Escape from Germany.2024 Drama Movie

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00:02:22We've got to get home.
00:02:24How far away do we live?
00:02:26I mean, home, home.
00:02:30How long have you been out?
00:02:3226 months, 4 days.
00:02:34So I'll be going back to Idaho soon.
00:02:36Hallelujah.
00:02:38Germans are fine folks,
00:02:40but their leaders have some
00:02:42cockeyed ideas.
00:02:48Yeah, well, I heard that some German officials
00:02:50are trying to have the New Testament rewritten
00:02:52to show that Jesus wasn't a Jew.
00:02:56What's that?
00:03:20Foreigners and foreign writers
00:03:22A no to the books of traitors
00:03:24Immigrants and foreign writers
00:03:26How could they think
00:03:28that New Germany
00:03:30Foreign writers
00:03:32How could they think
00:03:34that New Germany
00:03:36The pure Germany
00:03:38Foreign writers
00:03:40How could they think
00:03:42that New Germany
00:03:44The pure Germany
00:03:46Hello.
00:03:48Hello.
00:03:56What books did you bring to our party?
00:04:00Nothing.
00:04:04Let me see.
00:04:06What's he doing?
00:04:08Don't do anything.
00:04:10I haven't read it yet,
00:04:12but it's supposed to be swell.
00:04:18Danke schön.
00:04:24Haut ab, ihr Drecksmormonen.
00:04:28Well, danke to you too.
00:04:40Hey, what's the big idea?
00:04:42Time to go, Elder.
00:04:56It'll take a while to get an answer.
00:04:58I'll have to get back to you on that.
00:05:00Danke schön, Elder Dursch.
00:05:10Danke.
00:05:40Oh, sorry, sir. He's at a mission conference.
00:05:42Are you able to get a message to him?
00:05:44Yes, sir.
00:05:46This is very important, Elder. Please write this down.
00:05:52This is President Wood.
00:05:54President, this is Elder Barnes.
00:05:56I have an urgent message for you
00:05:58from President Heber J. Grant.
00:06:02Go ahead.
00:06:04In three days, the German army will invade Poland.
00:06:06Evacuate the mission to Holland or Denmark,
00:06:08but get them out immediately.
00:06:14Okay.
00:06:16Hurry to the General Consul's office,
00:06:18check on this, and then
00:06:20I'll let you know where to send them.
00:06:24Hello, Elder Barnes.
00:06:26How can I help you?
00:06:28I have something very important for the Consul General.
00:06:30I'm hoping to see him.
00:06:32Okay.
00:06:38Good to see you again, sir.
00:06:40Oh, yes.
00:06:42What can I do for you, Elder?
00:06:44We have been informed by our Church President
00:06:46that in three days,
00:06:48the German army will invade Poland.
00:06:50I wanted to ask what you know of the situation.
00:06:54In three days?
00:06:56Yes, sir.
00:06:58Have a seat.
00:07:28This is from our embassy in Berlin.
00:07:30At this time, there is no indication
00:07:32of any German military movement.
00:07:36So, Elder Barnes,
00:07:38our military attache has no knowledge
00:07:40of any such aggressive activity
00:07:42on the part of the Nazi army.
00:07:46From what source did your Church President
00:07:48get this information?
00:07:52I would say he got it from the Lord, sir.
00:07:54He is a prophet.
00:07:58Son,
00:08:00our U.S. military
00:08:02has the finest intelligence in the world.
00:08:04If I may, sir,
00:08:06I believe President Heber J. Grant
00:08:08has a better source of intelligence
00:08:10than the U.S. military.
00:08:12You really said that to him?
00:08:14Yavo!
00:08:16All right, then.
00:08:18Call him. Wire him.
00:08:20Send pigeons.
00:08:22Any way to get to them and tell our missionaries to get out.
00:08:24Yes, President.
00:08:26Holden's been good to us. Send him to Rotterdam.
00:08:28Yes, President.
00:08:30I'll be back in a couple hours.
00:08:32Yes, President.
00:08:34All right.
00:08:36How about you finish unpacking,
00:08:38then we'll get going?
00:08:40What are you doing?
00:08:42Well,
00:08:44the hard thing right now is everybody's scared stiff
00:08:46they're going to war again.
00:08:48Can't get anybody to talk about the Gospel.
00:08:50So I've been spending a lot of time
00:08:52on my homecoming talk.
00:08:54Yeah, well, I heard that Adolf Hitler
00:08:56actually likes our church
00:08:58because we believe in being subject
00:09:00to kings, rulers, and obeying
00:09:02and sustaining the law.
00:09:12We just got word from President Wood.
00:09:14Leave immediately for Rotterdam.
00:09:16Where's Rotterdam?
00:09:18That's the deal.
00:09:20That's all I was told.
00:09:24Let's go. We'll call President.
00:09:28Where's Rotterdam?
00:09:38Yes, President.
00:09:40I will extend a call to someone.
00:09:42He needs back at the mission office.
00:09:44We're going to get Elder and Sister Goltz.
00:09:46Who's Elder and Sister Goltz?
00:09:48Are they missionaries? Slow down.
00:09:50Oh, yeah.
00:09:52I understand what you are saying,
00:09:54but it is not necessary
00:09:56for us to leave.
00:09:58We face no danger
00:10:00in our own fatherland.
00:10:02Whether there is danger or not,
00:10:04President Wood sent me to get you to leave.
00:10:06My patriarchal blessing promises me
00:10:08I will serve a mission
00:10:10in Germany.
00:10:12I have not finished my mission,
00:10:14so I will not go.
00:10:28Sister Goltz,
00:10:30can you convince your husband
00:10:32to leave?
00:10:36He is boss.
00:10:38What?
00:10:44Am I the only one that wants to go home
00:10:46or out here?
00:10:54You should probably go with him.
00:10:56Yeah?
00:10:58Yeah.
00:11:02But, President, I said all of that.
00:11:04They won't leave.
00:11:06Now go back and get them.
00:11:08Yes, President.
00:11:14Oh, boy.
00:11:16What do you mean, oh, boy? What?
00:11:18Nein! Nein!
00:11:20Here is what I see.
00:11:22I have faith in my patriarchal blessing,
00:11:24but you, you have not!
00:11:26This is not a matter of faith.
00:11:28This is a matter of obedience.
00:11:30President Wood said we must leave,
00:11:32so we must leave.
00:11:36Unglaublich!
00:11:38Lächerlich!
00:11:40Zweimut!
00:11:42Glaubentlich! Unglaublich!
00:11:46Sister Goltz,
00:11:48you've got to do something.
00:11:50If you don't,
00:11:52there is a huge possibility
00:11:54you will be stuck here through a war.
00:11:56And if that happens,
00:11:58you may never see your family again.
00:12:06This thing is for sure.
00:12:08My parents were German.
00:12:10My grandparents were German.
00:12:12I am German,
00:12:14and I will never leave this country.
00:12:16Papa?
00:12:18Papa, I go.
00:12:36She is Boss.
00:12:38We will go.
00:13:06President Biel,
00:13:08we are ordered by all the missionaries
00:13:10to leave Germany immediately.
00:13:20Nothing to hear.
00:13:22Sister Heibel,
00:13:24you are to report
00:13:26to the mission home in Frankfurt.
00:13:28Sister Rosenhan,
00:13:30we will get you to the train station
00:13:32and on your way to Holland.
00:13:34You are not to wait for anyone else.
00:13:38I must have my passport stamped.
00:13:40Yes,
00:13:42and you should buy your ticket on to London.
00:13:46But I'm not going to London.
00:13:50The spirit tells me
00:13:52do this.
00:14:04Rudolf?
00:14:06Guten Tag, Elders.
00:14:08We've received a new missionary.
00:14:10This is Elder...
00:14:12Anderson.
00:14:14Guten Tag, Elder Anderson.
00:14:16Rudolf,
00:14:18I cannot continue as branch president.
00:14:20We've been told to leave the country.
00:14:22We are here to call and set you apart
00:14:24as the new branch president.
00:14:26I can't.
00:14:28You can.
00:14:30I know you've only been here for a few days.
00:14:32You can.
00:14:34I know you've only been a member for a few months,
00:14:36but you will learn as you serve.
00:14:38I received a military summons
00:14:40an hour ago.
00:14:42I leave today.
00:14:50May we give you a blessing?
00:14:54Bitte.
00:15:02Sie wollen also nach London.
00:15:04Ohne britischen Schnäppel geht das nicht.
00:15:06Und warum nicht?
00:15:08Weil das britische Konsulat
00:15:10geschlossen hat
00:15:12und alle Mitarbeiter
00:15:14das Land verlassen haben.
00:15:16Wenn Sie dann bitte wenigstens
00:15:18Ihren Reisepass für die Ausreise stampfen.
00:15:22Sie werden auch ins Ruhe kommen müssen.
00:15:24Warum?
00:15:26Weil der Verantwortliche
00:15:28des Bundes
00:15:30weil der Verantwortliche
00:15:32dafür schon gegangen ist.
00:15:34Brauchen Sie auch einen Stempel?
00:15:36Ich bin Deutsche.
00:15:38Ich werde Deutschland
00:15:40mit oder ohne Stempel in meinem Ausweis verlassen.
00:15:42Sie werden ohne Stempel
00:15:44im Pass die Grenze
00:15:46nicht überqueren.
00:15:50Unser Prophet hat uns gesagt,
00:15:52dass wir gehen sollen.
00:15:54Und ich werde dem Propheten folgen.
00:16:00Danke.
00:16:02Vielen Dank.
00:16:04Danke schön.
00:16:06Auf Wiedersehen.
00:16:08Auf Wiedersehen.
00:16:10Tschüss.
00:16:20Wir haben nur einen Moment.
00:16:22Ja, wir machen schnell.
00:16:24Wir beeilen los.
00:16:26Liebling!
00:16:28Liebling!
00:16:30Die Sprechstunden
00:16:32wollen sich verabschieden.
00:16:34Auf Wiedersehen.
00:16:36Walter,
00:16:38das ist vom Militär.
00:16:40Du musst heute gehen.
00:16:46Alles ändert sich.
00:16:48Wir leben in zweier Zeit.
00:16:56Hallo.
00:17:10Brother Lutz,
00:17:12all missionaries have been told
00:17:14to leave Germany.
00:17:16We are here to call you
00:17:18and set you apart as branch president.
00:17:22But
00:17:24I am only a priest.
00:17:30You are all the Lord has.
00:17:36President Wood,
00:17:38this is Joseph Fielding Smith.
00:17:40I'm here in Europe,
00:17:42so I'm checking on the evacuation.
00:17:44Have you been able to reach
00:17:46your missionaries?
00:17:48Well, we're not sure.
00:17:50I don't have telephones, so it's a matter of sending out wires
00:17:52to get them through.
00:17:54Have you assigned some elders
00:17:56to make sure the others know what to do?
00:18:00It would be a great miracle
00:18:02if we were able to get them all out
00:18:04before this thing blows up.
00:18:08Um...
00:18:10I'll see that gets done,
00:18:12Elder Smith.
00:18:16Hallo.
00:18:18Wie geht's?
00:18:20Siebold!
00:18:24Hi, Tomato.
00:18:26Hey, Spud.
00:18:28Miss Anna.
00:18:30Elder Siebold,
00:18:32President Wood wants to see you right now.
00:18:34Later, Tater.
00:18:38Elder, let me tell you a story.
00:18:40Just before the Spanish-American War,
00:18:42President William McKinley
00:18:44had to get an important message
00:18:46to the leader of the revolutionaries,
00:18:48but Garcia was already in hiding.
00:18:50And someone said to the president,
00:18:52there's this fella named Rowan.
00:18:54He's tenacious.
00:18:56He'll find Garcia for you if anybody can.
00:18:58So,
00:19:00Rowan was sent for,
00:19:02and he was given a letter to deliver to Garcia.
00:19:04Rowan landed
00:19:06on the coast of Cuba by night
00:19:08and disappeared
00:19:10into the jungle.
00:19:12Three weeks later,
00:19:14he steps out on the other side of the island,
00:19:16having traversed
00:19:18a hostile country on foot
00:19:20and, against all odds,
00:19:22had delivered the letter to Garcia.
00:19:26So my point is this.
00:19:28McKinley gave Rowan
00:19:30a letter to deliver to Garcia,
00:19:32and Rowan took the letter
00:19:34without whining about it.
00:19:36He just took it.
00:19:40I have a letter
00:19:42that I desperately need sent.
00:19:46I need you to deliver my letter to Garcia.
00:19:52President,
00:19:56I don't know.
00:19:58I don't know what you're even asking.
00:20:00Elder, you heard the part about
00:20:02not whining, right?
00:20:04There are somewhere
00:20:06around thirty missionaries
00:20:08that are lost and penniless
00:20:10between here and the Dutch border.
00:20:12It'll be up to you
00:20:14to find them
00:20:16and see that they get out.
00:20:18Now you're strong.
00:20:20Now you play college football.
00:20:22So I'm sending you without a companion.
00:20:24I don't know why.
00:20:26I just think it's right.
00:20:32I don't know, President.
00:20:34Elder,
00:20:36we're in trouble.
00:20:40And you are the man for the job.
00:20:42I can't leave
00:20:44for another day or two.
00:20:46So I need you to do this.
00:20:54This contains 500 marks.
00:20:56Take us to Holland
00:20:58and then on to London.
00:21:00Find him.
00:21:02Find him and get him out.
00:21:08Follow your impressions,
00:21:10Sebald.
00:21:12But find him.
00:21:14Listen to the still, small voice.
00:21:18Angels will go with you.
00:21:24You can use this map.
00:21:26We have elders
00:21:28in most of these towns
00:21:30in between here and Holland.
00:21:32They'll be at the train stations.
00:21:40That's a lot of country.
00:21:42Mm-hmm.
00:21:44And some may be stranded
00:21:46in these towns closer to Denmark.
00:21:56What is it?
00:21:58Does President have any idea
00:22:00how difficult this is going to be?
00:22:02What am I supposed to do?
00:22:06Right.
00:22:08Right.
00:22:14Like the hymn says,
00:22:16do what is right.
00:22:26Ah, nuts.
00:22:38Ah, nuts.
00:23:08Oh, shit.
00:23:26No, spade.
00:23:28Spade.
00:23:38Spade.
00:23:44Spade.
00:24:08Spade.
00:24:38Spade.
00:25:08Spade.
00:25:24Spade.
00:25:32Spade.
00:25:34No.
00:26:04Spade.
00:26:22Dear God,
00:26:24what do I do?
00:26:34Spade.
00:26:42This is baloney.
00:26:50I don't know where they are.
00:26:52Bunch of dimwits anyways.
00:27:04Oh, my God.
00:27:18Oh, my God.
00:27:20Oh, my God.
00:27:34Oh, my God.
00:28:04Oh, my God.
00:28:34Oh, my God.
00:28:36Oh, my God.
00:28:38Oh, my God.
00:29:02Elder.
00:29:06Elder.
00:29:08There's no getting rid of you, huh?
00:29:10No chance.
00:29:12We're stranded. No tickets.
00:29:14No money.
00:29:16I have marks to get you on a train to Holland.
00:29:18But first I need your help.
00:29:36Elder.
00:29:52Elder Siebold.
00:29:54Elders.
00:29:56I have never been so happy to see someone in my life.
00:29:58Hello, elders.
00:30:00Hello.
00:30:02Hello.
00:30:04This is President Beale,
00:30:06president of the Essen branch.
00:30:08President.
00:30:10I have been summoned,
00:30:12and I am on my way to report.
00:30:16I must
00:30:18get my train now.
00:30:22May God bless and protect
00:30:24you elders.
00:30:26And you, President Beale.
00:30:28Vielen Dank.
00:30:30Auf Wiedersehen.
00:30:38There goes a fine man.
00:31:00Oh, my God.
00:31:30Hey.
00:31:48Are you getting some swell pictures
00:31:50of a whole bunch of nothing?
00:31:52Hey.
00:31:56What city is this?
00:31:58Aren't we getting off?
00:32:04There might be missionaries here.
00:32:08No.
00:32:10There's none here.
00:32:14You don't want to check to make sure?
00:32:18Uh-uh.
00:32:20There's none here.
00:32:22What town's next?
00:32:26What town's next?
00:32:30Der Busch.
00:32:32Where?
00:32:34They found our people
00:32:36in the forest.
00:32:38We are going to see
00:32:40how it goes.
00:32:42Okay.
00:32:44Well,
00:32:46good luck.
00:32:48Thanks.
00:32:50What town's next?
00:32:53Emmerich.
00:32:55After this, you pass into Holland.
00:33:00Tell them to hurry, please.
00:33:02Yes.
00:33:07Have you talked to any of the others yet?
00:33:09The long-distance lines are all jammed.
00:33:11Hopefully the wires got through.
00:33:15Attention, attention. This is Radio Deutschland.
00:33:18All German railways are now under military control.
00:33:22From midnight on, the German government can no longer guarantee travel destinations.
00:33:27The Dutch border is now closed to all foreigners.
00:33:32Only those with Dutch passports are allowed to enter.
00:33:49Do you have any of that?
00:33:51Boneheads.
00:33:54This is all I could find.
00:33:56Oh, swell.
00:33:58Aces.
00:33:59Most of the food has been taken for the soldiers.
00:34:03It doesn't taste like bread.
00:34:05It tastes more like sawdust.
00:34:08Oh.
00:34:12Look at that.
00:34:15If you don't have enough flour, you gotta fill it with something.
00:34:20You gonna eat that?
00:34:41What are you doing?
00:34:43I'm getting evidence of how they're treating the people here.
00:34:46You know, that could qualify as evidence to the Nazis that you're a spy.
00:34:54Genius.
00:35:14Kleines Mädchen.
00:35:24Listen up.
00:35:25You're only going to let us into Holland if we have money.
00:35:28You'll each need to be carrying your own cash.
00:35:38What are you doing?
00:35:39Put that away.
00:35:43What are you doing?
00:35:47Turn your pockets inside out.
00:35:49And show me all your money.
00:36:00Where are you traveling?
00:36:02Holland.
00:36:04You're smuggling this money out of Germany?
00:36:06Nein.
00:36:07Give it to me.
00:36:14Abfang 11, 35, 34.
00:36:19Alle Züge sind voll. Bitte Ihre Plätze schnell einnehmen.
00:36:29Over my dead body.
00:36:32Is that this possible?
00:36:34Come with me.
00:36:36Where to?
00:36:37The police station.
00:36:39I'm not going anywhere with you.
00:36:44You have no authority here.
00:36:46I'll talk to the military police, but I won't leave this station.
00:36:53You will come with me now.
00:36:56I am an American citizen.
00:36:58I demand to speak with the military police.
00:37:02Don't you touch me.
00:37:04If you touch me, there's going to be a fight.
00:37:14I demand to speak with the military police.
00:37:18Can't he demand that?
00:37:20He just did.
00:37:25Follow me.
00:37:34I'd better go with him.
00:37:37Did you see that?
00:37:42I understand it's best for us to leave, but I don't understand why all the rush.
00:37:46Well, I can think of two reasons, darling.
00:37:48First, President Grant says we need to evacuate the mission immediately.
00:37:53And second, two missionaries were left in Germany when the Great War broke out.
00:37:57What happened to them?
00:37:58Sweetheart, do you think those Nazis will leave foreigners running loose?
00:38:02They'll lock us up. We'll stay locked up.
00:38:07Faster, everyone.
00:38:33And what is your explanation for all this?
00:38:38We are a group of Mormon missionaries from America.
00:38:41We are being evacuated from Germany with enough cash to purchase tickets to London.
00:38:46If we don't have the money, the Dutch won't let us in.
00:39:03What I know is that you don't have a permit at the station.
00:39:07Wherever I see you, I have to stop illegal activities.
00:39:12And why were you even at the station on patrol?
00:39:20That's what I thought.
00:39:22Get out of here and don't come back.
00:39:33I know some Mormons.
00:39:38They are good people.
00:39:41I understand why you must leave Germany.
00:39:50Keep this with you.
00:39:56Auf Wiedersehen.
00:40:02Danke.
00:40:09Well, what happened?
00:40:10Nothing.
00:40:11Come on, what happened?
00:40:13We got into a big fight and I knocked the stuffing out of him.
00:40:16Really? True? Is that what happened to Hildy McComber?
00:40:19No, I just started crying and they let us go.
00:40:22See, now that I believe.
00:40:33President Voigt!
00:40:36President Voigt!
00:40:37Heidels!
00:40:39Heidels! Hello.
00:40:41What are you doing here?
00:40:42We could not let you go without our advice.
00:40:44We cannot imagine being without you and your leadership.
00:40:47We hope to return soon.
00:40:57Thank you for remaining faithful and true.
00:41:01We will forever be our dear friends.
00:41:03Would it be all right if I write to you?
00:41:18Be true.
00:41:21Yes.
00:41:23Be true.
00:41:32Be true.
00:41:43You're on your way to London.
00:41:47May I see your London ticket?
00:41:53Very good. Welcome to Holland.
00:41:58Oh, excuse me.
00:42:00Have you seen any Americans come through here?
00:42:03Any missionaries?
00:42:06I wouldn't know.
00:42:28Please help me.
00:42:30I have no money. I have nothing to pay them. I'm lost.
00:42:46Pardon me.
00:42:49I'm sorry.
00:42:51I'm sorry.
00:42:53I'm sorry.
00:42:55Pardon me.
00:42:58Do you speak English?
00:43:02Do you speak any English?
00:43:04Are you a missionary?
00:43:08A Mormon missionary.
00:43:11Yes.
00:43:13I didn't know what to do.
00:43:15I was sent to look for elders.
00:43:18We didn't know there were any sisters coming out of Germany.
00:43:21Only me.
00:43:22You just made it.
00:43:24They're about to close the border.
00:43:28Thank you, thank you, thank you.
00:43:34I think this might be against mission rules.
00:43:54It's about time.
00:44:25Well, besides that, I heard Hitler learned about our fasting program,
00:44:29so he's starting his own fast Sunday,
00:44:31where Germans are supposed to give what they save from skipping a meal to the government.
00:44:35Yeah, a hundred years after Joseph Smith started it.
00:44:40What?
00:44:42That's not baloney.
00:44:44I read it somewhere.
00:44:45Are you feeling okay?
00:44:49What do you mean?
00:44:52I just think it's pretty swell
00:44:55that you got assigned to go out and find us.
00:44:59Why is that pretty swell?
00:45:01It shows such a trust.
00:45:05I don't know.
00:45:07I don't know.
00:45:09I don't know.
00:45:12I don't know.
00:45:13Trust.
00:45:15Such an honor.
00:45:19Don't you think?
00:45:24I think I'll do anything if it'll get me home.
00:45:38What did he say?
00:45:40He said we're in trouble.
00:45:44What?
00:45:47He said Holland has closed its border and we have to get off the train.
00:45:52So what do we do now?
00:45:56We cooked?
00:46:00Are we cooked?
00:46:14Mama,
00:46:16I'm hungry.
00:46:21I think you need to wait a little longer.
00:46:24There's only a tiny bit left.
00:46:41This is the last of it.
00:46:43I know.
00:47:11Where are you going?
00:47:13Berlin.
00:47:20Where are you from?
00:47:23Berlin.
00:47:30We have been on trains for the whole day.
00:47:35This is our fifth day.
00:47:37I think.
00:47:39Nobody wants us.
00:47:44What's that for?
00:47:48It lets us let people know to be mean to us.
00:48:13No room in the end.
00:48:15All trains commandeered for troop transport.
00:48:18So what are we going to do?
00:48:21Wait here.
00:48:26We're cooked.
00:48:44I'm full.
00:48:46I'm just tired.
00:48:47Yeah, I'm full.
00:48:48Yeah, I'm too big.
00:48:50There's one thing inside.
00:48:51This train. Get up. Get up. Get up.
00:48:52This train. Let's go.
00:48:53Get down.
00:48:54Go!
00:49:13Go!
00:49:22Go!
00:49:24Come on, guys.
00:49:25They're not going to wait.
00:49:26Just throw it.
00:49:27Come on, just throw it.
00:49:29Elder, faster now.
00:49:30Come on.
00:49:31Come on, big guy.
00:49:32Come on.
00:49:34Take it faster.
00:49:35I got you.
00:49:37Come on.
00:49:41Holy smokes.
00:49:43That was swell.
00:49:44I feel like Errol Finn.
00:49:46I think I just became a man.
00:49:48It'll take a little more than that.
00:49:51Now that we're moving,
00:49:52the conductor won't stop the train
00:49:53to get us off.
00:50:23Mr. President.
00:50:24Yeah.
00:50:25Look at this.
00:50:26Here we are in Rostock,
00:50:28trying to get to Denmark.
00:50:30But we're only nine miles from Vondermunde.
00:50:33What's in Vondermunde?
00:50:34A ferry.
00:50:36A ferry that goes to Denmark.
00:50:38How do we get there?
00:50:40I can ask.
00:50:53Where are you going?
00:50:55Back to Berlin.
00:51:02With all the military going to Poland,
00:51:04they're not running any trains to Vondermunde.
00:51:07But this railroad goes right to the ferry dock.
00:51:11So there's got to be a way to...
00:51:16Maybe there's some kind of taxi.
00:51:18No.
00:51:20They didn't leave any gasoline for taxis.
00:51:23Today was a really long day.
00:51:25I'm pretty tired.
00:51:27Hopefully the next few days won't be as long as today.
00:51:30We worked pretty late today.
00:51:32Yeah, that's true.
00:51:34Almost every day.
00:51:36President.
00:51:37Here's an idea.
00:51:42And action.
00:51:46Hey.
00:51:47Can it, Freak Capra.
00:51:49The train that just pulled into yard four
00:51:50is headed towards Denmark.
00:51:54That camera is going to get you in trouble.
00:52:08Leave your suitcases.
00:52:10Leave your suitcases.
00:52:11Get on and open the window.
00:52:12I'll throw you your luggage.
00:52:23Leipzig und Dresden.
00:52:25Gleis neun.
00:52:26Berlin.
00:52:27Gleis acht.
00:52:29Bitte benutzen Sie die Toiletten erst,
00:52:31wenn der Zug den Bahnhof verlassen hat.
00:52:33Heil Hitler.
00:52:46Holy smokes.
00:52:49Was ist passiert?
00:52:54Mail tape.
00:53:00Oh, man.
00:53:02Easy, L.A.
00:53:09Come on.
00:53:10The train's moving.
00:53:11Come on.
00:53:12Come on, L.A.
00:53:13Get on.
00:53:14Come on.
00:53:15Pick it up.
00:53:23Come on.
00:53:29You went to what?
00:53:32Douglas, I think you've lost your mind.
00:53:35Maybe so.
00:53:37But I'm smart enough to know
00:53:38the Lord helps those who help themselves.
00:53:41We get to ride where they drive it?
00:53:43Shh.
00:53:45Quiet, quiet.
00:53:47Very quiet.
00:53:51Oh, swell.
00:53:52Right there.
00:54:06Stay in the corner.
00:54:07Do either of you have any idea
00:54:08what to do with all this?
00:54:09Maybe.
00:54:10When I was five,
00:54:11I got my daddy's tractor going
00:54:12and smashed it into the barn.
00:54:16Wait.
00:54:17Are we gonna haul that whole
00:54:18trainload of folks with us?
00:54:20What?
00:54:21No.
00:54:22No, sir.
00:54:23No freeloaders.
00:54:28Lord, forgive us.
00:54:29Amen.
00:54:40How do you think it works?
00:54:41It must be simple.
00:54:42They hook and unhook
00:54:43hundreds of these a day.
00:54:44I can hardly see what I'm looking at.
00:54:46I wish we had them.
00:54:48What's that the Boy Scouts say?
00:54:50Be...
00:54:51Be something.
00:54:52Oh, yeah, be...
00:54:54Brilliant.
00:55:12Have you got it?
00:55:13Can you make it go?
00:55:14Close.
00:55:15I just can't quite figure out
00:55:16how they shift it into gear.
00:55:17I think that this will start it.
00:55:20I can't figure out
00:55:21how to get it out of neutral
00:55:23and into gear with the...
00:55:24Here it is.
00:55:28Wow.
00:55:29She's speedy.
00:55:31All right.
00:55:32Everybody ready?
00:55:34President Wood,
00:55:35are we doing the right thing?
00:55:38Mission presidents
00:55:39don't steal trains.
00:55:41Well,
00:55:42this one does.
00:55:43All right.
00:55:44Let's choo-choo out of here.
00:56:11Wait.
00:56:12Wait.
00:56:13Wait.
00:56:14How do we know this track
00:56:15goes to Varmundi?
00:56:16Yes.
00:56:17This could be the track
00:56:18that goes to Berlin.
00:56:28Wait.
00:56:29Stop.
00:56:30Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop.
00:56:37Right here.
00:56:38Right here.
00:56:39This will do it.
00:56:43Ah.
00:56:47Good. Good.
00:56:48Let's go. Let's go.
00:57:12Let's go.
00:57:33Anna.
00:57:34What are you doing, darling?
00:57:35Making sure no one's following us.
00:57:43Daddy?
00:57:45Yeah?
00:57:46Do you think we might get arrested?
00:57:51Uh...
00:57:52No.
00:57:53No, honey.
00:57:55Well,
00:57:56what happens to people
00:57:57who steal trains?
00:58:00I think they'd shoot us.
00:58:12The Lord will protect us, honey.
00:58:15Even if we're stealers?
00:58:19Hey.
00:58:21There will be police
00:58:22that can warn
00:58:23Werner Munde watching the station.
00:58:26So,
00:58:27do we just
00:58:28pull up into the station
00:58:29and
00:58:30pretend like we're
00:58:31a bunch of
00:58:32German train engineers?
00:58:36What are we gonna do?
00:58:39What are we gonna do?
00:58:40Sweetheart,
00:58:41we don't know.
00:58:43We're making this up.
00:59:01Carol,
00:59:03won't you say a prayer for us?
00:59:08Now?
00:59:09I can't think of a better time.
00:59:18Our Father in heaven,
00:59:20we are thankful we get to ride
00:59:21where they drive the trains,
00:59:23and thankful to have come this far.
00:59:26We hope that you will bless us
00:59:27so that we can keep going.
00:59:30And we are sorry
00:59:31that we stole this train.
00:59:35Amen.
00:59:37Amen.
00:59:38Amen.
00:59:40Oh.
00:59:42I feel better now.
00:59:44A train's coming!
00:59:50Can this thing go any faster?
01:00:06Hey!
01:00:07I see water!
01:00:15Yeah, there's a boat!
01:00:19It's the ferry!
01:00:21We gotta figure out a way to signal them.
01:00:38Let's give it a try.
01:00:51They're getting closer!
01:01:02Hey! Hey!
01:01:04America!
01:01:05America!
01:01:06Hey, we're Americans! America!
01:01:08America, hey!
01:01:14Hey!
01:01:15They're coming back!
01:01:16Stop the train!
01:01:23Go, go, go!
01:01:24Don't wait! Go!
01:01:26Don't look back! Go, go, go!
01:01:27America!
01:01:28Don't stop, just go!
01:01:29We're American!
01:01:30Go, go, go!
01:01:36I told you they'd shoot us!
01:01:38I told you!
01:01:39America!
01:01:40Keep your heads down!
01:01:41Run, run, run! Go, go, go!
01:01:42Look at the water!
01:01:43Hey!
01:01:44Hey!
01:01:45Over here, Americans!
01:01:52So anyway,
01:01:53I heard Hitler likes our genealogy program
01:01:55because it makes it easier for Germans
01:01:57to prove that they have pure German blood.
01:01:59And it's helped a lot of them stay out of jail
01:02:02or not get deported.
01:02:03And I guess that just goes to show
01:02:05that even the genealogy program is just a tool.
01:02:08A tool the KDWs were good at.
01:02:11Hey!
01:02:35Hey!
01:02:36He just welcomed us.
01:02:39And a big welcome to you, too.
01:02:44That was nice.
01:02:46Don't go far.
01:02:53What an amazing coincidence
01:02:55for us to have an apostle here overseeing this.
01:02:59I think Kevin is very interested
01:03:02in the outcome of all of this.
01:03:06This is for you.
01:03:09At last!
01:03:10Welcome.
01:03:11Hello, Elder Smith.
01:03:13Here, President Garth.
01:03:14Oh, come on.
01:03:15What an experience.
01:03:17What troubles did you have getting out?
01:03:19None, really.
01:03:20Uh, five taxis, 17 trains, and a boat.
01:03:23Easy as pie.
01:03:25Uh, what's your report?
01:03:27Well, there are still 29 missionaries
01:03:32unaccounted for.
01:03:35I'm so worried I can't stand it.
01:03:40They're barely adults.
01:03:44How could this happen?
01:03:47Sister Wood, it will all work out.
01:03:53The war will not begin until those missionaries
01:03:56have arrived on Danish soil.
01:03:59Are you saying they'll hold up the whole war?
01:04:02They'll wait until we get all our missionaries out
01:04:05before they start fighting?
01:04:08I'm saying the war will not begin
01:04:12until all of our elders are out of Germany.
01:04:22You know, when I heard Hitler got Mormon elders
01:04:24to teach basketball, I thought,
01:04:26You know, when I heard Hitler got Mormon elders
01:04:28to teach basketball to his teams
01:04:30to help them in the 36 Olympics,
01:04:31and then some of those elders went on
01:04:33to become refs in the actual games.
01:04:37Wait, you think that's baloney?
01:04:41Am I the only one here with half a brain?
01:04:45You might be, Elder.
01:04:47Hey, pay attention.
01:04:49We make it through this checkpoint, we're home.
01:04:51No funny business.
01:04:53Be respectful.
01:04:55Those Nazis could land all of us in jail
01:04:57if we botched this up.
01:04:59You with me?
01:05:03Elder Stiebold, do you think we should
01:05:06say a prayer before we do this?
01:05:09We have a new patrol unit.
01:05:11Yes, my dear.
01:05:23Elder Anderson, go ahead.
01:05:26Me?
01:05:35Our Father which art in heaven,
01:05:38we thank Thee for bringing us this far.
01:05:41Now we especially need Thy help.
01:05:45This is scary, but
01:05:48not as scary as for those who
01:05:50haven't made it this far.
01:06:02We pray for all those good people who
01:06:05haven't done anything wrong.
01:06:09Who are innocent.
01:06:15For the members who
01:06:17have tried to do their best
01:06:19to follow Thee.
01:06:39And especially for the Jewish people
01:06:42who are having such a tough time right now.
01:06:50Please bless the innocent children
01:06:52and those who can't defend themselves
01:06:54against all this.
01:07:03In Jesus' name, amen.
01:07:08Amen.
01:07:18There must be opposition in all things.
01:07:21Let's go.
01:07:37What are you doing?
01:07:39Nothing.
01:07:42Don't make trouble.
01:07:44Yes, Daddy.
01:07:46Next stop.
01:07:52What's your name?
01:07:57How many are there?
01:08:04Stop.
01:08:06Give me the camera.
01:08:21Stop.
01:08:31How many?
01:08:33How many what?
01:08:35Click, click.
01:08:39Tyson.
01:08:41Ah.
01:09:10Next stop.
01:09:21Next stop.
01:09:27Film in this?
01:09:29Yes.
01:09:31I have just loaded it.
01:09:35Fresh.
01:09:37New film.
01:09:39No click, click.
01:09:47I've only been in Germany
01:09:49for a few months.
01:09:51But even I can read a camera
01:09:53very quickly.
01:10:12We will soon close the border to Denmark.
01:10:14We don't know exactly when yet.
01:10:16Maybe tomorrow, but definitely soon.
01:10:20Next stop.
01:10:23Welcome to Denmark, elders.
01:10:25You'll hop the next train to Copenhagen.
01:10:27I'll wire President Wood
01:10:29and let him know you're here.
01:10:31Elder,
01:10:33I just heard the Gestapo,
01:10:35they're closing this border too.
01:10:37We just made it.
01:10:39You can't go back into Germany.
01:10:41You probably won't get back out.
01:10:49Are you crazy?
01:10:51Do you want to look like a rat?
01:10:57Elder.
01:11:01Home.
01:11:09There's still elders out there.
01:11:12I feel it.
01:11:15I'll go with you.
01:11:18President Wood sent me to do this alone.
01:11:20So that's what it'll be.
01:11:39Elders.
01:11:42Do what is right.
01:11:44We'll save some sawdust bread
01:11:46for when you get back.
01:11:48We'll be seeing you, Elder.
01:11:50See you soon, Elder Seabold.
01:12:04Oh, Jesus.
01:12:06Oh, God save us all.
01:12:12Mama.
01:12:30This just came for you, President.
01:12:32Read it to me, Elder.
01:12:36Found six lost sheep.
01:12:38Found six lost sheep.
01:12:40More Garcia's to find.
01:12:42Rowan.
01:12:44You see that?
01:12:46What kind of a message is that?
01:12:51It's a message of hope.
01:13:08We'll be seeing you, Elder.
01:13:38We'll be seeing you, Elder.
01:14:05Here's the deal.
01:14:07Get on the train, then open the envelope.
01:14:09It'll tell you what to do.
01:14:13Go.
01:14:31Let's go, Elder. Let's go.
01:14:37Let's go.
01:15:07Let's go.
01:15:33Attention!
01:15:35Stand up!
01:15:37Give your places to the soldiers!
01:15:39Honor them for what they give Germany!
01:15:41All civilians, stand up!
01:15:45Attention!
01:15:47Stand up and give your places to the soldiers!
01:15:51All civilians, stand up!
01:16:05English?
01:16:07American.
01:16:13I have seen this before.
01:16:15This is what happens
01:16:17before a war.
01:16:21I lived through the last one.
01:16:27I'm sure you'll be fine.
01:16:31I have a doctor friend
01:16:33who has made sure
01:16:35that I won't have to live through this one.
01:16:41He has a black pill.
01:16:49It can't be that bad.
01:17:03Let's go.
01:17:21Excuse me.
01:17:23Is there a place
01:17:25where people can eat?
01:17:27All restaurants are over there.
01:18:03Excuse me, please.
01:18:07Alcohol?
01:18:09In the restaurant?
01:18:13Yes, of course.
01:18:17Your head.
01:18:45Oh, Siebel!
01:18:47We're out of money
01:18:49and didn't know what to do.
01:18:51Elders, you're in a pub.
01:18:53I'm afraid you'll be sent home for this.
01:19:03Say, how did you know
01:19:05we were in here?
01:19:07Some things you just know.
01:19:13This is all of them?
01:19:17Yeah, we think so.
01:19:19We better know so.
01:19:21May I?
01:19:27Wait!
01:19:29Elder Siebel, he hasn't arrived.
01:19:33We'll keep searching till he's trapped himself.
01:20:03Next stop.
01:20:25Next stop.
01:20:27Nuts.
01:20:33Nuts.
01:20:41Where are you going?
01:20:43Copenhagen.
01:20:55You've been here before?
01:20:57No.
01:21:03No.
01:21:11No.
01:21:19No.
01:21:23May I?
01:21:27Yes.
01:21:31He's probably on his way to...
01:21:33I don't know exactly what...
01:21:39What in tarnation is going on out there?
01:21:47I'll call you back.
01:21:49Excuse me.
01:22:07How'd you get out?
01:22:15Keep this with you.
01:22:27Welcome to Denmark, you dirty Mormon.
01:22:51You did it right.
01:22:53Thanks, Elder.
01:22:55Well done, Elder.
01:22:57Well done.
01:23:01Good job, Spud.
01:23:03Thanks, Tomato.
01:23:05You got every one of them.
01:23:07I knew you would, Rowan.
01:23:11Now we can all go home.
01:23:13Do we have to?
01:23:25No.
01:23:27No.
01:23:29No.
01:23:31No.
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