.

- Major.

Do you have a radio we could use?

The radio I have is not useful

to you, Captain,

unless you'd like to speak

directly to Tovarishch Stalin.

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