:20:02
- There's only three of them!
- And they're all fools.
:20:06
And I'd say their leader, Mr. Krafft,
in not much different than you.
:20:10
All brains and no brawn!
:20:12
Mr. Krafft doesn't seem to me
a man of action.
:20:15
Please, Father, stay out of this.
:20:17
Ever heard of Alsace and Lorraine?
Maybe I never told you...
:20:20
but I'm from Alsace.
:20:24
Couldn't you show a little spirit
at a moment like this?
:20:27
To fiight three Germans
who've never done you any harm...
:20:30
you so-called Christians--
:20:32
- What do you mean, so-called?
- That's right.
:20:34
You're willing to risk
massacring dozens of men!
:20:37
What men?
:20:38
There are only us and the blacks here,
and at most a few soldiers.
:20:41
That's enough, Mr. Rechampot!
:20:42
Watch your tone, young man!
:20:45
I'm on my home turf here!
:20:47
- Anyway, this is a discussion for men!
- I am a businessman, sir!
:21:20
In light of the law ofJuly 7, 1 900,
on organizing a colonial army...
:21:26
and the decree of February 7, 1 91 2,
and subsequent dates...
:21:28
on recruiting an army...
:21:32
and in light of certain indications
of the existence of a state of war...
:21:37
between France and Germany...
:21:39
and in light of the responsibility
vested in me...
:21:43
I, Sergeant Auguste Bosselet...
:21:47
hereby call upon every man
of French nationality...
:21:50
with permanent
or temporary residence...
:21:52
at Fort Coulais
in French Equatorial Africa...
:21:57
to place himself at my command.