The Battle For El Alamein | Full Movie | Giorgio Ferroni | Frederick Stafford, George Hilton, Michael Rennie

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THE BATTLE FOR EL ALAMEIN
| Action, Drama, History, War | 1969 |

Plot:
World war two drama about the 1942 North Africa battle at El Alamein between the Allies and the Axis forces.

Crew:

• Directed by: Giorgio Ferroni
• Written by: Remigio Del Grosso, Ernesto Gastaldi
• Starring: Frederick Stafford, George Hilton, Michael Rennie
• Produced by: Mino Loy, Luciano Martino
• Music by: Carlo Rustichelli
• Cinematography: Sergio D'Offizi
• Edited by: Eugenio Alabiso

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Transcript

00:00:00You

00:00:30Oh

00:00:32Oh

00:00:34Oh

00:00:58Hey, give out with that trumpet will you we want to pull into Alexandria with a fanfare

00:01:03On this road all you get a sour note play it. Anyway, go ahead

00:01:34Oh

00:01:49Rose mine by the English captain. It says there's a corridor. I'll go look

00:02:03I

00:02:19Have to

00:02:21succeed at any price

00:02:24Enforcing the roadblock

00:02:26the Italian

00:02:28must be first in

00:02:31Alexandria

00:02:36Very well, tell him we'll try brass ass bastards

00:02:44Get this for order to break through the Italians have to be the first to enter Alexandria with no automatic weapons fixed by your name

00:02:51Let's get those lime in

00:03:01Oh

00:03:20To massacre all of us into the trenches

00:03:31I

00:03:44Didn't ambushed again gotta get out. Give me those grenades corporal you take command keep everyone undercover

00:04:01I

00:04:31I

00:04:38Watched by the machine gun

00:05:01What is the sergeant major picking us off as easy as shooting fish in a barrel they didn't miss the captain

00:05:17We'll never get to join up with the Germans on this road. Nothing to get by here except an underfed ghost

00:05:23That's bad

00:05:25Pronto

00:05:26pronto pronto

00:05:28our attack thrown back

00:05:31heavy loss of personnel

00:05:33including captain de Angelis among the dead

00:05:36impossible mount counter-attack with forces available

00:05:39sign sergeant major Borey

00:05:55I

00:06:25Gentlemen if you please

00:06:33General Montgomery, I

00:06:36Actually have much to tell you so much the better

00:06:40In any case I very much like to explain something to you which you undoubtedly already know

00:06:47Ramon has been pinned down in front of the other main line and a pin down Rommel is already half-defeated

00:06:55He's no petrol and his men are exhausted

00:06:59with every day that passes

00:07:01We get stronger and they get weaker magnificent general can make

00:07:05But so far we've been the laughingstock of the world

00:07:08running away like rabbits

00:07:10Chased for 1,500 miles by a German Fox

00:07:14From now on I'll be the one to do the chasing quite right

00:07:18The Fox is already pinned down in his lair and couldn't get away from even the most amateur hunter

00:07:25Enhancing over this command. I

00:07:29Wish you good luck

00:07:33General Montgomery

00:07:44Gentlemen I believe the new commander-in-chief is waiting for you

00:07:48We'll all remember your command with great respect, thanks very much lumpin, but I'm the general in defeat

00:07:55Montgomery will be the general in victory

00:07:58Back in London. They don't have very many ideas, but those they do have a very clear a

00:08:05Defeated general has to be sacrificed

00:08:18I

00:08:23Want all the plans for pulling back prepared by my predecessor to be burned I

00:08:28Want all non-operative vehicles returned to the rear line?

00:08:32No one will be moving out here

00:08:34We're staying on dead or alive until Rommel surrenders

00:08:40That's all for the moment

00:08:43As of tomorrow we'll meet in my tent this fella smells

00:08:55He may be on the ball but compared to the airs he gives himself the Ghibli is a mere breeze

00:09:04Frontline between Ella main and El Catar

00:09:07I

00:09:09Am sure my jab article

00:09:11If you were on earth if you were in my boots, you wouldn't give battle

00:09:16You expect English to be defeated by playing handhounds

00:09:22If I had to arm a division small and

00:09:25The necessary fuel I could circle the Catara depression outflank the enemy and push straight to do it

00:09:33We are making the maximum effort to keep you surprised

00:09:36But the trouble is the shipping losses of our convoys in recent months are easily in excess of 60%

00:09:43The heavy units of our fleet can put to sea before your high command gets around to maintaining its promise to furnish us the fuel

00:09:50We need just one more battle will open the road to the oil supply of the Middle East

00:09:54And what that oil can win?

00:09:57If he gets it before the American

00:10:00Industrial strength is mobilized against the rest and the target is think only of their well-being. They'll never intervene

00:10:09Let's get moving and crush the English

00:10:12That's what the Fuhrer expects us to do. The opinion is not important. Can I drop?

00:10:17Speak of fact never mind the rhetoric you have leave to go

00:10:21To

00:10:25Just position on the southern front requires that division you ordered posted to us

00:10:29It's been reassigned to the 10th Army Group

00:10:32The Fulbright division is one of our best units as far as experience and the keep and go

00:10:37Good, man. Yeah

00:10:39means other mouth to feed

00:10:42Parachutists we already have we need tank

00:10:46Doctor

00:10:49Of course that as the field marshal's doctor

00:10:54Does it seem to you? He's been getting worse. You could say most men fail this time goes by my question was a precise one

00:10:59And you know, I have the authority to insist on an equally precise answer

00:11:04Yeah

00:11:05You know, he's suffering from a seriously inflamed kidney and of course nervous exhaustion is weakening

00:11:12He has only done his duty

00:11:15He has only done his duty

00:11:16However, I'm agreed. He must have a complete rest. I

00:11:20Report that to general Halder and you will sign with me

00:11:24I'd like I

00:11:44You

00:12:00All

00:12:03Where you going looking for lieutenant Borey with brothers

00:12:07He is the lieutenant of this company the fall down there somewhere

00:12:12Grats

00:12:22I'll the last night sergeant major

00:12:26Even if you just well there an hour ago are those are orders

00:12:31Oh

00:12:41Company

00:12:45Who's in command here captain do so but he's not here they called him to a meeting of a division

00:12:50Where the hell do you think you are?

00:12:53Back in training. Those are not blind. Those are cannon the English lay a barrage on you in the open. You've had it

00:12:58What's going on here?

00:13:01Giorgio

00:13:03Find you good

00:13:05Papa, very good

00:13:07Even though he grumbles all day long, but it's an old family failing. I know

00:13:11What were you saying to my men told him to dig foxholes here?

00:13:14You dig or you die those shells rain down on a day and night at least the foxhole safety from splinters

00:13:20You know, we didn't come out here to lead a mole's life and besides the temporary position

00:13:25I

00:13:29Get

00:13:32Who gave you orders

00:13:35Lieutenant in Rome. There's a girl who's going to give birth one of these days

00:13:38They're a baby, but not just a baby in general my first son

00:13:43You know, I'm trying to make sure I get to see him

00:13:48Put those shovels away

00:13:56You

00:14:09If you don't mind these men are taking orders from me not from you I

00:14:16Want to talk to you come on

00:14:19Big Mouth Louie

00:14:22I

00:14:24Don't care for all corpses. What's the matter with you?

00:14:27Papa told me it was all arranged for you to stay home as an instructor

00:14:30He tried to sure so that everybody could spit right in my face after the war is over

00:14:35But you prefer to come here and kill or be killed in Joe

00:14:38They shipped me here like a bag of macaroni, but you had a volunteer didn't you I pity you Claudio

00:14:44It's people like you who make the world despise us

00:14:48But thank God there aren't many of you left

00:14:51I

00:15:21I

00:15:40Didn't worry yes, why weren't these men undercover? I didn't think it was necessary sir

00:15:46It seemed it was necessary. I

00:15:48Hope if the war goes on you may get the idea, but keep in mind one thing in my company

00:15:53I want only live men not heroic corpses anyone who kills or gets killed without a reason is just plain stupid

00:16:00Yes

00:16:02Air reconnaissance made this photo a day before yesterday and this one was taken yesterday

00:16:06After the artillery had pounded them for 24 hours

00:16:09Major

00:16:14Baker the only logical conclusion

00:16:16Is that the artillery of your division a pretty bad shot?

00:16:19Sir, I personally observed the artillery barrage. I saw those fortifications blow up sky-high

00:16:24They couldn't rebuild them in such a short time. Certainly not under our guns. I

00:16:30Want you to organize a scouting expedition major?

00:16:33Order the artillery to stop as briefly as possible. Yes, sir

00:16:37You can go gentlemen

00:16:39I

00:17:10I

00:17:12Major

00:17:14As of now, we have 15 minutes. I still horror lead your squad in from left

00:17:19You the other side

00:17:21Nobody's to fire unless it's on a boiler

00:17:40It's

00:17:43Rotten grout

00:17:44wood major

00:17:47fake

00:17:48When I think of the ammo, we've wasted on these

00:17:51Dolls whole thing simulated major which doesn't rule out the chance of life

00:17:56How much time have we left there seven minutes major before the barrage starts again, so we didn't manage to destroy them, right?

00:18:02Well, at least we can destroy their strong point major

00:18:09Down

00:18:22Let's set it up good

00:18:30My fix is always asking for a canister I could take one of these back to her mouth

00:18:40Get rid of those sidearm

00:18:46Down on the pit all of you move you class bastards

00:18:56In a minute we'll be under fire from the artillery

00:18:59I'd better get started with the prisoners

00:19:01We're not permitted to take any prisoners because if we did the Nazis would know we've been here exposed that little trick

00:19:08But if we leave them here

00:19:11Unfortunately, we can't allow them to report our presence, but you can't even think of that

00:19:16They're prisoners that are not take command over the patrol and start the return march immediately

00:19:25Move out that turn go ahead sergeant. Thank God forgive us

00:19:30That was an order left her and Graham

00:19:34That's homicide

00:19:35We're soldiers not gangsters put away that weapon I won't permit the slaughter major

00:19:54You'll be all right

00:20:05I

00:20:30Got a miller got a miller

00:20:35I

00:20:58Collect their dog take

00:21:01A bear there remain a hop man

00:21:07Look what I found sir. Yeah over there in the sand

00:21:13They've been scoffed English

00:21:17Even though I knew it to be a repugnant act

00:21:20No other way was left or else the enemy would have been aware that we could no longer be fooled by their rules

00:21:25The surprise element would be lacking

00:21:27perfectly

00:21:28We're cut off the whole division

00:21:31I'll ask you to take over general Clifton with your highlanders. I'm really sir

00:21:36Tomorrow morning at dawn you'll cut through that false line and take the troops holding the right thing from the rail

00:21:41As soon as you've carried out that maneuver, we'll attack with everything we've got

00:21:48I trust you've nothing against our starting to win for a change

00:21:52No

00:21:54No access soldier would have been carrying that gun and it didn't get there by itself

00:21:58What you really mean is that our desert patrol was not wiped out by the English artillery

00:22:03That's what I mean colonel. There was no trace of a shell burst the vicinity of the body

00:22:07What's more if I usual practice doing an enemy barrage for the men to be dispersed?

00:22:12Instead of a huddle together pile of flesh. It's clear that the British discovered our trick

00:22:17Fireline man, that's strong point with live troops with real arms use only troops that fresh get them

00:22:26From the folder

00:22:29Repeat that they're all to remain absolutely immobile until my order regardless of what's going on

00:22:35Such that's the word. Nobody's to move an inch. We must look like we're dummies

00:22:49I

00:22:51Don't know what to do

00:22:53We must look like we're dummies

00:22:58Don't move they gotta believe we're fake

00:23:03Not very hard for the tenant he's never managed to look even half real

00:23:23Theatrical but obviously false major throw in a few mortar shells just to be sure

00:23:53You

00:24:01They're preparing to attack us with mortars nobody's to the gender file about my order

00:24:23Oh

00:24:36Stand up with you

00:24:38Wow

00:24:49Captain get back

00:25:00But I don't know forward

00:25:08What

00:25:38You

00:25:51Try not to fall lean on the cannon

00:26:02Lieutenant don't you know the captain is dead?

00:26:04That's it

00:26:34I

00:27:04I

00:27:18Leave you with me lieutenant. You mustn't risk it in the open

00:27:22Tell him to surrender

00:27:23Son when I want your advice I ask for it

00:27:27You you and you come on

00:27:30I

00:27:32Didn't come on now go on

00:27:45Nobody to shoot

00:27:51All of you stay here

00:27:56He wants to get a medal

00:28:00Oh

00:28:09Very well, I'm your prisoner. All right, let's go

00:28:16Oh

00:28:29Lieutenant doesn't give a damn we get knocked off. He'll get a leather medal made out of our hide

00:28:36Too

00:28:39Lousy pistol slugs

00:28:42He's gone poor guy saved that fool of lieutenant cut it out take him away get him along

00:28:49I

00:29:05Supposed you already know what it says read it read it

00:29:11I

00:29:15Feel set for this to get myself my shot everyone else

00:29:19Complete revision of African strategy requires the immediate presence here

00:29:23During your absence, which will be sufficiently long to allow you to rest and recuperate

00:29:28General Sturmer will assume command signed out of Hitler

00:29:33You've done very well get us up

00:29:36You're satisfied

00:29:38I

00:29:40Don't know man, you will handle the transfer of command with or without me the problems are same tanks and fuel

00:29:48If we have to take the oil of the Middle East and join up with our forces in the Caucasus

00:29:54This war won't be won in Russia alone

00:29:58But

00:30:00I'm sure you've had an airplane ready for me for some time

00:30:05Prepare for my departure

00:30:08I

00:30:16Wake up there go breakers the machine gun crews melting out there in the Sun

00:30:20They've been waiting a half hour for you to relieve. All right. I'm almost ready. Give me two minutes

00:30:25What do you mean? You're still half-naked?

00:30:27Certainly

00:30:36My throat's like a lesson nails you die of thirst not me

00:30:57You

00:31:07Soldier you know that water is rationed

00:31:11That water's got to last for all of us here until piranhas return to the supply I

00:31:18Knew you were a thief but not to the point of stealing the life of your buddies

00:31:23That water is life and you know it

00:31:27Thank you

00:31:30Thank you

00:31:46And now I'm going to make you cop up every last drop of that water ten times over

00:31:53on the double

00:31:54I'll never pull that again, sir

00:31:57Battle dress murder. Oh, come on. You can't I gave you an order full battle dress. Yes

00:32:13Bastard bastard water

00:32:27I

00:32:31Think you drink it all up

00:32:34Yeah, and if you want to drink calm down fellas, here's something better where sergeant major Borey is you can be sure there's one

00:32:57Ah

00:33:03Giorgio how you been good?

00:33:05Hey, what's this? I caught him stealing water

00:33:08What are you doing here? Oh nothing. I was just ordered here those men into anti-tank guns. Well, well, what a coincidence

00:33:17All right, so they sent me after all they had to send someone didn't they?

00:33:21Do you think I need a nurse made? Oh, no, George. Oh, I got no intention of sticking my neck out

00:33:27You come in dear. Don't worry

00:33:29Hey boys, let's have a little wine over

00:33:38If you want me to I can make him stop now I deserved it he should be shot

00:33:58Oh

00:34:11Come on

00:34:28Bastard

00:34:30Bastard

00:34:34Lieutenant lieutenant

00:34:37There's a captain outside from the panzer command

00:34:43Tell him to come in

00:34:47Will you come in sir?

00:34:51Lieutenant buddy

00:34:52Yes, sir

00:34:54Captain Hubert. Yes, captain

00:34:57We suspect that the English meant that artillery bombardment to keep us busy while they place some new minefields in front of our line

00:35:03That's possible

00:35:05We must make a sortie immediately to be sure I guess it's right you and one of your men will go along with our patrol

00:35:12Captain you can count on me, but my men are exhausted. I haven't slept for 24 hours

00:35:19Lieutenant it makes no difference at all to me if they are Italian

00:35:23But our commanding general stu me thinks it important that be any Italians go on the combat side by side

00:35:28All right, we get the point. I'll go with you. I wouldn't want to break up the axis

00:35:35During his reconnaissance you'll be under my orders

00:35:38Of course, of course. Oh you are watered

00:35:41the iron cross for the capture of general Clifton

00:35:43Field Marshal Rommel wanted to present this decoration to you personally, but there wasn't time before he left. Thank you

00:35:52Sergeant you take over usual gotcha. Yes, sir

00:35:58after you cut

00:36:04That poor old the party her cash in his chips to stay for that bastard metal

00:36:13I

00:36:44Captain Hoover

00:36:52Antipersonnel mine stop the others

00:37:02That explosion was one of our minds someone must have stepped on it. You can't be sure to one of our minds

00:37:08far a few rounds

00:37:13You

00:37:22Some German got it out there captain. I couldn't find him. He's got to be out there somewhere

00:37:27We better go back and get him. The orders were to determine whether this zone was mined and we have the proof we need

00:37:34It's useless to risk other lives searching for one casualty

00:37:37useless nice and logical

00:37:40Captain do you mind if we walk back to the stronghold? We know the way as you wish lieutenant fighter

00:37:59Sergeant

00:38:04Lieutenant come on

00:38:09I

00:38:39Get going

00:39:01Hold your fire. Can't you see is wounded?

00:39:05Hey, you put that pistol on the ground

00:39:16On your feet get your head I can walk

00:39:35Oh

00:39:48Who goes there

00:39:53Italia

00:39:55He's

00:40:02Lost a lot of blood get into the medics. No. Hey Italian

00:40:17If you think you're going to try and question me you're wasting your breath I

00:40:21Don't know anything. I haven't seen anything. I have no information to give you whatsoever

00:40:27I'm infantry lieutenant, Giorgio Borey of the Royal Italian Army. My serial number is to wait for two or two

00:40:35That's all

00:40:38Perhaps you are under the impression that we torture prisoners of war

00:40:44Your English

00:40:47That's enough

00:40:48There's a

00:40:50Rather large number of your fellow soldiers in our hands who have testified to the humane treatment they've received

00:41:06Cup of tea

00:41:11There's no reason why we can't talk a bit as officers and gentlemen without violating your military code

00:41:19You

00:41:33If that leg having you very badly I can give you a sedative no

00:41:41As you please it's up to you Sergeant

00:41:46This one could be infected it needs medication

00:41:52Prisoners health examination compound for this one watch out needs treatment. Yes

00:42:09Lieutenant yes, I

00:42:16Do

00:42:18Thanks

00:42:26We had to amputate this man's leg, but we kept him alive and

00:42:33That Italian who brought him in he wounded too. No, he's suffering from total exhaustion

00:42:42Pick up

00:42:45Pick up

00:42:51Yes, it's captain over

00:42:55Are you feeling better? Yeah. Yes. Thank you captain better. I

00:43:01Want to thank you for what you have done

00:43:05Are you talking about that German soldier you brought out at the minefield?

00:43:09Why did you risk your life to say from sergeant? I?

00:43:13I don't know. I don't know captain. We're just made that way

00:43:31I'll hit that Benz. I mean that well my shot

00:43:43Welcome my dear Rommel, how are you?

00:43:46I've been told that your head was not except I didn't come here to talk about my health can about holder

00:43:51I'm sure in the trouble is if you isn't here to receive you operations on the Russian front of Soviet completely

00:43:57But yes me to help you solve the difficulty

00:44:01difficulties

00:44:0370,000 men are about to be lost in Africa through the blindness of this command and you speak of difficulties blindness

00:44:10Of the Fuhrer Feldmarschall

00:44:15Obviously the Fuhrer was never informed of the desperate situation the Fuhrer knows all my dear Rommel

00:44:20He must know that victory depends on a campaign rush the front in Africa is naturally a secondary one

00:44:27The let's get out of it. I mean and

00:44:30Withdraw to positions were able to defend that's an order the Fuhrer will never give the prestige of the soldiers of the German right

00:44:36Can't afford the damage of a humiliating defeat

00:44:41which means

00:44:43I'm through

00:44:45my head

00:44:47For a long time now that you have been very much worried about your head

00:44:51Because of this he begs that you put yourself under physician's care. It's reserved you an apartment in a splendid clinic in family

00:44:58Once you're there, you'll have peace and quility and a good long rest. I'm sure you need

00:45:04any dress

00:45:06Not retirement

00:45:29I've noticed there is a ditch on the other side of the barbed wire

00:45:33Once we get over that wire, they will have a damn hard time finding us

00:45:38Now how many are willing to give it a go?

00:45:41You must think we are nuts lieutenant. They told us to come here and fight so we did they said shoot Englishmen

00:45:47We shot Englishmen now, we're just prisoners for us. The war is finished stop

00:45:52kaput

00:45:53We get plenty of food and beer. What else do we need ask the crowd?

00:45:58Maybe they feel like risking their necks going back into that hell

00:46:03Well, it's up to you fellows I'm going

00:46:13Good luck

00:46:20You got catch lieutenant I wish you luck

00:46:25Thanks

00:46:33All right, you geezers on your feet you're taking a trip on your feet you're bloody walk

00:47:03I

00:47:30Keep it

00:47:33Keep it

00:48:03Oh

00:48:33Oh

00:48:49Get out of that car and throw away your gun

00:49:04Oh

00:49:11Sorry fellows now, it's your turn to walk

00:49:26You know, it's Kapow, but it's the English up there

00:49:33What English you punch-drunk those left hooks to the head got you seeing things but they were right there I saw them

00:49:46There you see I'm seeing things all right

00:49:48I

00:49:59Back the louse. It's just our luck

00:50:01I'm gonna shoot him by mistake

00:50:04We'll never have another chance like this. You want to get stood up against the wall?

00:50:12Only the good get pumped off

00:50:15Oh

00:50:20Welcome back. So you've got away. How the hell did you do it and don't leave out anything you feel?

00:50:26All right, you're hungry thirsty. Oh, I'm fine

00:50:28Hey, what's wrong? You hurt yourself? Yeah, let me help. It's nothing I can manage by myself. Huh? You sure he like that. It's not

00:50:37Fine there's something for you in that Jeep

00:50:45If only this one took the lead in here

00:50:49Welcome back lieutenant

00:50:55Thanks, sir

00:50:57With your permission, sir. Go ahead

00:51:00All right, bring it up boys. Bring it up

00:51:04I'll divide that stuff

00:51:07The meat

00:51:10It basically

00:51:13What's that crackers, all right, put it here

00:51:21Well, perhaps they're happy now that I've come back, you know, George

00:51:24Oh, I guess when they explain the psychology of the Italian soldier to your class at officer's school. You weren't there

00:51:32My plan has been approved by Field Marshal Montgomery himself

00:51:36This is a false map of our minefields, but it's been prepared so carefully even the war office couldn't have take the count of it

00:51:44Now it's only a matter of finding someone who's ready to go out and wave it under the enemy's nose

00:51:57I'm ready major Baker. Very well Graham

00:52:01But I should warn you this is an extremely dangerous mission you might not come back once major you said that war has no rules

00:52:09You said that a man's conscience is any problem

00:52:12Anything I can do to help save England from defeat is worth doing whatever the risk

00:52:17I'm not prepared to argue with that very well Graham

00:52:21At nightfall you'll move out of the desert for the 10-man patrol

00:52:23You'll force the enemy's hands surprising him and engaging him in a close-quarter fight and it must be done

00:52:28This map is to be found by the Germans in your Jeep, which you'll abandon after the action

00:52:33I'll do my best

00:52:39Lieutenant

00:52:41We'll be needing your type of man when this is finally over

00:52:47Thank you, sir

00:52:59Oh

00:53:01We're winning the war there's people eating like this

00:53:04You know what? I say that slob of lieutenant is getting a lot more likable would be like this

00:53:11The British I

00:53:16Got to know lieutenant

00:53:20He seemed just like one of us

00:53:24Uh, you want oriental at the back or English tobacco, huh sergeant, yeah, they all taste the same just give me a cigarette

00:53:34Hey

00:53:35Is that noise couple?

00:53:37What noise I didn't hear any noise. This is all those rocks. You've got in your head boy

00:53:41Oh, yeah, sounds like the motor of a Jeep. It's a good thing that Christmas comes only once a year, sir

00:53:48Hey, you got a cigarette for me since this Britannic. Magic is treating

00:53:53Oh

00:54:23Oh

00:54:53Oh

00:55:12Him why him

00:55:14Him

00:55:21He was the one lieutenant

00:55:25Yes, no Santa Claus not this time sergeant

00:55:34Very good

00:55:40Come on Jojo

00:55:45You

00:55:48Mustn't think of him now as a man

00:55:51Only as a dead enemy

00:55:54Lieutenant

00:55:57This seems to be a map of the English minefields

00:56:02Well, it certainly looks like one we'd better get it through to headquarters right away get me a messenger

00:56:09Oh

00:56:11Three paths through the minefields

00:56:18It's like an invitation to a wedding or to a funeral

00:56:21I'm unable to understand why we still miss first this map. It's been subjected to every test known to science

00:56:29It's a risky card to lead with

00:56:32However, I confess it's tempting. You have to try it. You know, it's too much

00:56:37The enemy's preparing to attack us and we sit here like sparrows on a branch waiting to be shut down

00:56:41We must prevent it

00:56:43The Fuhrer would never pardon this command if you let this opportunity sit through our fingers the Fuhrer

00:56:49Is mercifully not here. He's our commander-in-chief. We are in the same fidelity and obedience. We demand from the troops under us

00:56:58Sorry, sir

00:57:00An attack and forth through the center utilizing the three passages marked cliff mines

00:57:06What do you say Vantama?

00:57:08You're the commander

00:57:11Prepare orders for the operation

00:57:14Tonight's English. We'll have an unpleasant surprise

00:57:36You

00:57:52The enemy's walking into the trap

00:57:54For which we can thank for lieutenant Graham

00:57:58Order the artillery to lay down a curtain barrage as soon as the last tank has entered the target area

00:58:06I

00:58:36Received and understood

00:58:43Ready

00:59:06Because

00:59:12My dear felt Michelle Rommel it is in the supreme interest of Germany that we must act

00:59:17I only hope at the Alcanar is that for you Germany is not just an abstract word for me

00:59:23It means the German people. I

00:59:25know

00:59:26That's why we're here. I

00:59:29Hate fanatics and consider them dangerous. They are dangerous Admiral

00:59:35But the trouble is when things go wrong

00:59:39The Germans say

00:59:41We need a strong man. Yeah

00:59:44But finally the moment arrived when we say we don't need them anymore

00:59:49You may be right

00:59:56Alvin

00:59:59You

01:00:02Maybe about

01:00:04Your husband has shown himself to be a real sailor

01:00:08In the finest tradition of the service. He braved high winds and stormy seas and brought us safely into port

01:00:14Shall we have an aperitif? Well, what is it this arrived just now from Supreme Command for you?

01:00:28I

01:00:30Don't launched an attack not half our armored vehicles

01:00:35Still mister

01:00:38Hitler wants me to go back to Africa

01:00:40If you'll excuse me, but you really haven't been cured yet, please back for me, dear. I

01:00:46Must leave here immediately as you wish Alvin

01:00:51I'll be there. Then. I can Iris

01:00:53I

01:00:57Try to salvage whatever is still salvageable

01:01:01But I do agree with you

01:01:04That man's no longer needed

01:01:07Yes, Corporal Hitler

01:01:11That's what you came to hear me say

01:01:15Well, I said it may God go with you Ronald

01:01:23Hey

01:01:27These gentlemen

01:01:31When I assume command of the Eighth Army I

01:01:33promised you and myself

01:01:36That I would destroy the Axis forces in North Africa

01:01:39Now the Germans have no more tanks, but they do have guns a lot of them

01:01:44You must eliminate all the tank traps and strong points through which we must pass in order to take the enemy from the rear

01:01:51The bombardment will begin at 2100 hours sharp. May the God of battle be with us

01:02:01Fire one

01:02:20I

01:02:50Do act like you're tired of living jailbird you mind if I have a look too

01:02:56But she's a prostitute who'd you think it was the duty

01:03:03We have to stay here and die like bloody idiots, why doesn't our artillery open up?

01:03:15Hello hello

01:03:17Hello

01:03:48My dukes is right

01:03:54Let's get out of here

01:03:57Stay where you are. There's no cover out there much

01:04:17No, but what doesn't matter play it

01:04:40Come back here

01:04:42See

01:04:44Can't you hear me?

01:04:46You too. Come on

01:04:49That's the stuff boys sing loud and clear and you'll all wind up on the stage

01:05:03Sing like a bunch of crows you're all black. Come on you crew toes

01:05:12You

01:05:42Ah

01:06:12You

01:06:24Let out a yell, will you

01:06:27The silence is more than my ears can take I'll show him what I think of their barrage

01:06:31Hey, you lie me

01:06:34If your aim was as good as mine, and we'd be dead

01:06:42I

01:06:52Do you like the war lieutenant

01:06:57Bennett Italian headquarters call they say they suffered heavy losses behind the lines and they want to know what the situation is here

01:07:03Tell them we're counting our dead and wounded and tell them we need ambulance. Yes, sir

01:07:33And

01:07:41The transmission

01:07:42Isla

01:07:44Operations report for the past 24 hours. It took a long time to compile but it's a very complete analysis of the situation

01:07:51Thank you, but I won't have time to read it

01:07:54The English offensive extends along the entire front. Yes felt much

01:07:57I'll their mains armoured has already put out of action considerably more than half of our artillery

01:08:04And was the barrage equally intense in all sectors

01:08:07No, the southern front has obviously been hit the hardest particularly the sector held by the full grade division and the ramp get

01:08:16Probably the point at which Montgomery intends to concentrate his forces for a break through the Oaks

01:08:22Turning our flank and cutting us off from any possibility

01:08:26Of retreat but

01:08:28It's already too late to extricate our troops, I figure we'd need about 24 hours before we'd reach Tobruk with the motorized units

01:08:36Montgomery won't allow us all that time. The Führer would not be happy to hear felt much for Rommel's proposing to lead a retreat

01:08:42Please do not interrupt

01:08:45We must take the risk if Montgomery grabs a spearhead through our weakened southern front. It will mean utter disaster

01:08:54You know very well

01:08:55That the rank and for the divisions have to be sacrificed

01:08:59The armoured division are yet there will furnish support with every means at their disposal

01:09:05While Montgomery is trying to break through the point, which is most heavily defended we'll have time to

01:09:11Beat a retreat or to Brooks, but the plans risky if the enemy out gets us. This is probable. They won't out get us

01:09:18Explain to division commander Frank and Fulgore

01:09:22The supreme necessity that they hold out for more than 24 hours

01:09:26But the other Italian divisions will have no transport. They can't possibly get away

01:09:30It's not my fault of Mussolini sent his people off to war without the necessary means

01:09:35Send out the orders immediately lieutenant

01:09:40I'm division commander sign, please

01:09:43Sign please wanna shot a grappa. I better not lieutenant. I'm in a hurry

01:10:06What is it Oh nothing you and your men have to return to the area the Fulgore is to remain here

01:10:13Call up your men and get moving. Will you do anti-tank guns? Stay here. What are you holding out on?

01:10:20Sergeant major body don't be a bloody nuisance. You got your orders get in the mouth. Forget you're the brass. What's that message say?

01:10:31You're on

01:10:34During the 24 hours beginning midnight, November 3rd

01:10:37Any enemy attack must be resisted to the last man stop all best of the air units will return to their respective command stop

01:10:44Anti-tank weapons that are remain with defending troops

01:10:49Get on it

01:10:50Hold it. He wouldn't understand. I'm not leaving you here to face it alone

01:10:53I'm staying with you. Now. You stop trying to play the hero get your men and get out of your Georgia. Listen to me

01:10:59Get your men and get out of your Georgia listen to me leave at least for once

01:11:12There's a dairy boy, come on you no good son of a bitch

01:11:23It won't start get out

01:11:25All

01:11:27Right boys out of the truck

01:11:30We got out of the retreat by any available means and this is all we got

01:11:43Be waiting for you

01:11:49That's much

01:11:56To all eighth army troops from the commanding officer, etc, etc

01:12:02How long to dawn it every an hour, sir

01:12:07Officers and men

01:12:09We've now reached a decisive phase of the war I

01:12:15Promised you I would chase the German Fox

01:12:18That moment has now arrived

01:12:21We have first-class equipment

01:12:24Fine tanks good cannon and sufficient ammunition

01:12:30Each one of us is going to battle

01:12:34With the determination to see it through to the bitter end

01:12:38To fight to kill and finally to it

01:12:45If each one of us does exactly that

01:12:48We should crush the enemy

01:12:51And sweep him out of northern Africa

01:13:24To the east

01:13:27To the east

01:13:30To the east

01:13:33To the east

01:13:36To the east

01:13:39To the east

01:13:42To the east

01:13:45To the east

01:13:48To the east

01:13:50To the east

01:13:53To the east

01:13:56To the east

01:13:59To the east

01:14:02To the east

01:14:05To the east

01:14:08To the east

01:14:11To the east

01:14:14To the east

01:14:17To the east

01:14:20To the east

01:14:23To the east

01:14:26To the east

01:14:29To the east

01:14:32To the east

01:14:35To the east

01:14:38To the east

01:14:41To the east

01:14:44To the east

01:14:47To the east

01:14:50To the east

01:14:53To the east

01:14:56To the east

01:14:59To the east

01:15:02To the east

01:15:05To the east

01:15:08To the east

01:15:11To the east

01:15:14To the east

01:15:17To the east

01:15:21You must gain the victory even if you have to fight to the last man

01:15:25Adolf Hitler

01:15:27Stop the retreat! Halt! Stop the retreat!

01:15:31This position has to be held! Orders from the Führer!

01:15:34Halt! Halt!

01:15:37We are trapped!

01:15:41I am in command here. Keep out of this!

01:15:43These men are worth more to Germany than the worth of a maniac!

01:15:50What are you waiting for? Go on! Go on!

01:15:53To the east

01:15:56To the east

01:15:59To the east

01:16:02To the east

01:16:19Sergeant Major, I can't go on.

01:16:24Get up.

01:16:29We are not going to leave you here.

01:16:32Let's go.

01:16:53To the east

01:16:56To the east

01:16:59To the east

01:17:15Mamma mia, a million tanks!

01:17:23To the east

01:17:31Hey, Gilbert, you're supposed to be a safe cracker.

01:17:33Let's see you open up that strongbox.

01:17:39Fire!

01:17:54I don't even hear these ones.

01:17:56Fire!

01:18:01Go on, load it! To the hull of that tank!

01:18:15Go on, load her again!

01:18:17Send a message right in the mouth!

01:18:19Boom!

01:18:21They're finished!

01:18:36Look, those are our tanks!

01:18:38See, it's the Ariete tank!

01:18:52To the east

01:19:00Portuguese against Palestinians.

01:19:02What can they do?

01:19:21To the east

01:19:42Look there, Lieutenant.

01:19:52The last two shells, Lieutenant.

01:19:54Load them!

01:19:57Fire!

01:20:01Fire!

01:20:08Let's get them with the bottles!

01:20:12Ready!

01:20:14Over the top or you wish you were dead!

01:20:17Let's go!

01:20:21Fire!

01:20:25Fire at once!

01:20:30Snake up!

01:20:37Lieutenant!

01:20:39Hello, Ariete Command.

01:20:41All our tanks have been destroyed.

01:20:44The battalion does not exist anymore.

01:20:46Over and out. Forward!

01:21:09Fire!

01:21:39Fire!

01:21:58You'll never see your father again.

01:22:09The Ariete Armored Division has been annihilated.

01:22:11But a few strong points are still resisting.

01:22:13The sandstorm has reduced visibility to where our tanks are having difficulty maneuvering.

01:22:17We shall see nothing at all shortly.

01:22:19Then the weakest will have an advantage.

01:22:21Order all units to return to their bases.

01:22:23Yes, sir.

01:22:28Another one gone.

01:22:30Put him in the ditch.

01:22:33Another one gone.

01:22:35Put him in the ditch.

01:22:46He's the 131st.

01:22:57I know what you're thinking.

01:22:59The Vought Company doesn't exist anymore.

01:23:01No use worrying about it.

01:23:03The men really fought.

01:23:05Well...

01:23:07I think every one of you deserves a medal.

01:23:10Lieutenant, excuse the expression.

01:23:12But medals don't mean a frigid thing.

01:23:15I want to live to see my son.

01:23:17For us, it'll be enough to get home and...

01:23:22And I mean not in a box.

01:23:24All right, then.

01:23:26We can stay here...

01:23:28and let the British take us prisoner.

01:23:31Or we can beat it...

01:23:33and let them take us tomorrow.

01:23:35Now...

01:23:37you will all decide.

01:23:39I'm not going to issue any orders.

01:23:42The Germans asked us to resist for 24 hours.

01:23:45To protect their rear.

01:23:46They got transport, of course.

01:23:49They even loaded all the personal luggage of the officers.

01:23:53But no Italians are writing. You can bet on that.

01:23:56Appio...

01:23:58that's a difference to us.

01:24:00The 24 hours aren't up yet.

01:24:03Those poor bastards are there retreating on foot.

01:24:05We need another day.

01:24:08Maybe only a few more hours.

01:24:10Cut the fooling around!

01:24:11What are we supposed to fight the English with, Lieutenant Borey?

01:24:13Maybe with stones?

01:24:16Well, there's more than just stones here.

01:24:19And up in the desert.

01:24:21There's fire bottles that were left over.

01:24:23We got sticks of dynamite.

01:24:27Wait.

01:24:28You meant mines.

01:24:29There's millions of them out there.

01:24:39There are two trucks behind the hill.

01:24:41The captain said you could take them.

01:24:43But don't go along this path.

01:24:45It's already in the hands of the English.

01:24:47And the Brescia and Pavia divisions?

01:24:49They were surrounded.

01:24:51And cut to pieces.

01:24:52An English armored division broke through the center.

01:24:56Strong point, Captain.

01:24:58Must warn them.

01:24:59You, take command.

01:25:01Get off.

01:25:13Let's go, gang.

01:25:15We'll take the sightseeing bus.

01:25:22Let's go.

01:25:53The tanks may advance again.

01:25:55Give the order to cease fire.

01:26:23Water.

01:26:25Give me some water.

01:26:38Where do you live, Lieutenant, son?

01:26:42Up there.

01:26:43Mines.

01:26:46Mine fields.

01:26:48The ones that are left.

01:26:52Just don't get panicky.

01:26:54You'll be all right.

01:26:55I'll be back.

01:26:57Here, take this.

01:27:22They're all matches.

01:27:27I wonder how many of us will see the suns.

01:27:30They're all matches.

01:27:35I wonder how many of us will see the suns.

01:28:00Granucci, where's the lieutenant?

01:28:08Hey, Sergeant Major.

01:28:10What are you doing here?

01:28:11Oh, great, the vision's gone.

01:28:13It's all over for us.

01:28:15I must warn the lieutenant.

01:28:17But how?

01:28:18Isn't that Robert's town down there?

01:28:20I don't know.

01:28:21I'm afraid so.

01:28:22I'm afraid so.

01:28:23I'm afraid so.

01:28:25I'm afraid so.

01:28:26I'm afraid so.

01:28:28Isn't that Robert's tow down there?

01:28:30Stay here, Sergeant Major.

01:28:32I'll go.

01:28:58I'm afraid so.

01:29:28I'm afraid so.

01:29:30I'm afraid so.

01:29:58I'm afraid so.

01:30:28I'm afraid so.

01:30:30I'm afraid so.

01:30:59You'll pay for that.

01:31:15Here!

01:31:18Giorgio!

01:31:20Giorgio!

01:31:24Giorgio!

01:31:29Giorgio!

01:31:30Go away!

01:31:31Run!

01:31:37Surrender!

01:31:38We're defeated!

01:31:39The whole front's on collapse!

01:31:46Giorgio!

01:31:59Giorgio.

01:32:01You should have been with the others.

01:32:05Save yourself.

01:32:08At least you.

01:32:10The others...

01:32:12The others are all safe now.

01:32:15My brother and I did it.

01:32:17We saved them, Giorgio.

01:32:25Come down here, Giorgio!

01:32:28No!

01:32:30Giorgio!

01:32:52The last tanks are coming in.

01:32:54I'm happy to report we have suffered only minimum losses so far.

01:32:58One day they'll say the real victory of Ramos...

01:33:01...was his retreat from El Alamein.

01:33:28All right, men. Shape up.

01:33:35Line up by trees.

01:33:59Warrant officers, too.

01:34:01Non-commissioned soldiers, eight, sir.

01:34:28Forward company, forward...

01:34:32...march!

01:34:42Attention...

01:34:44...left!

01:34:58Forward company, forward...

01:35:01...march!

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