"The Counterfeiter" "THE WAR IS OVER!" "Sir, I have silver for sale." "Would you like to buy some?" "Mr. Sorowitsch?" "I have to ask for an advance." "$200 is more then enough." "Is this your first time in Monte Carlo?" "Very nice, it's going to be fine." "A little adjustment, that's all." "What's the matter?" "You where in the concentration camp?" "Is this mine?" "Thank you." "Solly!" "Schmitz!" "Where's the rest of the $150?" "This is not a good time for using counterfeit money!" "Solly!" "Can I borrow ... ?" "Twenty?" "Sascha!" "Into politics?" "Ludwig dragged me into his political party." ""Heil, Heil, Heil!" and you know what?" "I became a member!" "Here, check it out, look!" "This is the present he gave me because I'm so nice to him." "In bed or with the Party?" "You know what Schmitz ... if I let you let you get away with this, then everyone else will try and fuck me." "It's not the $150, it's the fucking principle." "You understand?" "This is my goddamn livelihood and I'll do anything to protect it." "Solly, you old bandit!" "I want to introduce you to a friend of mine." "Solly Sorowitsch; the biggest bandit in of all Berlin!" "Sorowitsch?" "Are you Russian?" "I hope you're not a Communist!" "Enough of a Communist to share my champagne with you." "Solly, it's just such an unusual name." "Where're you from?" "It's short for Salomon." "Salomon?" "Ah ..." "You can spill the champagne on the floor, it's not Rothschild." "I do trust you." "How come they're saying; "Don't buy anything from the Jews!"" "You have to act normal or you stand out." "Didn't you men learn that from the Resistance?" "Excuse me Solly." "In two hours, at my place." "Okay Solly, that's fine!" "Are you leaving?" "Tonight." "I got word I've been here too long." "If you can counterfeit the Dollar, you can do anything." "It's not perfect yet, but sooner or later ..." "Did you bring the money?" "You know, that's what I wanted to talk to you about." "These are my people." "There's me, and then there's the rest." "Don't you understand what's going on?" "What the Nazis are doing to us?" "Why do they always pick on the Jews?" "Because they don't try to fit in." "Solly!" "You don't have any ..." "No!" "Do you need an Arian ID?" "I'll make you one that'll show Siegfried and The Dragon in your family tree." "Do you know Schiele?" "Yeah, I ran in to him once in Vienna." "He's the master." "Your pictures ..." "I don't think you're a bad person." "I didn't think Hans was the type to be used by beautiful women." "Listen ..." "Your jewelry isn't worth half that," "I need a passport from Argentina." "I'm packed and ready to go." "Hans, you can go." "I'll straighten it out with Mr. Sorowitsch." "You're in luck ... with the Argentinean passport ... home of the Tango." "You could be a great artist." "What would you know?" "A lot ... or I wouldn't have stayed here with you." "Earn money as an artist?" "Earn money by printing money?" "Printing money is quick ... and very easy." "I've got to go." "May I?" "Friedrich Herzog, Criminal-Squad Berlin, Counterfeit Dept." "It gives me great pleasure to arrest the best ... counterfeiter in the world ... if that makes you feel any better." "The Dollar!" "Did we get a little bit ahead of ourselves?" "No!" "Stop!" "Let's move!" "Get up, lazy Jew-fuck!" "Now get the fuck up!" "You there!" "Take this pig away!" "They're killing us all!" "Solly!" "This is not a jail ..." "they want to kill us!" "They'll kill us all." "The Capo!" "Melzer." "Watch out for him." "Double murderer." "A Green Patch means professional criminal." "Worse then the SS." "You don't look like ..." "Hey!" "If you ever hit me, I'll stab you to death!" "I'll be watching you all very closey." "Fucking pigs!" "I'll finish you all!" "Are you crazy?" "You just can't ..." "You can't loose your self respect." "You've got to keep your own values." "It's that way in every jail." "Everybody up!" "Who made this drawing?" "Number 75517." "I like it." "It looks very real, Jew." "With color it would ..." "What?" "With ... with color it would look even better, Sir." "The uniform, the boots ..." "I did it from memory." "What's this?" "Herr Hauptsturmfü this is ..." "It's like this, I ..." "Sorowitsch!" "Look at this." "What a joker." "I'll paint whatever you'd like, Sir." "You're being relocated." "Sachsenhausen." "Tomorrow morning." "But I haven't finished this painting." "I have to finish this painting first." "You're worried about your Jew-skin." "We can find a little Jew-boy like you anywhere." "Shit!" "That Jew smells terrible!" "Hey ..." "Eat ..." "I always admired the Russian Avantgardisten;" "Kandinski, Rodschenko." "At the Academy in Odessa we had a Professor Lebed ..." "Lebed?" "At my time at the Academy I became Lebed's assistant." "You went to the Academy?" "Are you Russian too?" "I don't like to speak Russian, it brings back bad memories." "You'd rather speak German?" "I ..." "I had a family." "We had a saying; "Lebed and art is like ... a fair maiden and a good ... "" "Fuck." "You know it too." "Number 755..." "Salomon Sorowitsch." ""King of the Counterfeiters"." "SS-Sturmbannfü Herzog." "Remember me?" "Herzog." "Criminal-Squad Berlin, Counterfeiter Dept." "I was the one who arrested you." "It got me a promotion back then." "Size?" "48." "Shoes?" "42." "48, 42." "Welcome to Sachsenhausen." "Get dressed." "Name, trade, size?" "Burger, printer, 52." "That's going to be a 46, 48." "46, 48." "Shoes?" "41." "Thanks." "Shoes 41." "None smoker?" "That's good for your health ..." "Name, trade, size?" "Karloff, graphics, 44." "44." "Welcome to Sachsenhausen." "Name, trade, size?" "Zilinski, photographer." "48." "Welcome to Sachsenhausen." "Name, trade, size?" "Loszek, printer. 48, 41." "48, 41." "Welcome to Sachsenhausen." "You'll see, the attitude and atmosphere is different here ... than that in the camps you just left." "I would like to think of you as my assistants and together we're ..." "Yeah ..." "These clothes are used." "But, if you'd rather wear prison clothes ... you can wear stripes." "It'll make you look thinner." "What's his name?" "Attention, let's form two rows!" "What's with this shit?" "A symbolic move?" "Are we being led to the slaughter house?" "Open!" "Everybody up!" "Did you distribute the toothbrushes?" "Dental care is important." "My dear Jews, I'd like you to meet a ... specialist of international fame." "Salomon Sorowitsch." "He'll be the head of the Counterfeit-Department." "Sorowitsch." "Operation Bernhard." "We're conducting large-scale counterfeiting." "Mass production ... of passports, documents, banknotes ... with the newest and best technology available today." "I think the new arrivals want to freshen up and rest awhile." "Our technical assistant Atze is going to bring you up to date." "I wish you all good luck and success." "That was a nice speech the Commander made." "Nice beds." "Why are they giving us such nice beds?" "This is still a prison camp." "But the beds are soft." "That's good." "Anny Ondra only cleans with Sarinol." "Sarinol!" "I was a commercial photographer in Berlin." "It's very peaceful and quiet here." "I'm not used to it." "I forgot how nice this could be." "Where're they all going?" "Shoe-Testing Punishment." "They make the prisoners walk in a circle ... to test shoes." "Test how?" "It's a punishment, if the shoes seem too small, they put sandbags on their back." "A lot of them die." "You're be better off not watching or listening." "Aah." "Music!" "Guys, let me show you your work area." "We have men from different prison camps, all professionals;" "graphics, printers, typesetters, tool-and-die makers ..." "Why are they letting Jews do the work here?" "I think they're going do away with us after the war, to keep it a secret." "An Exact-Tiegel ... you ever use one of these?" "Lazy pig!" "Faster, you lazy goddamn bastards!" "Don't worry, that's Dr. Klinger, the Capo, the SS has to hear him scream." "You're the new arrivals?" "I'm Dr. Klinger, Internal Medicine." "Welcome to the "Golden Cage"." "Get this man in to see me right away." "Your foot, it looks bad." "Very bad." "I almost started to cry myself when I saw a printing press again." "It brings back good memories." "Zilinski?" "Yeah?" "Zilinski, dark room!" "Matti, can you show him our routine; what we're doing?" "Karloff ... you're in the Graphic Dept." "Go out this door, down the hall, you'll see it." "You and I are going to Quality Control." "Dr. Viktor Hahn, Prussian Credit Dept., Hamburg." "Sorowitsch is going to be in charge of the Counterfeit-Dept." "Do you also have a financial background, Mr. Sorowitsch?" "Well, our biggest problem is the paper." "It doesn't feel right." "The English Pound has the same structure as the linen they use in Turkey." "We've been doing various experiments, but the results have been very poor." "Green Patch?" "A professional criminal?" "Mr. Laube!" "Mr. Sorowitsch is, so to speak, a professional counterfeiter." "So far, the only criminals in here have been wearing Nazi-Uniforms!" "You have a problem working with a fellow prisoner?" "We're not criminals like you." "It won't be easy for you here." "Continue." "Kiss my ass." "Free weekend!" "And Sunday we get to use the showers." "You fraternize with criminals?" "The real criminals are the high class citizens who've been plundering ... the masses and letting fascism flourish." "But if a regular guy just steals a piece of bread ..." "Are you talking about what I did?" "." "You gave one of the inmates a peace of bread." "That's solidarity." "It was soup." "You have a very low number." "How did you manage to stay alive in Auschwitz?" "Good attitude." "Let's play a game?" "What are we playing for?" "Our Honor." "I'll win even if I don't cheat." "What's the matter?" "Are you lazy?" "This is not a vacation spot!" "Everyone works!" "Understand?" "Holst!" "Leave the man alone." "Thinking is also working." "Holst, you might try it sometimes." "Sorowitsch, they're mostly just amateurs and idiots." "They forget the circumstances now and then." "It's just us." "You and me." "The perfect counterfeiters of all time." "First the Pound, and then the Dollar." "People, machines, material ..." "everything you need." "You know, Sorowitsch ... this is your opportunity to stay alive." "I can't guarantee that for everyone, but for you ..." "When you ..." "Please!" "Can you just stop singing that nigger music?" "As if the Germans don't have any music of their own." "Something to help you sleep:" "Why is God not in Auschwitz?" "He couldn't get past all of the skeletons!" "Canada." "My number." "I was in "Canada"." "The clean-up command." "We always had food." "We unpacked the luggage of the newcomers while they were sent to the gas chamber." "You try to fit in, or you're the next one to die." "I just don't want ... us to have it good in here, while those out there ..." "My wife is still in Auschwitz." "I'm not giving the Nazis the pleasure of making me feel ashamed to be alive." "Everyone to attention ..." "For you new arrivals ..." "Not even the Camp-Commander knows what we're doing here." "Don't smuggle anything out!" "Everything, leave everything." "Everything!" "Hey you, what's the matter?" "They're taking us to the gas chamber." "They need us, nothing's going to happen." "Come on, get undressed!" "Burger!" "Can you hear me?" "Are you hurt?" "Who are you?" "Leave alone!" "Come here!" "Dr." "Klinger!" "Dr. Klinger!" "Hey, you there!" "What're you're doing here?" "Who are you?" "Number 56484." "I have ..." "Did anyone talk to you?" "Did anyone here talk to you?" "56..." "Commander Hasel did ..." "He was laying on the floor ..." "Shut up!" "Did he talk to you?" "I don't know him." "What'd he say?" "Commander Hasel has ..." "Are you crazy?" "Let's go." "Sorowitsch ... what did you talk to him about?" "I did not talk with him." "It's forbidden to talk with another prisoner, Sir." "So, come on." "Mr." "Burger is our only dark-room specialist." "And he did not talk to him." "Take your showers." "Get in the showers!" "I just wanted to help him!" "Let's go!" "Come on!" "Odessa?" "That's for you." "I'm sorry about what happened in the shower." "It reminds me a little of Lukanow." "Yeah?" "Do you know his scenes from the city?" "Color!" "Too bad there're no colors here." "Odessa is blue in my opinion, dark blue." "At the Academy they told me my style wasn't very good." "But it's my style, and I like it ..." "Thanks." "You're welcome." "Let me." "I can do better." "Why don't you let me try?" "Everyone up!" "Continue." "Number 93..." "Ahh!" "So, getting everything organized?" "Do you have everything you need?" "The passports, we're working on ..." "the problem is the cover and the paper." "With used originals we could get a ..." "Sorowitsch, you need to concentrate on the British Pound." "It's very important to get some results soon." "The SS-Commander is loosing his patience." "And what's that supposed to be?" "My five year old can do a better job!" "I ..." "A "parazystose"." "A material-flaw in the copper, plus Loszek is a graphic-specialist." "We should put him in the passport department." ""Parazystose"." "A material-flaw?" "A "parazystose"?" "Get out!" "Thank you, thank you." "Don't ever try to bullshit me again, Sorowitsch." "We're supposed to be on the same side." "Atze, the sample from the Dinar." "Yeah, it's ready." "Is this the Turkish linen?" "Uh, yeah." "I think so ..." "Hey, get rid of it!" "Rags!" "The English, they're using rags!" "Strands of fiber with a thousand breaks, then pressed." "Everyone up!" "Most of the English don't use wallets." "They use a safety-pen to keep the bills together." "That's why we put the little holes around the edges" "Please." "The negative." "We don't want some small time operator out there spending a few lousy Pounds." "Our plan is to destroy the British economy." "If they found out too early that we're counterfeiting money, that would be the end of this program." "And you'd all be sent back to the prison camps." "She really isn't wearing any panties!" "Imagine a movie scene with an agent, producer and this hot chick without panties." "Only a skirt." ""Mr., wouldn't you like to take my picture?"" ""Sure, I won't even need a camera. "" "Burger, you're blocking the sunlight." "Solly ... if the Pound hadn't worked out ..." "We should get organized." "We've got a lot of men." "We're all are in good shape, healthy and we can fight." "We also have tools." "What?" "With knives?" "Against an SS-Company?" "Yeah." "Before they send us to the gas chamber." "I'd rather wait for the gas tomorrow, than get killed by a bullet today." "One day at a time." "A rebellion." "At least that would be an effort." "Zilinski is right, you're blocking the sunlight." "Kolja, when did you get this fever?" "It comes and goes, gets real bad then it's good for a while," "We've had TB cases before." "I was trying to get the medicine ..." "Kleinfeld, Stiasny and Jilovsky." "They just killed them to keep it from spreading, Can you help him?" "Let's see what I ..." "without medicine?" "Maybe isolate him." "I'm a doctor." "Internal Medicine." "How bad is it?" "No, you'll be fine." "The doctor will get you well again." "You have to continue living ..." "for that time when this is over." "Exactly." "Quick, get the First Aid Kit!" "Here are the original documents that you wanted, direct from Auschwitz." "Loszek found his children's passports in that box from Auschwitz." "Loszek, come on, don't do this." "You've got to keep on living." "We can only win if we keep on living." "You must survive this." "Loszek, you can't give up." "You hear me?" "Loszek!" "Hey, wake up!" "Everybody up!" "Goddamn Jew-bastards!" "Move it!" "What's going on back there?" "What does it look like?" "Stand straight!" "Sorry to wake you men, but I have something of interest." "A few days ago a business man, our agent, entered a bank in Zurich." "He had a briefcase full of money." "Pound notes." "Our agent goes to the manager to open a new account." "With pleasure, Monsieur." "I hope you understand that in the interest of the bank, we must verify the authenticity of this money." "Of course." "Please." "In times like this ..." "For half an hour the experts checked our work." "Then they were finely ready." "Monsieur ... your bank notes, after careful and thorough testing, are without a doubt, genuine." "Now the agent becomes overconfident." "Monsieur le Directeur." "As I obtained these bank notes from a rather shady business source," "I would like to be 100% sure that they're real." "We've verified and accepted these Pound notes." "It won't be necessary ..." "Absolutely sure, Monsieur." "If you would like additional confirmation, I recommend you take the notes to the Bank of England and let them conduct a test." "The Bank of England." "Let's see what they had to say." "Perhaps we can learn something." "Bla, bla, bla, bla ..." ""We have come to the conclusion that the bank notes in the denomination of 5 Pounds," "10 Pounds and 20 Pounds, are not counterfeit bills." "The Bank of England gives the guarantee that these bills are legal tender."" "The SS-Commander is very happy and satisfied with our work." "Our money is so real, that our plans have changed." "It would be such a waste to just drop the notes all over England." "The German Reich is going to use them in business transactions worldwide." "That's why I have decided to give you a small reward." "A kind of encouragement." "Yeah ..." "I thought that ... after work or on weekends ..." "Sir, I want to thank you for this opportunity" "Motivation, Klinger." "Motivation." "If you treat people like dirt, they won't be very productive." "How about if you treat dirt like people?" "You damn Jew's ... you're very good at deceit and counterfeiting." "But, if you look a little deeper into your ..." "Sir, I have been an upstanding citizen my entire life." "I have to remind you that I was forced into doing this type of work." "Very good job, Sorowitsch." "Put a team together, we're starting the Dollar next." "Doesn't anyone see what's going on?" "The Germans are broke." "Without money, no raw materials." "We're financing the war for the Nazis." "And?" "Are you going to sabotage them?" "In prison camp?" "The Americans work with Lowpress." "We use Lightpress." "We can produce large quantities much faster." "Lightpress is also better for sharpness and halftone." "We still have a few problems, but we're getting them worked out." "We have a specialist who has a lot of experience with the Dollar." "We arrested you for counterfeiting the Dollar." "Back then, I didn't have all of this technical equipment." "And now?" "How much do you want?" "Maybe a few hundred million." "Atze, about the 20 Pound notes ..." "can you show me the test plate." "You little whore!" "Be glad that you're in here." "Idiot!" "Shit, shit, shit." "Maybe it's not the negative, but the mixture." "Sorowitsch's negatives have always been perfect." "But?" "I got arrested because my wife and I printed Anti-Nazi flyers," "I'm not going to print money for the Nazis now." "You know, I had family, small businesses." "I was always sure not to break the law." "I didn't get involved in politics." "Gisela, my wife always said:" ""We're printers, our job is to let the truth be known. "" "Where did you learn that slogan?" "Communist Printers-Union, Youth-Group?" "Sorowitsch." "If we print too many Dollars, it could change the outcome of the war." "We can actually fight the Nazi's from right here!" "This would be more than symbolic." "We're alive, if that means anything." "I'm saying the same thing!" "This isn't just about your stinking little existence." "Well it's the only one I have!" "What's your reasoning?" "To live, or to prove that you can actually make the Dollar?" "I'm going to keep fucking up your negatives." "If you'd like, you can turn me in and tell Herzog." "We'll have to pay for it if we don't deliver." "We're all going to have to pay for it." "Yeah." "Yeah." "The bridge was blown and the Russian advance was stopped." "Can you believe this shit!" "Warsaw!" "Can't be happening!" "Warsaw!" "The Krauts are being pushed back." "Continue." "You guys can't get the Dollar done." "We're still having a problem with the plate, Herr Hauptscharf." "We can now handle the Pound by ourselves." "You know what you are without the Dollar?" "Nothing but a criminal, a dirty fucking old Jew." "Fuck Herzog and his "Motivation"!" "I know how to get you guys to pay fucking attention." "You're nothing but Jew-bastards who would do anything to save your own skin." "Really disgusting." "Plappler!" "Get Hotte." "One of the sinks is broken, tell him repair it." "I saved your fucking ass with the English Pound I made for you!" "Dr. Klinger said you've got to eat." "Why?" "A spoon for the Expressionists, A spoon for the Avantgardists ..." "Eat, or I'll punch you in the face." "You know about raising kids." "What's the story with your family?" "Arrested, killed ..." "I could have bought their freedom if I'd had money back then." "14:6." "6:14." "Serve, Burger." "Get up!" "Keep walking!" "I can't anymore." "What's going on?" "I wanted ..." "What are you waiting for?" "No, please no!" "Are you men crazy?" "Attention, soldier!" "What's your name lamebrain?" "Rottenfü Wegener." "You're an idiot." "Man, man, man, what's with all the shooting!" "You could have shot one of my Jews by accident!" "Those are your Jews?" "That's classified." "Game." "15:6." "It's a prison camp." "Every day dozens get killed." "We just close our eyes." "16:6." "One in a thousand." "We should be glad we're on this side." "Solly, hmm?" "Solly, stop it!" "Relax!" "Listen up!" "If you don't live to overcome, why do you want to continue living?" "Sorowitsch." "Atze told me we haven't had any decent results in months." "It's the copper plate, Sir." "Yeah!" "Yeah, yeah, yeah." "The other Jew told me the same fucking lie." "Are you doing it on purpose?" "Sorowitsch!" "Sir, we do ..." "Shut up!" "You think you can't be replaced!" "So." "Berlin wants the Dollar." "These five." "Klinger, make a list of their names." "If the Dollar isn't here in four weeks, these five people will be shot." "Hey, Sorowitsch not there." "Here." "And don't think I can't do without you." "Hey, Klinger!" "Carnival." "A fun evening." "Music, dance, a little Cabaret, Remmidemmi, yeah?" "There should be some men with talent around." "Sir, you can't ..." "I always did my best ..." "He's not going to kill us, he has to deliver." "That's why he's putting pressure on us." "What would you do in his place ..." "Me, in his place?" "I would never put myself in the place of an SS-Criminal." "The problem is Burger." "I have the sneaking suspicion that he's doing it on purpose." "I watched him yesterday ..." "He does it on purpose." "I know." "What?" "If he doesn't stop, then I'm ..." "Herzog saved everyone's life here." "He's fair." "You can talk to him." "Keep your mouth shut, Zilinski." "You don't snitch on your friends." "Friends?" "So you're saying that we all should die because of your politics?" "Quiet!" "Sit down." "Burger, the hero!" "He wanted to be a martyr right from the start!" "So let him, but without me!" "In Buchenwald I lost four toes because of cold weather." "In Dachau they broke my back." "In between I almost starved to death!" "I think I learned to keep on living!" "You don't squeal on friends." "Never!" "What'd you call that?" ""Jail House Honor"?" "Zilinski!" "I'll kill you if you snitch on him." "Burger?" "Burger." "You've been stalling the Dollar for months." "You've had your fun." "But now the lives of our friends are on the line." "You can't ..." "Gisela." "My wife." "She was in Auschwitz." ""Escape Attempt"." "That ..." "You're sorry about that?" "Thanks." "But now the Dollar, hmm?" "We have to continue." "It's all about our comfortable lives here." "About the nice beds." "The nice and soft beds!" "I thought I could cry about it." "Serious, but stable." "It's a race against time." "But without medicine ..." "What do you need?" "But how ..." "The medicine!" "In Theresienstadt, there was never enough medicine,   I had to choose who" "would live, and who would die." "Herzog is a bandit." "I can deal with him." "Sorowitsch!" "Sorowitsch!" "You need an invitation or what?" "Sorowitsch!" "Nice of you to drop by." "Why don't you take off the man's handcuffs, my God." "It's a little chilly?" "I wish you could see some parts of the U.S. East Coast." "You wouldn't believe the terrible propaganda about the Prison Camps." "Friedrich, get Mr. Sorowitsch a refill." "Can you eat candy as a Jew?" "Friedrich told me you've been a dangerous criminal, and now?" "Working for a greater cause!" "I don't know anything about politics, but ..." "So, children." "Let's give Dad and his visitor some privacy." "Lena, Lotto, little Friedrich ..." "To raise children, Sorowitsch." "To help them become responsible, good citizens." "Who have a positive outlook on life." "I don't hit my children." "Never." "The power of suggestion." "Pointing them in the right direction." "That's what's important, Sorowitsch." "Who knows what the future has in store for us." "When more Russians finally commit ..." "Did you know in the past, way in the past, I was a Communist." "Freedom, equality, human rights." "The complete program." "Don't think that I'm a Nazi." "No, no, no." "I am over those big ideas." "I'm just doing my job, where I'm needed." "Do you understand?" "Everyone is his own person." "You have to make the Dollar for me." "I can't wait any longer ..." "I know that someone is stalling and that you won't tell me who it is." "But I have to deliver, no matter what the price is." "For who?" "I get the Dollar for this?" "You Jews!" "You even make deals for the lives of your friends." "Yeah, well ..." "Oh, it's Burger ..." "Very reliable." "Lightpress." "Our most important man." "Oh, yeah." "Burger?" "We've only six days left." "Are you going to make the Dollar?" "Leibowitz is the typesetter." "Show him." "No, Zilinski." "We have a responsibility toward our families and our friends." "Because we have it good here ..." "I can't listen to this shit anymore!" "You decide if we're going to live or die?" "It's the principle." "No one here wants to die because of principles!" "That's why the Nazi-System works!" "Burger, you're going to stay here!" "And you are going to make the fucking Dollar!" "Adamovic." "Burger." "Leibowitz." "Stein." "Zilinski." "Well." "Let's see if you've made any advances with the Dollar." "Herr Sturmbannfü ..." "We still have a little problem with the gelatin." "Herr Sturmbannfü no!" "It's like this   Burger here ..." "Let's see if you can pick out the real ones." "Sorowitsch!" "The Dollar!" "That's brilliant!" "It's a masterpiece!" "With the Lightpress knowledge we could do one million in a week ..." "Yes, this is a fantastic surprise and will make the Carnival very special!" "Atze!" "I knew I could depend on you." "Ladies and gentlemen and everyone else." "I want to welcome you to our 1945 Carnival Celebration, from the most expensive stage in the world." "Try not to cough when Herzog gets here." "Okay!" "Listen!" "I have one!" "I have a joke, I have one joke ... you haven't heard yet." "This nun brings a hamster to a lady doctor ..." "It's not over yet!" "The lady doctor says ..." "It says that you should all thank me for your lives because I pulled you out of Auschwitz, Mauthausen ..." "The Medicine!" "Name and place of birth in print." "Add "Jew" here." "You should be careful so that you don't catch it, Sorowitsch." "What's important is that you have outlived the experience of being here." "Sorowitsch ..." "We're in hard times." "Believe me, it's not easy anymore." "Good?" "Great." "Now we have a chance." "Where is Kolja?" "Kolja?" "Kolja!" "How old are you?" "Twenty." "Where're you from?" "Odessa." "Odessa?" "Nice." "The Black Sea ..." "Get on your knees." "Let's have some quiet!" "Karloff ..." "Karloff had TB, a dangerous and contagious disease." "He didn't want anyone else to catch it." "That's why I shot him." "Yea, he was a good guy!" "We even had a smoke together ..." "He knew what was going to happen." "I'm telling you, he was very brave." "He was a Jew, but he died like a man." "Good, it's water under the bridge." "Commander Herzog had to leave early but he left these for the celebration." "Let's give him three cheers." ""Prosit!"" "Continue." "Atze?" "Stop working and start taking these machines apart." "The Tiegel-Exact, the Tret-Tiegel and the Boston-Tiegel are going to be loaded first." "Hey, didn't you hear what I said?" "Start taking these machines apart!" "You have one week to take everything apart and then pack." "If something won't function when it arrives, then that will be the same as sabotage." "What's the matter?" "Move your feet!" "Move!" "Standing around like statues." "Yeah." "Most important are the Tiegel-Exakt, the Tret-Tiegel and the Boston-Tiegel." "Herr Hauptscharfü ..." "where are they sending us?" "How do I know?" "Do I look like a travel agent?" "Are you stupid, or what?" "Are you a dumb fucking Jew?" "You are a dumb fucking Jew!" "Let's go!" "Hurry, hurry!" "Let's move it!" "Hurry up, man!" "Those are not bombs dropping." "Those are not bombs dropping, that is artillery." "The Allies are outside of Berlin." "When the war ends, they'll kill us all." "Men, the machines and equipment are being sent to a safer place." "Alpenfestung [alpine fortress]!" "You'll all be following later." "Holst." "Pass these out to all of the men." "Don't worry men!" "After the war ..." "everyone's going to have it good." "The Shoe-Testing Commandos ... they're not walking anymore." "Sorowitsch!" "What're you doing?" "I ..." "I ..." "I forgot something." "Sorowitsch, I'm warning you!" "If something happens to me, I'll eliminate all of you!" "I'm the only one that can save you all." "Sorowitsch!" "You want the money?" "Sorowitsch, we can split the money!" "Are you angry because of Kolja?" "Kolja ..." "Holst shot him." "I know what you think, that Holst is just an order taker." "But what do you think I am?" "Solly!" "I've always treated you men well!" "In no other camp would you have it this good." "I can't save the Jews all by myself!" "Sorowitsch!" "You've got to know where you stand!" "You've got to know that!" "You pissed all over yourself." "Solly!" "What's going on here, Solly?" "Herzog ..." "You let him ...?" "I wanted to kill him, but ..." "I let him go." "They ... they'll put us up against the wall." "You'd probably like that, hmm?" "For them to kill you too." "It's over." "The war is over." "Nobody's going to come anymore." "I really don't have the talent for being a martyr." "Did you bring the cards?" "Dr. Klinger!" "Our people have taken over the camp." "It's over, we're free." "Dr. Klinger, Internal Medicine." "We're the inmates from Blocks 18 and 19." "I know him." "He's SS!" "No." "No, no, no ..." "Operation Bernhard." "We're prisoners." "Shoot the bastards!" "We're Jews!" "Kill the fuckers!" "Jewish nose, big ears!" "We're prisoners!" "Here!" "Auschwitz!" "Plappler, Adamovic, Hahn!" "Who else was in Auschwitz?" "With the Dollar negative, we let it get too hot." "That way the contrast was blurry." "Then they warned us and said if it happened again, they'd kill us." "Burger." "Now, there's a hero." "Say something." "Hey?" "Yeah ... by then it was too late." "With the Dollar they would have ... changed the war." "It would have given them plenty of money." "And, oh ... here ..." "Sometimes we could hear beautiful music." "Oh, here ... the Pound, we put the holes on the wrong side ..." "Sharp, hey?" "So, men." "Now you can ask questions." "I told him not to give up." "I just told him to hang in there till it's over." "That idiot!" "I want nothing but to be away from here." "To just forget everything!" "Where ..." "Where should I ...?" "He's dead." "Full House." "Full House." "Monsieur?" "Gentlemen, place your bets." "36, red, over 18." "Place your bets." "All bets are closed." "30, red, over 18." "Place your bets." "All bets are closed." "Change?" "No, a tip for the staff." "Thank you very much Monsieur." "Monsieur, can I offer you a bottle of champagne?" "It's on the house." "You really had bad Luck." "So much money." "So much money." "We can make new money." "A total of 132 million Pounds, had been produced in Sachsenhausen." "That was four times the value of the Bank of England's reserves." "Because of the stalling tactics by the inmates at the prison camp, only a very small amount of the Dollar was produced." "Operation Bernhard was the biggest counterfeit program of all time."