:49:02
We are informed
of many things by London...
:49:06
...very few of them
ever seem to materialize.
:49:09
However, you are right.
:49:11
I was informed of your mission.
:49:14
Personally, I doubt if it was
ever a practical one...
:49:17
...but now that you are here without
equipment, the question is academic.
:49:22
And you, major, you came here
as an observer, perhaps?
:49:28
No, sir.
:49:29
I was charged with a mission
of my own.
:49:32
It's confidential.
:49:35
Confidential!
:49:38
Sometimes I get the impression...
:49:40
...that London looks
on this theatre of operations...
:49:43
...as a convenient place for conducting
what they call "war games. "
:49:47
- May I speak to you personally?
- You are speaking to me personally.
:49:51
- I mean alone.
- No.
:49:55
The People's Army does not conduct
military business in secret.
:49:59
Very well, sir.
:50:01
I was sent here to identify a German
agent, code name Nicolai.
:50:06
We are reliably informed...
:50:08
...that he has infiltrated the People's
Resistance Army, and is now known...
:50:12
...as Capt. Lescovar.
:50:14
And having identified this man,
what were your further orders?
:50:18
I was to eliminate him, sir.
:50:20
- Eliminate. Don't you mean kill?
- Yes, sir. I do mean kill.
:50:26
Do you hear that, Lescovar?
:50:28
The gentlemen from London
want us to shoot you.
:50:45
I'm sorry, major.
:50:48
I must admit you are
indeed partly right.
:50:51
There was an agent
named Nicolai...
:50:54
...operating somewhere south of here
and also calling himself Lescovar.
:50:59
But he was identified many
months ago. And eliminated.