1:35:05
Go on.
1:35:39
You must believe me, Colonel,
the British held us off.
1:35:41
They were protecting him.
- Nonsense.
1:35:43
But they let him away. In the
restaurant, they passed Cicero a note.
1:35:47
It has no logic,
it does not make sense.
1:35:51
An urgent dispatch for you, sir, from
his Excellency the Ambassador.
1:35:59
Moyzisch! What's the delay?
1:36:03
I spoiled the first print.
- What?
1:36:05
I was so nervous, but the
second one is almost ready.
1:36:07
Hurry up.
1:36:30
Here it is, sir.
1:36:31
They fit together perfectly.
1:36:35
'D-Day for Operation Overlord is
tentatively set for early June...
1:36:39
...along the coast of Normandy
and Cherbourg Peninsula.'
1:36:44
Colonel, did you hear it?
- Yes, I heard.
1:36:46
Now you hear this. An urgent
dispatch from von Papen.
1:36:51
'Have just received personal letter
from Countess Anna Staviska...
1:36:55
...naming Cicero as British agent.
1:36:57
Am unable to corroborate accusation
because Countess has left country.