Preissen: The prisoner Bartlett is discharged into your custody, Colonel von Luger.
Herr Kuhn: I suggest the prisoner Bartlett to be kept under the strictest security confinement permanently.
Oberst Von Luger: Make a note of Herr Kuhn's suggestion.
Hauptmann Posen: Jawohl, Herr Oberst.
Herr Kuhn: We have reason to believe this prisoner is the mastermind behind numerous criminal escape attempts.
Oberst Von Luger: [sarcastically] Squadron Leader Bartlett has been three months in your care. And the Gestapo has only "reason to believe"?
SS-Hauptsturmführer: If he once more falls into our hands, he will not be so lucky.
Oberst Von Luger: Air force officer prisoners are the responsibility of the Luftwaffe – not the SS! Or, the Gestapo.
Preissen: [Condescendingly] At present, yes, Herr Oberst. That is why they're turned, for the moment, over to your care.
Herr Kuhn: Of course, if the Luftwaffe is not up to the task, the prisoners will find themselves totally in our charge. We, regretfully, are not so professionally understanding. [Kuhn, Preissen, and the Hauptsturmführer start to leave, but Kuhn stops and looks closely at Bartlett.] Squadron Leader Bartlett: if you escape again and be caught, you will be shot.
Herr Kuhn: I suggest the prisoner Bartlett to be kept under the strictest security confinement permanently.
Oberst Von Luger: Make a note of Herr Kuhn's suggestion.
Hauptmann Posen: Jawohl, Herr Oberst.
Herr Kuhn: We have reason to believe this prisoner is the mastermind behind numerous criminal escape attempts.
Oberst Von Luger: [sarcastically] Squadron Leader Bartlett has been three months in your care. And the Gestapo has only "reason to believe"?
SS-Hauptsturmführer: If he once more falls into our hands, he will not be so lucky.
Oberst Von Luger: Air force officer prisoners are the responsibility of the Luftwaffe – not the SS! Or, the Gestapo.
Preissen: [Condescendingly] At present, yes, Herr Oberst. That is why they're turned, for the moment, over to your care.
Herr Kuhn: Of course, if the Luftwaffe is not up to the task, the prisoners will find themselves totally in our charge. We, regretfully, are not so professionally understanding. [Kuhn, Preissen, and the Hauptsturmführer start to leave, but Kuhn stops and looks closely at Bartlett.] Squadron Leader Bartlett: if you escape again and be caught, you will be shot.
Preissen : The prisoner Bartlett is discharged into your custody, Colonel von Luger.
Herr Kuhn : I suggest the prisoner Bartlett to be kept under the strictest security confinement permanently.
Oberst Von Luger : Make a note of Herr Kuhn's suggestion.
Hauptmann Posen : Jawohl, Herr Oberst.
Herr Kuhn : We have reason to believe this prisoner is the mastermind behind numerous criminal escape attempts.
Oberst Von Luger : [sarcastically] Squadron Leader Bartlett has been three months in your care. And the Gestapo has only "reason to believe"?
SS-Hauptsturmführer : If he once more falls into our hands, he will not be so lucky.
Oberst Von Luger : Air force officer prisoners are the responsibility of the Luftwaffe – not the SS ! Or, the Gestapo.
Preissen : [ Condescendingly ] At present, yes, Herr Oberst. That is why they're turned, for the moment, over to your care.
Herr Kuhn : Of course, if the Luftwaffe is not up to the task, the prisoners will find themselves totally in our charge. We, regretfully, are not so professionally understanding. [ Kuhn, Preissen, and the Hauptsturmführer start to leave, but Kuhn stops and looks closely at Bartlett. ] Squadron Leader Bartlett: if you escape again and be caught, you will be shot.
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