Flammen & Citronen (Flame & Citron | Tage des Zorns) Page #5

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Finally.

Spex from the secret service.

Flammen and Citronen.

- Welcome to Stockholm.

- Thank you.

- Welcome.

- Thank you.

Three days ago Gestapo took revenge

for some attacks on German officers.

They stopped a tram and threw

grenades at the 29 passengers.

You can imagine the consequences.

If not, look inside the folder in front of you.

Gestapo threatens more attacks

if the assassinations continue.

It is pure terror.

Terror, which could have been avoided

if you had not attacked the Germans.

What are you talking about?

You may make Hoffmann

believe you're innocent...

...but we know that you ordered

the attacks on Gilbert...

...Mrs Lorentzen and Seibold.

I don't know what you're talking about.

- I am subject to English command...

- English command?

...and not accountable to either

the Freedom Council or the army.

What the hell are you talking about?

- Are you giving me crap?

- What is all this about?

This is an order: Any reaction

to the tram attack is ruled out.

All the killings, all the sabotage

must cease immediately.

Communist cells

have received the same order.

At least 50,000 armed men

are ready to fall the Germans in the back...

...if the allies land troops

on the West Coast. This is big.

We need absolute peace

to form these secret groups.

I need to listen to

the 29 victims. They say only one thing:

Revenge.

From your national service in the fleet

and the army, Mr Faurschou-Hviid...

Yes, please.

...you may be aware of

the consequences of refusing orders.

- Is that a threat?

- You could interpret it as you will.

We are doing a great military effort.

Neither we...

...or England are interested in it being

destroyed by resistance groups.

Our goal is to win the peace,

not to escalate the war.

I am bound by issued orders.

- Which was to execute Gilbert?

- Among others.

I will contact London and

find out who you work for.

Until then follow the orders

issued from here. Understood?

- Fatherland.

- Fatherland.

- Yes?

- It's Winther.

Spex doesn't get it. He thinks he can

sit in Stockholm and determine everything.

Is it us, they're watching?

- Yes.

- Spex's team from the army?

No. Spex is an idiot. It is the Swedish

security police. They're afraid of you.

- What are they afraid of?

- That you will shoot someone in Sweden.

They don't want trouble with their

German friends. You're famous here.

It will be difficult

to come close to Gilbert.

Gestapo have put bodyguards on him.

I can be ready in two weeks.

I will do what you come up with.

- London wants action now.

- Now?

Gilbert expands his operations.

He has become a big threat.

- Can the Bears do?

- They're too noisy.

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