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Claude.
Use this shirt.
- GHENT, BELGIUM -
Take the back road
Germany came from the east, so go south to Brussels.
Yes, Dad. / God is with you, Claude.
- MARCH 1943-- - PARIS, FRANCE -
Champagne... Must be delicious.
You have to drink with me, doctor Stahl. </ P>
Get a glass. With pleasure. </ P>
Claire? </ P>
We need another glass. </ P>
Untuk Stahl.
This one... and this one...
... to Carinhall.
And this will be a gift for the Fuhrer in Berchtesgaden.
What else, doctor Stahl?
- MILAN, ITALIA-- - August 1943 -
This is painting dinner da Vinci's last.
British bombers flattened three walls and one roof.
This is Monte Cassino, found in 529 by Saint Benedict.
This is in February.
This is Monte Cassino in March...
... after we dropped 20 tons the bomb on it.
President, the fact is we are one of the perpetrators in the war...
... which can endanger the greatest work...
... ever made by humans.
But, Professor Stokes excuses that this is war.
Many lives are lost...
... and sometimes, they disappear with their great work.
Yes sir. There's more. </ P>
This is Ghent Altarpiece. </ P>
This is the monument that defines the Catholic Church. </ P>
Now we know that the Nazis have been steal it.
Besides being obliged to win this war...,
... we also have to remember the price of that must be paid for all this...
... if the foundation of modern society gets destroyed.
Let's see where we are now.
Russia is here.
Allies here...
... and here.
If God wants...,
... in a few months we'll all get to Berlin.
Which means we have won on the western front...,
... through Poland, Hungary, Austria... ,
... on the northern front through Rome and Florence...,
... and the eastern front through Paris.
So the question is:
Who will make sure David's statue is still standing...
... or is Mona Lisa's painting still smiling?
Who is their protector?
Very interesting argument, Professor.
What are your suggestions?
Your suggestions include young artists...
... there to recognize the great work of art.
Many of our young artists have been there struggling.
Have a family?
A wife and son.
Then I ask help for you.
- MARCH 1944-- - KOTA NEW YORK -
I did my best, sir.
You're the one who will make it.
Are you hungry?
Want to treat?
Uncle Sam [AS] who treats.
How are you Penny? / He is getting fatter. </ P>
I question his taste. / He is too. </ P>
How is the ticker? </ P>
Still ticking. </ P>
Want to join the war? </ P>
"Artworker." </ P>
Signed by Roosevelt./ I see it. </ P> >
I was asked to form a team for to keep what was left...,
... and find the missing one.
Don't you get too old for that? / />Yes .
You want to go to the war zone and say to our soldiers...
... about what they may and should not blow out .
I guess so.
How many people? / It's only six.
Gosh. / Mm.
Plus you, be seven. Much better.
We will be basic training...
... in Shrivenham, England, then waiting for an order.
Basics? / Mm-hm.
Basic training. We? </ P>
Gosh. </ P>
You will need group leaders in England. </ P>
Yes, Donald Jeffries. / He is a drunk.
You're drunk. / Right. Please march that. </ P>
Isn't Donald Jeffries imprisoned? / Not true. </ P>
His father redeemed it. / Mm. </ P>
How his wife? He still survives?
Nobody survives.
So when do we start?
- THE RESCUE OF ARTS WORKS -
- FUHRER MUSEUM [HITLER] -
Nice to meet! Frank. James./ Donald. </ P>
Anak-anak ini tidak sabar lagi untuk mulai.
Your rank is Lieutenant? They will be more desperate.
Don't let Churchill hear it. James, how are your loyal wives?
Good. He sends kisses to you, but unfortunately I don't want to say. </ P>
Just shake hands. You usually do it. </ P>
No more. I took care of the train. </ P>
Since when? / 9:00 this morning. </ P>
Congratulations. </ P>
Thank you, soldier. </ P> >
This is Epstein Warrior, from New Jersey.
Time, anyway. Where exactly? </ P>
Newark. But to the north. </ P>
Newark? / Yes sir. To the north. </ P>
As expected. Indeed. </ P>
I was born in Germany. / In the north. </ P>
How friends we have sex?
Like Olympians [1 women, some men].
Yes sir.
There are Architects from Chicago, Sergeant Richard Campbell.
And the French, Lieutenant Jean-Claude Clermont...,
... design director at the school of pre-war Chalet art.
There is a Preston named? / Preston Savitz Soldier.
Soldier? That rank doesn't suit him. </ P>
Right. </ P>
And finally there is the sculptor, Sergeant Walter Garfield. </ P>
He's smart . I work with him in the commemoration of World War I...
... on St. Louis./ Uh-huh. </ P>
Hey, Stokes! </ P>
How are you, buddy? </ P>
Hey, Walter. How their treatment?
Everything is good. I think they feel concerned about us parents. </ P>
There aren't many obstacles. </ P>
It's not so bad. </ P>
You're just crawling just while...
... innocent teenagers shoot over your head.
Yes and no.
What about that? / Yes, they teenagers.
And no? / They are not innocent.
We meet later. Tell the others, huh?
Try it so as not to be shot until then.
I think you already know each other now.
Basic training will increasingly introduce you to each other.
You were chosen by me and Lieutenant Jeffries...
... because we need the knowledge of and your expertise.
We have assigned to find and protect...
... buildings, monuments and works of art.
Soldiers, can you turn on the projector?
Know not if they shoot at us...
... with real bullets?
Yes.
The dictator wants to kill everyone.
Age 19, and before writing the novel romantic Mein Kampf...,
... he is a failed student > at the Art Academy in Vienna.
Hitler painted it? / Not bad.
Eh, not good. / This photo...
... has been taken by OSS.
A model plan making the museum Fuhrer...,
... which will be built in the city its birth in Linz, Austria. </ P>
The Fuhrer Museum? / One of the largest in the world. </ P>
Requires a lot of artwork to fill the building. </ P>
That's right.
It is known that he stole artwork...
... from Amsterdam, Warsaw, and Paris.
France hid it, Germany found and took it.
That's why Hitler didn't bomb Paris.
He bombed London.
Yes, I know.
Did they start building?
Not yet. That's what's important. </ P>
They stole artwork then hid it somewhere. </ P>
We suspect they hid it in homes...
... along this area extends to the east.
Our friends in Normandy gave them lessons...,
... so Next is our turn, crossing the canal and into France.
When?
Immediately. We will start with James.
He has friends in Paris, director of the National Museum. </ P>
If he is still alive./ If he is still alive, he would know...
. where French artwork is hidden.
We need that information.
Lieutenant, you will cross the canal to Deauville.
A friend named Emile will take you to Paris.
Luckily I'm fluent in French.
Do we need to kill people?
> I don't know you guys, but I want to kill someone. </ P>
Want to shoot Hitler, soldier? / I won't refuse. </ P>
And Richard, if you call me "warrior" again, I shoot you.
Good, enough.
We will leave a few more days.
Even though the war is over, doesn't mean it's not dangerous.
So be careful, don't take risks.
And remember that your lives...
p>
... more important than works of art.
- JULY 1944-- - NORMANDIA, FRANCE -
Sergeant , where is the base location?
Command headquarters about 1/4 mile go there, pass KP
Thank you!
What?
If you understand the command. ./ I don't care.
The command says, "Don't damage the old building..."
Honestly... / Don't cut it I say!
If you think I will write a letter to the mothers of the soldiers...
... say their child is dead...
... because failed to grab the tower Church, I won't do it.
So just take this.
Anything else?
No, sir.
>
I think this is good.
It seems we will be running.
Don't stand there.
Enter.
What are you doing here?
Search for you.
Please sit down.
Mm./ You have a brother. Peter, huh? </ P>
Yes, right. </ P>
Are you familiar? </ P>
She's my sister. </ P>
Why don't you say if he is...
... join the resistance movement?
It's not like that.
He doesn't know. He was shot in the morning this.
He tried to steal a truck.
Artwork truck to be brought to Germany.
He was shot dead.
How can he know about the truck?
You understand, Claire...,
... because you know the museum...
... all collectors, works of art...
... so you are valuable to me.
But I'm sure if searched this apartment... </ p >
... maybe I'll find something that makes our cooperation cancel.
Can I start?
Do what you like.
Good.
If you intervene, you won't be shot.
You will be handed over to the SS. It's clear?
I want the body. / Dive to the bottom of the river Seine.
- DEAUVILLE, FRANCE -
Granger?
I was worried .
I thought Vichy might be that you or I misunderstood.
Can you speak English?
Yes. / English.
Good.
Can you get a vehicle to Lisieux?
Impossible, Lieutenant.
For radio? / No , sir.
Lucky Strike Cigarettes, a pair of shoes, size 11.
What is the size of your shoes? / Nine.
Hey , Sam! </ P>
Hey, Sam! Epstein, hey! </ P>
Hey! / Hey, Lieutenant! </ P>
Hey, senang bertemu denganmu. Kau naik apa ini?
The Nazis are in a hurry, leave their belongings.
I'm glad you weren't left on the beach.
I'm free when they find out < br /> I can speak German.
What are you, translator?
I'm nobody until we arrive in Germany.
Too bad. </ P>
Who is your commander? </ P>
Hey, soldier? </ P>
I'm looking for Major Feilding. Yes sir. Here. </ P>
Major Feilding, sir! / Stokes. </ P>
Hey, John, how are you? / I was hesitant about finding you. </ P >
I ride with a soldier. What do you get?
Look at this. I think this person is Monet. </ P>
That's Vermeer. / That's why I'm looking for you. </ P>
We intercepted the German convoy coming out... /p>
..dari Vernon. Belasan peti berisi ini.
A dozen paintings? / Dozens of chests.
About 30 paintings 1 box.
Can you speak to the German?
I have no idea. Can you speak the language? </ P>
Try asking where they got the painting. </ P>
Do you have another truck? </ P>
Ask them again.
Be careful. / Good luck.
They say they want go to the city of Siegen.
Five trucks leave this area.
Five trucks.
He said that? / No, he said.
He was the commander. They exchanged uniforms.
Brash.
When you meet Hitler, I will tell him your achievements...
Captain.
My family is home builder...,
.. My father, my grandfather.
I want a life that is not adventurous.
Yes.
Working on the ground is a noble thing.
You know, James, your French language is not good.
Where do you learn? </ p >
Here and there.
I studied in Canada. / Canada?
Montreal. / Oh no. </ p >
I saw you, Stahl!
Where will you hide?
I saw you!
- ST LO, FRANCE -
Hey, guys. See what we found. </ P>
Do you remember Sam from Newark./ Hey, friend. </ P>
We already have translators. </ P>
I think he wants my car. </ P>
Where is Campbell? / Savitz shoots him. </ P>
So now we know this is not random, but systemic. >
All the paintings are masterpieces.
They were all brought to the city of Siegen in Germany.
The Nazis did leave, but they brought a lot of things with him...,
... so we have to be as close as possible to the front lines.
Preston,
You and Campbell went to Belgium. </ P>
Especially, Genk. </ P>
What's in Genk? / It's called Altarpiece.
They took Ghent Altarpiece? / I joined Garfield.
No, Garfield, you were with Jean-Claude...
... go as close as possible to cities in Germany, Aachen.
We leave early in the morning.
Why not bring Sam from Newark with you... ,
... and I'll go to the place my old, Brugge?
There is a statue of Madonna there which I usually see when I was young. </ p >
It seems we went together, guys.
The Madonna and Child statue is the work of Italian artist Michael Angelo.
Madonna in Italian means "Mother Mary".
This statue shows Mother Maria is holding her child "Jesus". </ P>
This belongs to Germany, it might be suitable. </ P>
This one is definitely suitable. </ P>
Look at this. </ P>
Look at this. p>
Any word from Granger?
Reportedly they have freed Paris...,
... so soon we will know.
Turn the button there.
Well, right. Look, my face isn't just handsome.
What is the development, Edison? p>
Can you bring the radio to the children?
We will try to see if this object works .
Beres.
Frank , I want to say thank you.
Donnie, we are all together have a problem.
Your problem is just...
... is at a higher level.
You're here because you're the best for this task. </ P>
Not for charity? </ P>
Slightly. </ P>
Radio "Artworker" < br /> will soon air.
May we play music.
Contact London and all ships in the sea.
We hear you with clear.
How far is the reach? / Tomorrow we will know.
Understood.
Are all of your friends there?
Yes.
All right, listen.
Looks like you should know the real .
This mission never > designed to succeed.
This is, uh...
If only they were honest, they would tell us that.
They will say because of this many people die...,
... who wants to care about with artwork?
They are wrong , that's why we strive for,
... for the sake of our culture and for the sake of a view of life.
You can finish the generation of humans...,
... you can destroy his house, and somehow they keep coming back.
But if you destroy the work of and their history .. ,
... then it looks like they never existed.
Like ash flying.
That's what Hitler wanted.
And we can't allow that to happen.
See you tomorrow morning.
I'm depressed now.
I want to toast. < /p>
Uh-oh.
Um, I guess you guys...
And I'm proud to be "Artworker".
When all this started, it was...
... I want to be a pilot... Plane pilot > I'm not a New York celebrity...,
... I've never won an award like all of you, but...
But I think you feel things the same.
This is our chance.
My country thanks you, and I also thank you.
Fuck the Germans. p>
There is always hope.
For the "Art Workers".
For "Art Workers" ./ For "Art Workers" .
Have a child?
Untuk para "Penyelamat Karya Seni".
Untuk "Penyelamat Karya Seni"./ Untuk para "Penyelamat Karya Seni".
Punya anak?
Dua. Usia 12 dan 9 tahun.
Man or woman? / Two women.
Two women, hmm./ Heh-heh, I know.
I know.
I have a son.
He is 17 years old. He, uh...
He joined the movement resistance in the north. </ P>
North? </ P>
Yes. / On there is quite fierce.
Yes, right.
Many difficulties.
Yes, right.
Like to fly?
Paris!
Pareee!
Am I late?
It's been about four years late. / Ha-ha-ha.
p>
How are you, James? / Hello, René.
How many artworks have you saved?
National collections are safe.
But the private collection is all gone.
The entire private collection?
Goering makes this place like a store.
Where do you bring it?
To their home, Germany.
René...,
.. the US army wants to help you get it back.
I'm glad to hear it.
Where do we start?
Claire Simone. </ P>
Claire Simone? </ P>
I want to talk about artwork...
... stolen artwork. </ P>
Oh Yes,
I want to introduce myself. My name is James Granger...
... and I'm a curator [Guardian of the Museum]... </ p >
... age art objects in the Met...
... New York.
I know who you are.
You I also know I want to help.
I don't know anything.
Can you stop talking French?
Or whatever language you say.
If it weren't for us, you would have spoken German.
No, if not for you, I might be dead.
But I will still remain in French.
Good. / So...,
. How can I help steal the work?
It's not that I'm here.
I'm here to help you get it back.
Yes, to fill your museum.
I was told you were working at the museum Jeu de Paume during the occupation.
Yes.
I'm interested with what you saw there.
Goering came more than 20 times, he took what he wanted.
Where did they take it?
p>
Who knows? / I think you know.
Are you there all the time?
Sure. I am a collaborator [Traitor]. You haven't heard? </ P>
I helped the Germans steal the artwork. </ P>
And that's why you are here? </ P> >
Do you think?
I thought you were working together with a resistance movement.
And I think I can convince them to release you.
Why?
Do you know where the artwork is taken?
Who asks? Curator [Museum keeper] Met?
We put it all the panels are in the truck, send them to Brussels...,
... along with two Pastors. But Germany found it and took it. </ P>
May I speak with the Pastor? </ P>
They were shot. </ P>
If we want to find it, we must overtake...
... 3rd Division arrived in Germany.
Number one priority, Preston. Do you understand?
Nazis can't have it.
We will find it.
I know that.
Stay cautious./ Beres.
Said Altarpiece...
... is one of the most works of art targeted.
How can you read all that?
This is in English. Yes, I know.
I don't realize that you can read.
Psst!
Relax.
So, Sam, when did you leave Germany?
1938. When I was 13 years old. </ P>
Your family joined? / Yes, my parents. </ P>
My grandfather stayed. </ P>
In which city? / Karlsruhe.
There is a famous museum. </ P>
Di sana ada potret diri Rembrandt [Seniman era Renaissance Belanda].
Well, right? You were indeed born to become an Artworker. </ P>
I never saw the painting. / Me too. </ P>
We are not permitted. </ P>
My grandfather would say that because we were still too short.
Then the war broke out,
... and all of Europe was too close to Hitler. </ P>
There has been news about your grandfather? </ P>
There have been no 4 years. </ P>
He was taken prisoner. </ P>
Where were you caught? / Dachau.
Hey, what are you doing?
What's wrong?
There seems to be a bit of a problem.
A little.
This is the solution.
We put down the weapon.
You go.
We go.
Don't be there who is offended.
He can't speak English.
Little.
Good.
Do you just want to just sit?
Why don't we sit for a moment?
Good.
All right.
Shh, shh, shh.
Good.
I don't smoke.
Take a cigarette. I don't smoke.
p>
Take a cigarette!
Um.
John Wayne [aka The Duke, action movie star].
John Wayne
We catch him or what do we do?
He won't go anywhere.
What is taken?
Charlemagne's statue, holy place storage of robe Maria.
How far to the east?
I heard a commander mention the city of Merkers.
Merkers?
Sir, please... We don't want to argue with you.
Us too.
Father ..
Watch out!
Good.
One of us must distract him,
... and the others paralyze it.
It seems like a good plan.
All right.
I will disable it.
I
You have a family. You also have one.
You turn your attention and I handle the rest.
Alright
I have never shot anyone.
Easy, really. p> Fine, I shoot, you go.
Whoa, whoa, whoa!
Damn.
Maybe this incident we keep it a secret.
I think that's the best.
Mungkin kejadian ini kita rahasiakan saja.
Kurasa itu yang terbaik.
Selamat malam. Di mana komandanmu?
Colonel Langton, sir. I will take you to him. Follow me. </ P>
I want to talk to Colonel Langton. </ P>
Langton here, Lieutenant. </ P>
Donald Jeffries. How are you doing? Do you have a minute? </ P>
May I tease you with cognac? </ P>
[Cognac - White wine from Cognac village, France]
You can tease me easily, but no thanks. </ P>
You bring bad news? </ P>
Not at all, sir, I hope can enter the city.
What city, Bruges? Why? / Brugge. </ P>
Colonel, my job is to protect the artwork...
... so later if the war ends... ,
... there will still be nothing left.
In an Cathedral in Bruges...
... there is Michelangelo's work Madonna and Child...,
... the only result of the sculpture...
... who was taken out of Italy all his life.
If possible, I want to see it Still standing there tomorrow.
Your job is unusual, Lieutenant.
There's good news. We won't go to Bruges.
We have agreed with the Major. </ P>
We will not attack cities and Germany will leave. </ P>
We will continue fighting outside the city of Bruges. </ P>
That is if we can catch up with them. They leave in a hurry.
Ever seen this, Colonel?
Germany destroyed Florence when they retreat.
They will do the same thing against the city of Bruges.
No, Lieutenant. This is not Italian.
Perang akan usai. Orang Jerman hanya ingin pulang ke rumahnya.
They did not destroy settlements in France. They are in a hurry. </ P>
If I can be accompanied by two guards.../ Germany doesn't have time. </ P>
They don't have explosives, or even tanks.
I don't want to take the risk of fighting...
... one on one. We will respect the agreement. </ P>
When we get to Bruges,
... you can finish your business in the Cathedral. Understand? </ P>
Yes. </ P>
Anything else? </ P>
No, sir. Thank you. </ P>
Can anyone speak English? </ P>
Catholic religion, Lieutenant? </ P>
Tonight yes. </ P>
Dear father.
Maybe you will cry...
... when I hear my adventure with these good people.
That will remind me... </ p >
... with chasing treasure games when I was little.
But instead of getting a whistle or clothes...,
... our prize is a photo of Rembrandt and Ruben.
It's strange to be in place which countless deaths...,
... I never felt so alive.
My mind hovered imagining...
.. these streets tell the story of Madonna's long trip to Paris...
... and her victory is comparable with the fall of Napoleon.
You can see his supple hands gently holding a small child...
... as if to protect him from the destiny that is coming.
I know in wartime.
... my role might seem small, and rightly so.
But I remain persistent and firm with my confidence...
... that 's artwork cannot be an individual property.
That belief is mine.
Madonna does the same thing with me.
Her hands are supple softly...
... take care of me from destiny who will come.
Daddy, I know it has disappointed you.
Survive what you can't be defended...
... a lot of my crimes are inscribed. .,
... without intending to hurt you.
I miss the opportunity...
... to return to the base where you are so happy to put me.
Maybe here I can make you proud again.
Here at the foot of our Madonna.
I am amazed and grateful...
... and miss home...
... and rest.
I need a break.
I will write if can.
God bless. Donald. </ P>
His family will receive this letter? </ P>
Ya.
Thank you.
Lieutenant, I told him not to leave , but he is stubborn.
They brought Madonna? / Right.
I have to get it back.
What did you get?
Yes. Pastor said the city of Merkers. </ P>
Maybe they saved some works there. </ P>
Merkers? / Yes. </ P>
M-E-R-K-E-R-S. Merkers./ Understood. </ P>
Any news from Granger? / Not yet. </ P>
It's very busy here. They won't let us pass.
We stopped at St. Vith. </ P>
We met you there. </ P>
It's very Donald's fate. </ P>
It's very Malang. </ P>
What is this? / /> Human life. </ P>
What humans? </ P>
Jews. </ P>
They have already left. </ P>
Kau sudah periksa?
I'm a spy, remember?
They won't come back.
Claire, it's my job to find artwork and return it.
It seems like here the right place to get started.
- DECEMBER 1944-- - BULGE BATTLING -
Attention, all personnel get ready for the division...
... additional winter clothes...
♪ You always hurt the one you love ♪
♪ The one you shouldn & apos; t hurt at all ♪
♪ You always take ♪
♪ The sweetest rose ♪
Oh, this is good.
> ♪ Till the petals fall ♪
♪ You always break ♪
Don't complain. </ P>
Don't because you're in a war people can't eat well.
♪ Recall so ♪
♪ If I broke ♪
MM!
What is that?
Message from home.
Hm. </ p >
We may have to confiscate Phonograph.
Good.
♪ The one you love ♪
♪ The one you shouldn 't hurt at all ♪
♪ You always take ♪
♪ The sweetest rose And crush it ♪
♪ Till the petals fall ♪
Doc! / Sir. </ P>
Here./ We found it...
.. on the side of the road.
Gunshot wound to the chest. His legs bleed.
We wrap with the tourniquet.
Open the shirt so that the wound is visible.
You will be safe, son. We will give you morphine.
Can you ask for morphine?
What is his name? / I don't know.
♪ It & apos; s because I love you most of all ♪♪
Hey, Papa. Merry Christmas. </ P>
There are some monsters here who want to say hello. </ P>
Say, "Merry Christmas, Grandpa." </ P>
Merry Christmas, Grandpa ./ Merry Christmas, Grandpa.
Alright, ready? And...
♪ Have yourself A merry little Christmas ♪
♪ Let your heart be light ♪
♪ From now on < > Our troubles will be out of sight ♪
♪ Have yourself A merry little Christmas ♪
You can release the tourniquet, Lieutenant. </ P >
♪ Make the yuletide gay ♪
♪ From now on Our troubles will be miles away ♪
Will he survive? / He will be safe.
Can you call Pastor? Joe, can I ask for morphine?
I'll call the Pastor.
♪ Happy golden days of yore ♪
♪ Faithful friends who are dear to us ♪
♪ Gather near to us once more ♪
♪ Through the years We will all be together ♪
♪ If the fates allow ♪
♪ Hang a shining star ♪
♪ Upon the highest bough ♪
♪ And have yourself ♪
♪ A merry little Christmas now ♪♪
What is she afraid of
He is afraid we will take it, like the Russians.
Russia takes artwork?
They lost 20 million people, Frank.
They assigned a trophy Brigade...
... to collect and save...
>
... all stolen artwork. In retaliation.
"Trophy Brigade." You must like a unique name.
Like an Artworker?
There is a letter from Dad Donald.
He said I should be proud... < /p>
... has helped Donald get back in his honor.
I don't feel proud.
He asked me if had found Madonna.
I don't even know where to go where to look.
We have to know what Claire knows, James.
I've close, Frank.
Good.
Now there are Russians.
Raise the Germans to the truck.
Be careful with the painting.
The frame is only to be touched.
The frame can be replaced.
- REMAGEN, GERMANY -
p>
What do you know this?
No.
This is instruction. The Nero Decree [Nero Instructions]. </ P>
Written by Hitler, signed by Hitler. </ P>
Its contents "If he dies, or Germany loses...
... they have to destroy everything ". </ P>
Everything. </ P>
Where did they bring the artwork? </ P>
Germany. </ P>
Do you know I'm here to help you? </ P>
I understand, but you are not in Germany. </ P>
My people are there. /> I don't know your people. </ P>
You have to find someone else who can be trusted. </ P>
Yes, James, say who. </ P>
The name is Nero Decree.
What?
Granger takes it from the train...
. .which is full of art objects going to Germany.
It contains if Hitler dies, they have to destroy the bridge...,
... railroad tracks, archives, works of art.
Gosh.
So the conclusion is that most artwork is brought to Siegen?
What we know is that they exist in Siegen and Merkers. </ P>
Many artworks are hidden in some cities. </ P>
What do you eat? </ P>
Homemade jerky. Want? / No.
Garfield, you and Jean-Claude go to Merkers. </ P>
Then we go to Siegen. </ P>
And we must hope no one killed Hitler. </ P>
I don't know why I said that. </ P>
Kita akan bertemu di Nuremberg.
Gosh.
Ouch.
It seems very painful. / Indeed.
It's very painful.
So You're an artist, huh?
No, we're collectors from New York. This person is an Architect.
Oh, ha, ha.
I always want to go to New York.
The most beautiful city in the world.
Have you been to Munich? / Not yet.
But soon.
>
What did he say? What's wrong? </ P>
He said that don't make me angry. </ P>
Good. Come on. / Ouch! </ P>
I have a ponakan who studies art in Paris. </ P>
He lives a few miles from here. Maybe he can help you.
He is a soldier?
He used to be an army, heh, huh, like you. But he's a good boy. </ P>
Oh. I'm sure all of you are innocent. </ P>
How long have you been in Paris?
You studied in Paris?
Yes, two years. My wife and I left Paris.
Hmm. </ P>
This painting is beautiful. Indeed. That's a copy. </ P>
Cézanne. Renoir. </ P>
They are beautiful. </ P>
So where do you study art? </ P>
Harvard. </ P>
The contemporary art community. </ P>
They are looking for artifacts. They want to protect historic artwork. Huh? </ P>
It's a respectable thing in the midst of a war rage. </ P>
We think SS is carrying the greatest work of art...
. . out of France then hide it.
I told them maybe you could help, Hermann. Huh? </ P>
I'm not SS. I'm an army like you. </ P>
If there's anything else I can help...
Kau kenal kolektor bernama Rothschild?
Rothschild./ He has one of the greatest works...
... in the world. / He is French?
Jewish ./ < br /> I don't know him.
Uh...
Your wife can speak English?
No.
Good.
p>
Cézanne's painting...
... belongs to Rothschild.
That's a gift.
And Renoir too?
Life Hitler. </ P>
Live Hitler! </ P>
Live Hitler. </ P>
Hey, soldier. </ P>
Where is Siegen? / You It's arrived, Lieutenant.
It should be in this corner.
Who knows?
Maybe the last one.
If we arrive to the bell tower, means we go too far.
Do you think
I think we should not go further there.
Look at him.
He's dashing.
He's a race horse.
Hey, buddy.
I don't have anything -What for you.
Chase him a cigarette.
Want a cigarette?
I don't think he smoked.
Jean-Claude? p>
Ouch!
Insolent!
I got it! Where did I get shot? </ P>
Oh my God. </ P>
I'm bleeding deeply. </ P>
A stupid way to get killed. </ P>
Damn, merde!
Please help me!
Please!
When you first start this mission...,
... there are some questions...,
... is it worth mentioning ourselves as soldiers.
Have we struggled as hard as younger children?
I think that's a natural thing to ask. </ P>
Garfield, simpan ini. Istriku yang memberikan.
I don't want blood to stain it.
Jean-Claude, you hang on.
We are no longer just war observers.
We are war participants...
... with the rest of the army who both feel pain. </ P>
When you lose Donald Jeffries..., < /p>
..we got the right to wear this uniform.
Now we lost the second person.
From the beginning I said, there was no work art...
... which is worth the human life.
But the last few months I have been proven wrong.
This is history we, and don't let be stolen or destroyed.
He is to be remembered and admired, like these brave men.
We owe them to do the job.
Walter, come back to the US, take a break [R & R-Rest & Relaxation].
We meet you later.
If it's all the same for you, I want to complete this task.
Good.
Fine, let's see where we are.
Stokes? / Yes.
I got this from the SS Officer. His headquarters is in Paris. A map. </ P>
He has a farmhouse full of stolen artwork. </ P>
I don't understand. Siegen. </ P>
We've been there. There's nothing there. Merkers. </ P>
Merkers. </ P>
Not a train route. </ P>
Airfields? / No.
Bernterode, Salzburg.
Sir, it's not Salzburg.
Salz means "forced labor." Forced labor.
Potassium means "potassium."
Each city has a symbol next to it.
Bernterode is a potassium mine. Merkers, forced labor.
Altaussee, forced labor.
Siegen ../ Copper.
Ah.
There is a copper mine in Siegen.
p>
James, yesterday we found 16,000 stolen pieces of art...
... buried in a German copper mine.
Nazi treatment of paintings...
... seems better than in the treatment of humans. </ P>
There are no signs of Madonna cause Donnie to die...
... but maybe we will be lucky...
... in the next mine, in the city of Merkers. </ p >
We include your transfer command here.
We will empower you here...,
... because we have lost Jeffries and Jean-Claude. </ P>
Good luck to the destination. </ P>
I barely recognized you.
My hair?
No, I just have never seen you smile.
James, now in April Paris. Have you ever heard of it? </ P>
They wrote songs about it. / Really? </ P>
You shop for your wife? </ P>
For my wife? / Every woman likes French perfume.
Even French women?
Especially French women.
You wrote letters for your wife every day?
No.
But I wrote.
Are you a good husband?
I guess so.
In Paris many husbands-husbands came out...
... at night.
This is war.
This is Paris, hm?
Sardines.
Crackers.
And a little minced meat.
Do you want to party? / No.
This is my preparation.
My assignment letter arrived last night.
Mm./ I'm going east. </ P>
Germany? </ P>
Merkers. There is a mine there. There I will meet friends. </ P>
I just read about your friends. </ P>
They found artwork.
Lots of artwork.
Then they return it.
That's what they can do.
We still don't know who is the owner.
When to leave?
Tomorrow morning.
Then we celebrate tonight.
This is my address.
You bring the minced meat. I'll prepare the wine.
The clothes?
Of course formal wear.
Formal attire. I guessed it. </ P>
You're serious. </ P>
Mm. Aku jarang bercanda.
This is the best thing I have.
Why not pour the wine?
I brought some. I bring a little cheese...,
... a little brie cheese and Croissant [Bread].
France really.
I cook chicken.
Chicken? / Yes. </ P>
Soon it's cooking. </ P>
Use this. </ P>
You know, in France...,
... if you invited to formal events...,
... you dress accordingly.
I like it.
Save it then.
Rosenberg . Goering./ Mmmm. </ P>
Lohse. Von Behr. </ P>
They are key figures in the ERR. </ P>
Staff with special assignments. </ P>
They started with Jewish collectors in 1940.
Know Stahl?
SS Farmers.
Farmers.
Here it is with Goering.
Search for artwork to steal and take it to Germany.
Most of the artwork they photograph, then take it.
Then they will send it to Hitler album contains full of stolen artwork. </ P>
And the work of modern artists like Picasso, Klee...,
Yes. / Max Ernst ..,
... buried just like that in the yard. </ P>
Hundreds of paintings. </ P>
You're sure this painting is in mine?
No.
Not this.
This is all I have, James.
This is my life.
I understand.
This is a list of all artworks in the Jeu de Paume museum.
I have a train passenger list, receipts, letters for everything.
Who belongs to who, who takes, where they take it.
I give a color sign every work here...,
... to match the book.
Oh my God.
I give to you.
This is your responsibility now.
I understand.
There is a palace in the Mountains Bavarian Alps, Neuschwanstein.
You will find lots of artwork there.
Thank you, Claire.
Tell them...
... Claire Simone sends greetings. </ P>
Definitely. </ P>
I run out of wine but I have cognac. </ P>
I have to go. </ P> >
Stay.
This is Paris, you know what?
I like my tie.
- APRIL 1945-- --MERKERS , GERMANY -
Hi, guys. </ P>
Hello! </ P>
Selamat datang kembali. Selamat datang kembali, Pak.
It's nice to see you. / How is the vacation?
Where is Stokes?
It's not here, right?
Who? </ p >
Madonna.
Nothing here, also in Siegen.
It will appear.
I doubt it.
Donald must be very proud of what we have achieved here. </ P>
He is proud to participate in it. </ P>
There will never be a German State thousands of years old
There is no homeland.
There is no Fuhrer museum.
If Jean-Claude and Donald have a problem with that...
... I think it's normal.
I also have affairs that haven't finished yet.
We will find him.
Yes. </ P>
He really wants it. </ P>
He wants everything. </ P>
Soldier, what sign is that? / Uh, "storage." </ P>
Try searching for a lantern. / Ready, sir.
Are you okay?
Sam?
Buried around 1200 feet...
.. underground in an mine in Merkers, Germany...,
.. our colleagues found more than 100 tons gold bullion,
... the whole thing is German gold reserves.
A big blow to Hitler. Good news...
.. and congratulations to General Patton, Bradley and Eisenhower.
Soldiers may not be so concerned about art...
... but they certainly care with gold.
General Patton, do you want what is the gold?
Soldiers, help me. / Ready, sir
I don't think you have been properly introduced .
Sam, ini tetanggamu Tn. Rembrandt.
Tell your grandfather when you meet.
It's nice to meet you.
We get some trucks.
Do I seem to want to know how ?
- MINE HEILBORN-- - JERMAN -
Many files. It looks like they burn records. </ P>
This is garbage. Old file. </ P>
Hey, Stokes? / Yes? </ P>
Can you come here for a little while? / Yes. </ P>
What are you can? / Stop.
Stop. Looks like I stepped on land mines...
... or the like. </ P>
Why did you do it? / This is a slow day. </ P>
I won't move. / Except for a few things.
Campbell, Garfield, come here! / What do they want?
They are Architects. So they know about explosives?
Choose that or Savitz? / What?
It's very hot here.
Everything stays in place.
It seems that Lieutenant is standing on unexploded mines.
Why are you do that?
I asked the same thing. / Right.
You have to...,
... stay away from it later. /> Yes, later. </ P>
Whether the mine is damaged because is hit by fire but it doesn't explode. </ P>
How likely is that? </ P>
Most likely.
But if not, maybe will happen...
... a pretty big explosion.
How much are you weighing? / 175 .
Graduated from school, I weigh 175.
Now what?
If we do it right, you can step up. > You don't go to the exit? </ P>
I think we will accompany you. </ P>
Kurasa kami akan menemanimu.
Tidak perlu, Frank.
I think so. Friend? </ P>
I won't go anywhere. </ P>
I'm fine here. </ P>
Me too. </ P>
James, so that's how it is.
Well...
... before this thing explodes and kills us all...
... an honor can serve with all of you.
Same-sama./ Agree.
I'll count to three then move on. </ p >
Good./ Please.
One...
Insolent./ Damn.
What's wrong with count two and three?
I panic.
I told you it won't explode.
Picasso.
Gold this?
This is from the tooth.
It is the work of Rodin [French Sculptor].
Altaussee!
Ghent Altarpiece is in mine in Altaussee.
What?
It's here. What did you find?
Sam, help us! / What's wrong?
Got taken there a year ago .
How do you know? / There's no more information after that.
Still there.
Want to go get it?
Give Claire a warm kiss.
She must like it.
Sergeant, we want to go Altaussee.
Just keep going.
Where are you going? / Go home. </ P>
Germany has surrendered. The war is over. </ P>
Seriously? / Yes. </ P >
Should there be a parade or something?
Maybe not in Germany.
Right.
Gosh, they blow up the mine.
There are other entrances? / The other two are also blown up.
They put weapons here, then blow everything up.
Who gave the order? The war was over.
Ask him.
I caught Kraut [German], his name was Wegner, he hid in the city.
Sam, Savitz, search for locals, get a diagram of the mine.
Walter and I can search the entrance.
Good.
Ayo./ Captain...,
May I talk to the German?
Sure
Have a cigarette? / Yes.
Thank you.
It says you can speak English. / Yes.
p>
Want a cigarette? / I don't smoke.
I want to ask you a few questions.
Please.
Why did you blow the mine ?
What's in the mine?
It looks like salt.
We are sure there are many artworks in the mine...
... and we were assigned to look for it.
You destroyed it?
What Your bid to get my answer?
As you say, the war is over.
I follow orders. I have not committed a crime.
According to the Geneva convention...
... I will be released and sent home. </ P>
He said before you were sent here, you led one of the camps
Who said? / Small bird.
You are not a Jew, Lieutenant? / No.
Then thank you to me.
I don't smoke either.
My first cigarette.
But, mm...
I want to remember these times .
I'll be home soon.
I have a nice apartment in southwest New York.
There is a tavern on the street named Sid's shop.
Every morning... ,
... I go there drinking a glass of coffee and eating bread...,
... while reading the newspaper.
Every day I think about it .
That's the place that was the first time I went to in America.
I'll sit there...,
... eat toast...
... with artificial onion spices Sid Meldman...,
... while reading a short article...
... in The New York Times, page...,
18...,
... who told you, Colonel Wegner, hanged. .,
... for war crimes...
... and you are buried in the tomb that is irregular.
Then I will think of about my cigarette...,
... and I will imagine you sitting there with your face.
Then I will finish my coffee...,
... leave newspaper paper to use Sid wraps the fish.
I won't think of you anymore.
Seriously you don't want cigarettes?
Germany doesn't blow it up! Locals do it !
They know the Nazi plan...,
.. then close the entrance to the mine to stop it.
We have to dig. /> How long will it take? </ P>
A day or two if many people help. </ P>
Must move quickly. There is an assignment that we must complete tonight. </ P>
What task? / From command headquarters. </ P>
This area belongs to Russia. Currently they move south.
Tomorrow they come here. Tomorrow?
Maybe it's even faster.
Still have explosives?
Get ready! </ P>
Maybe I should do this. </ P>
What do you know about explosives? </ P>
Nothing. </ P>
Good.
Less one more. We skip one more.
This is impossible. / We skip the panel.
We have to go, friend. Unless you can speak Russian!
We've checked around here.
We don't check here.
You're wrong. << br /> We don't check here.
We are here now. / This is where we have to go.
This is where.
No, this is where we are.
And here is where that we don't examine.
We've been here, We've been here.
Which one hasn't been we visited?
We haven't been here yet and we haven't been there yet.
Yes, we have to... This, this.
Can you help me? / What? </ P>
You will miss me so much when this is over. </ P>
I doubt it. </ P>
All right. </ P>
Now hope so Germans don't shoot you.
Right.
We leave here now, I'm serious.
I'll catch up with Stokes
I'm behind you, Captain!
Stokes!
Frank, we have to go!
Stokes!
Let's leave here.
Hey.
Hey, we have to go. Help me.
No, Frank, we have to go. / Help me.
I'm not playing./ Come on, help me.
Don't play. Stokes!
Granger!
Gosh.
We have to get out of here. Help us.
No match! / He just said it.
Right.
You can add this to the list of the lengths of Hitler's failure.
He tried to grab something that had never been his.
Our life story will < br /> scratched on canvas...
... or carved on a stone.
Russians will come after our death...
... we left Altaussee with it...
... around 3000 objects...,
... including Ghent Altarpiece and a statue of Madonna and Child.
We leave gifts for Russian friends...
... who can be brought home to Leningrad.
We are heading northwest. </ P>
Savitz dan Campbell menerbangkan Altar ke Belgia.
He was shown in Brussels then returned to the Church at St. Bavo. </ P>
By Second Lieutenant James Granger...,
... lots of French artwork...
... found in a palace...
... in Bavaria finally returned to Paris.
Thank you, James.
Everything started from painting , sculptures...,
... tapestries, even jewelry, has been returned.
This is the largest collection of art in history.
We also found five thousand Church bells...,
... 300 trolley trains, 3 million books...,
... and thousands of Torah.
Overall...
... those numbers are very shocking.
About 5 million /> successfully returned.
But there are still many missing.
Examples of Raphael's work Portrait of a young man...
With your permission, I will continue looking for it.
Lieutenant, give me time to talk < br /> with Minister Stimson...,
... then I'll give an answer. Thank you, sir.
You lost the men in this mission, Lieutenant?
Yes sir, two people. Frenchman named Jean-Claude Clermont...,
... and an Englishman named Donald Jeffries...,
... who died because of saving < Br /> Bruges Madonna and Child.
Lieutenant Stokes, I have a question.
You say Madonna. / Yes, sir, the Bruges Madonna.
Itu karya Michelangelo, kan?/ Benar, pak.
Kau kehilangan anak buah karena ingin menyelamatkannya.
Donald Jeffries.
Do you think it's worth it, for a work of art?
Do you think Jeffries will say...
... it's worth it, if If only he could talk?
If only he could talk...
... I guess that's what he said.
All right. What about you, Lieutenant? </ P>
You are the leader, and this is the most important thing. </ P>
Do you think 30 years from now...
... will anyone remember...
... the fallen army for the sake of a work of art?
- 30 YEARS LATER-- - BRUGGE, BELGIUM -
Yes. </ P>
Are you ready? / Yes. </ P>
Let's leave here. All right. </ P p>
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