Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

♪ Along the Rhine we'll stand
Well, Kat...
Why didn't you leave him alone?
We can't, they're up there.
Be fair, he deserved it.
Corporal Himmelstoss said he would meet us here.
- Bonsoir. - Bonsoir.
We're going to the bandaging ward.
It's not right. There should be a system.
Easy, easy.
Do you think it's true they forced him into this war?
I want to undress every mademoiselle from here to the Rhine.
Shoot them!
and you will be better soldiers in the service of the Kaiser.
for your Kaiser, for your Fatherland,
Not Kemmerich.
In all my life I've only known a handful of Frenchies.
It's in the basement.
Straight back to the harvest, Detering?
Good boys all.
Soon after Kat died, Tjaden got it - a quick and merciful death,
Leer! No, leave him! He's gone! He's gone!
Come on, up, up, up, up.
Right face.
And be very careful at the front, Paul.
Ready...
How many you got?
Kropp, isn't it? You remember me, Corporal Himmelstoss.
You'll be OK.
Famous!
which is heavy and sweet.
You stick with Kat and you'll be all right.
Whoever wins.
Paul...
Everything.
- Take care, Paul. - Bye.
Very good, Kemmerich.
♪ Watch o'er the Rhine
and the Fatherland.
The same...
How is she?
Doctor? Doctor? Where's the doctor? Doctor!
Olga, my little peasant calf.
Don't wait for anything!
Besides, you're going home.
I can't bear Albert's gaze if I move abut the room.
The "Dead Room"?
Fifth Company, get down. Hold up.
And who are you?
Kat, wait!
Second Company. This way. Fall out, two ranks.
You are the cook for the Second Company.
Their ways may have sometimes seemed harsh to you,
The room grows dim and dissolves in the half-light
A dull... Yes, yes, very good.
You didn't make food for 80 men, you made food for the Second Company.
In a week you'll be smoking cigars on Frau Hammerschmidt's front porch,
From the Kaiser?
Maintenant!
My foot. It's so painful.
If you find my watch, send it home.
Listen...
Your Majesty, Corporal Himmelstoss.
Albert?
grenades.
Get him!
your bayonet...
Come on! Come on, Albert!
Advance.
- We'll be together. - We'll come tomorrow.
and grossness,
You look well, Paul. Fit. War agrees with you, eh?
How long has it been?
Ready...
There are thousands in Germany.
I can believe it. The thing to do now is finish off the Froggies.
...tonight.
Right face.
All of you!
Better to take your chances in the open
Always!
- All work and no play makes... - A dull man.
But what else?
It's a way to pass the time.
Our bread is nothing but sawdust.
Vous!
the nation of science, the nation of ideas...
Three groups.
Last night one of our wardmates awakened with a severe haemorrhage.
Liars!
You'll march through Paris, the bands blazing, the banners flying.
The war may be different from what people think.
Do you think?
Attention!
Victory is in our hands.
Be careful with these uniforms, boys.
Sixteen.