:10:02
My respect, Colonel
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A 1937 Moselle in the
southernmost corner of Russia?
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Remarkable!
:10:10
A bottle of Mosells is no more
out of place in this region
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than we are ourselves
:10:17
Your health, gentlemen
:10:18
I'm not gonna drink to my health
It's not worth drinking to
:10:24
To the end of the war?
:10:34
Colonel, why does our presence
here strike you as so absurd?
:10:39
Captain, why did you ask to be
released from duty in France?
:10:45
I want to get the Iron Cross
:10:49
We can give one of mine
:10:51
No, no, I'm just joking
:10:54
Actually it's exactly what my
commanding officer in France
:10:57
asked me, I can't stop you
he said
:11:00
Since I'm convinced that
without you
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the eastern front would collapse
in a matter of days
:11:05
Go ahead, you heroic horse's ass
:11:15
Heroic horse's ass!
His exact words!
:11:19
I withdraw my toast to the
end of the war
:11:23
To heroic horse's asses
everywhere
:11:25
To the patient flash
:11:27
Colonel, I would like to make
something quite clear to
:11:31
Captain Kiesle?
:11:33
I volunteered for this campaign
because I feel that men of
:11:37
quality are needed here
:11:40
It is time to destroy the myth of
Russian invincibility
:11:46
Just how do we do that?
:11:48
Reinforcing morale, punishing
those who're insubordinate
:11:52
and rebellious
:11:53
instilling a new respect
for ranking officers
:11:56
Low morale goes hand in hand
with defeat after defeat
:11:59
followed by impending defeat