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Stand up! Stand by me!
This! Take your hat and leave.
Bastard!
Go! I said!
This is my country! Do you understand? Go!
You are not accepted here!
Go! This is my country! Understand?
- Take them away from here - Ready, sergeant.
LAND OF MINE
I am Captain Ebbe Jensen from the Danish Corps of Engineers.
For those of you who don't understand why you are here:
I returned to Denmark to clean up after the war.
Denmark is not your friend. You must understand.
Don't expect Danes to welcome you with open arms.
Nobody wants Germans here.
And I'm here for just one reason:
To clear the west coast of Denmark from German landmines.
The mines that have been planted here.
Approximately 2.2 million mines along the west coast of Denmark...
more than mines in all European countries.
Someone must have thought that an Allied invasion would occur here.
It's a pity, for anyone who has that idea.
And sorry for you guys.
Who has seen or handled landmines before?
Has anyone ever tried to tame?
Who has seen this before?
That is the most common mine.
For maximum impact, mines are buried about 15 to 20 cm in sand...
which makes them relatively easy to find.
You just lost your hand.
Come on. We don't have time to be sad.
You die.
Here, we have just been shown the first death.
If you don't see your family again,
Will you be the first to die?
- No. - I can't hear.
No captain, I will not be the first to die.
I'm glad to hear that. Try again.
Dead again.
Mine here is not a dead mine.
That means, if you act wrong,
you will die or be seriously injured.
- Understand? - Ready, captain!
Good. Come here.
- You're the first way. - Ready, captain.
Now.
Next.
Good. Very fast. Next.
Faster!
Next.
Good.
Next.
Good.
Faster!
Come on!
Others have tamed mines from before.
Are you asleep?
Captain, permission to pick up.
Not allowed.
Fuck!
I entered.
- Just leave the mine. - I can do it.
- Standing, soldier. Stand up! - No, I can do it.
- Warrior! Stand up! - No, please! I know I can do it.
Close your ears.
Next.
When a mine is tamed...
Elisabeth. Come here
Come here baby.
Are you soldiers?
Answer me, dirty pig bottom! Are you soldiers?
Ready, yes, sergeant!
Line one banjar! Fast!
Fast!
Line one banjar! Do it!
Ready for fun!
- Understand that the command isn't "ready"? - Ready, understand.
Then stand upright like a man!
Rest on the spot!
- Name? - Marklein, sergeant.
- First name? - Hermann, sergeant.
- Rodolf Selke, sergeant. - Friedrich Schnurr.
- Wolff what? - Johann Wolff.
- Kluger. - Full name?
August Kluger, sergeant.
And you two? You look like brothers.
- We are twin brothers, sergeant - Twins?
Name?
Werner and Ernst Lessner, sergeant.
- Am I asking you? - No, sergeant.
Then keep quiet.
- I'm sorry. - What?
- What do you say? - Forgive me.
- Why are you sorry? - Because I mentioned the name of my brother.
- Are you sorry? - Yes, sergeant.
Fuck your reason! I'm not sorry! Understand?
Ready, understand, sergeant.
- And you, little boy? - Wilhelm Lebern, sergeant.
- Are you a soldier? - Ready, yes, sergeant.
Ludwig Haffke, sergeant. Sebastian Schumann, sergeant.
Look at me when you talk.
- Helmut Morbach, sergeant. - Your uniform is good.
- Have you ever been in a war? - Ready, already.
- Are you crying? - No, sergeant!
- What's wrong? Are you crying? - No, sergeant!
- Are you afraid? - No, sergeant!
- Do you miss the village? - No, sergeant!
- Can everyone see the black flag there? - Ready, can, sergeant...
Between the two flags there are 45,000 mines buried.
You have to tame and clean it.
When it's finished, then you can go home.
- Understand? - Ready, understand, sergeant!
You can't go home until everything is tamed! Understand?!
Ready, understand, sergeant!
If you tame six mines every hour and don't blow yourself up,
You can go home in three months.
- Understand? - Ready, understand, sergeant!
- You! Do you want to say something? - No, sergeant.
- Are you sure? - Very sure, sergeant.
- You, who carried the map. - Ludwig, sergeant.
Give me the map.
- Can you see? - Ready, can, sergeant!
Each region has a number.
Stars and points indicate the type of mine.
For those who are tasked with counting mines, make sure my maps are renewable.
This task is as important as taming mines.
- Understand? - Ready, understand, sergeant!
From this stone, mark it to the water to form a safe zone.
Do I need to tell what happened to those who tried to run away?
No, sergeant!
One, two, three, four.
One, two...
three, four.
One, two, three, four.
I got one!
- I got one! - I got one too!
Not bad here.
What will you do when you return to your family?
I will become a mechanic.
One of my father's friends has a good factory.
He will hire me when I go home.
- You don't forget something? - Take care of your own business.
He must know that his future is just an illusion.
Not an illusion. He promised me.
- And if... - Stop.
I need to ask if he wants to hire apprentices too?
Yes. That is good.
- Then we can work together - Yes.
I need to ask you too, Wilhelm?
- Stop - Good.
- Three... - Helmut.
- Shut up - Stop.
The three of us, help each other.
What !?
See? I think he has food.
He has bread.
Hello.
What is his name?
Do you understand German?
He was injured. See.
A soldier must always be ready to help.
I don't have a doll when I was little. I am a boy, so I am a toy car.
It will be better.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
Elisabeth !?
You'd better go.
Elisabeth! Come when the mother calls.
What are you doing there?
Don't!
I told you not to go to the fisherman's house?
What do you not understand?
You don't understand what you say? Mother is tired of you who like to sleep.
Now it's time if you want to pee.
No? Sleep.
Go now! Fast!
- Have you been inside? - Ready, already, sergeant.
You can't talk to him?
- I haven't eaten two days. - It's no use complaining.
How can I tame mines on an empty stomach?
- This is me, Sebastian. - What do you want?
Do you know we haven't eaten anything for two days, sergeant?
- If we don't eat... - So what do you think?
Do you think I feel sorry for you?
- No, sergeant. - I do not care.
- I don't care at all. - I understand, sergeant.
I don't know when food comes. Germans are not the main ones.
Good night, Sebastian.
Go back to sleep.
- Sleep! - Get into bed!
Psst...
- Where do you want to go? - Shh! Just sleep.
- Do you want to run? - I want to find something to eat.
No sergeant. I know my own brother.
I saw it this morning continuously vomiting.
See me when you talk to me.
- Ernst? - Right sergeant.
- See me! - He is right. I feel unwell.
Please allow me to rest for an hour.
Ernst, you know I can't allow it.
- I feel sick... - He is not strong. Please, sergeant.
Your body is rather warm, but you can work right?
Can, sergeant.
How, Otto? Allow an hour's rest?
- Do you need to let them rest? - He can faint.
- Do you think they are trying to deceive us? What?
No, they won't dare.
How? They will not dare.
Look at me, children.
- Return to work. - But sergeant
Listen I don't? I said back to work! Now!
Work now!
Wilhelm? Wilhelm?
Something went wrong. Take off my helmet.
Remove this damn helmet.
Help me!
- I want to go home - Shut up.
You will be fine.
Helmut, help me lift it from this beach.
- Help me - You will be fine. Help me.
Calm down.
- Hey! Help me! - Why did you help him?
Help me!
I want to go home! I want to go home!
- Help me! - Calm down.
- Please! - Calm down!
- Help me! Help me! - Sergeant! We need help!
- I want to go home! - Do not worry. Look at me.
Everything will be fine. You will be saved.
- Mother! Mother! - Sergeant, help us!
Do something! Please! Help us!
Come here! Please! Help us!
- Sergeant! - Mother!
Mother! I want to go home!
Look at me. You will go home. Everything will be alright. Trust me.
I don't want to do this anymore!
I want to go home!
I want... I want to...
Thank you, sergeant.
- What's wrong? -That's my fault, sergeant.
- Your fault? - My fault. We are...
- Look at me when I speak - Last night we were very hungry,
I then stole feed from the barn. That's why we are sick.
As an officer, my responsibility is to provide food for everyone.
You have no responsibility here.
Where is your mother?
When I say there is no food here, there really isn't.
What is this?
If they eat it, they will get sick.
Many rat droppings. Look...
What's funny?
I can finally beat the Germans.
- What is he laughing at? - Listen kid...
We don't talk to each other. Understand?
You don't talk to me. I ask and you answer.
- And always with "ready, sergeant". Understand? - Ready, sergeant.
- Why did you do something? - I don't offer anything.
Vomit!
Drink, drink, drink! Swallow! Come on!
- This is sea water! - Do you prefer to die?
Good kids, drink.
Clean yourself.
Clean yourself. Lower your head.
Clean the right one. Lower your head.
- Already, already. - Come on. Come on, come on. Come on. Sit.
Sleep.
May I show you something, sergeant?
- Sleep, I say. - I want to show you something.
This way, it's easier to clear mines.
As long as this area is restricted, we can look for mines.
Good! I understand. I'm not stupid.
I understand. Take your toy and go back to sleep.
I know why you hate us,
and how much you don't care whether we explode or die of starvation.
Yes. You are right.
But it's not good if we die while cleaning mines on the beach.
I don't care. Take your toy and sleep.
This beach must be cleared of mines right, sergeant?
Yes. I understand. Do you understand if you have to sleep?
I only ask you to listen.
Then hurry up. Do you understand it?
- Do you understand me? - Do I understand you?
- Yes, sergeant. - Take your toy and sleep.
Come on.
Good night, sergeant.
- Good morning. - Good morning.
- Wilhelm Lebern? - Yes.
He was brought here a few days ago.
Wilhelm passed away yesterday.
It is still here if you want to see it.
No. No need. thanks.
Wake up, kids!
Wake up!
Exit!
Lining up!
Rest on the spot!
I have good news and bad news.
The good news, I just visited Wilhelm.
He improves.
They take care of him and he will live.
You have to send greetings to him. He will go home soon.
Bad news we missed the schedule.
For the rest of this week we have to tame eight mines every hour.
- Understand? - Ready, understand, sergeant.
- I didn't hear you! - Ready, understand, sergeant!
Good.
We leave in ten minutes. Finish your meal.
After I go home later, I will drink beer and play women.
- Yes? You have a boyfriend in the village - No, I immediately find and take it.
- Did you not visit your parents first? - They can wait.
What are your plans?
Make a lot of money right? Especially with my friend.
- And what work is that? - Certainly being a mason.
Reich must be rebuilt. That will be our duty.
- Werner, Ernst and sons - And sons?
Our sons will take over our company.
sounds better when added "and sons".
We are the ones who own the company and no one will realize that there are actually no sons.
Good idea! "Ludwig and sons". That sounds great right?
Yes. Almost as good as "Werner, Ernst and Son".
Shut up. This is heavy.
Slow down, I say!
- How many anti-tank mines are there? - There are 44 pieces, sergeants.
- Calculate again. - 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12...
14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26...
- 44. Sergeant - And mine S (= Schrapnellmine. Anti-personnel ejection mines)?
- 16. Sergeant - Count again.
- What name do we give him? - Benny. His name is Benny.
Benny, Benny, Benny.
- Don't. It's just Timmy - Don't.
- Because of the color? - What does Timmy have to do with black?
The name is more suitable for black.
Benny is good.
We name it...
- Benny's team. - First name team.
- Benny's last name - No. No, friend.
Come on, Team Benny.
See the purple color.
Beautiful insects.
- What is this insect? - Six-legged insects.
- Bark bark. - Don't.
Benny Tim, a bark beetle.
- Benny Tim, six-legged bark beetle - Yes.
Benny Tim, the six foot?
Sleep, children.
Sebastian.
Everything here?
- Are you all here? - Ready, yes, sergeant.
- Stop it! - Look at him!
- Shut your mouth! - Stop it!
- Shut up!
Stop! Stop it!
- Shoot that jerk right between his eyes! - Brothers?
See how the Nazi children look after each other.
One, two... Raise your head!
Brothers and sisters, like this. Please. Please, I need these children.
- Who are you? - Sergeant Carl Rasmussen.
This is my team. My job is to clean this beach.
I need these children. I need them all.
- I need them to work. - Damn Danish.
Children, come in.
Come on, Ludwig.
Ludwig. Clean him.
Hey!
What are you doing, Ebbe? I just prepared it.
You know, there's no command,
to steal food for Germans from the kitchen.
Like me and my dog.
- People talk about the problem. - isn't that you?
No. It's just weird. You have to steal food,
even though we pay barns for your rooms and lodgings.
Do you hear what I say? Look at me when I talk to you.
You can tell me that I will get a small child.
- The situation changes a little. - I do not think so.
If they are old enough to fight, then they are old enough to clean.
Those children don't know what happened.
Of course not, but you have to teach them, Carl. That's why you're here.
You don't start liking them right?
No.
Remember what they did.
Better those who suffer than us.
Can you not give more experienced people to my team?
Damn!
Ludwig, stop!
Ludwig! There are two mines piled up there!
Stop! There are two mines piled up there!
Werner! Stop!
Get you, asshole.
Werner! Stop!
Werner! Werner, where are you?
Werner! Werner!
Werner, where are you?
- Ernst, sit down. - Werner? Werner!
Werner, where are you? Say something!
- Werner, where are you? - Ernst, calm down.
- Release me! - Calm down.
We have to look for it!
- Release me! - Hold him.
Werner! Hold him. Hold him.
Calm down. Just relax, kid.
Good.
Exit all, children.
Sebastian, come out.
You have to sleep.
- Calm down - We have to find Werner.
We will find Werner tomorrow. Now you have to sleep.
- Come on. - I'll find Werner first.
We have to go to the beach. I will save him but he runs away.
We have to look for it.
He sleeps there.
I can't sleep without him.
Come on. No. You have to sleep.
We will find him tomorrow.
Tomorrow? Good.
When we find Werner...
I will bring it to Germany,
and rebuild everything. We will rebuild everything.
My country is destroyed. My country must be rebuilt.
Masonry... we must be masons.
That's a good job.
Sergeant... Don't hate it.
- I don't hate it. - Don't hate it.
No. Lie down. Quiet. You have to sleep now.
If you know him like I know him, it will certainly help.
I've lied.
Wilhelm does not survive.
I know, sergeant.
That's the best way, so we can continue clearing mines.
So we can go home someday.
Maybe.
Don't worry. I will not take it from you.
That cross helps you?
- You can try installing it. Sergeant. - No.
Come on. Sergeant. Just try it.
- No. - I'm serious, sergeant. Try.
My father gave this.
He always does it and I'm always surprised.
So I always install it.
Is your father still alive?
I don't know.
Sebastian. Hermann.
Rudolf. August.
- Johann. - Johann.
Come on, Friedrich. Helmut, you're on our team.
Come on, Helmut! Get up!
Good, Helmut! Try grabbing!
Kick!
August! I can't do it alone! I need help!
No more, stupid!
It's soccer, not a catch ball. Foot below, thank you.
Ludwig, come here!
We continue playing!
- Who is that? - New person.
Hello.
He must join this team. Where is Sergeant Rasmussen?
That's it. But I can take him with me. My name is Ludwig.
Josef Becker. Albert Brauer.
Come on. Today we are on holiday.
What is your name? Tell me.
Just relax.
Stay there.
Everything will be fine.
One, two, three! Run!
Morbach has broken the world record!
Look here!
The first goal is very good.
Another time we will win.
Come on. Come on.
What do you think?
Here, Otto. Come on. Come on.
Here. Hopti. Come on. Come on.
The water is also good.
- Here is a good sandbank - Yes. You have to look around.
Soldier Ludwig Haffke. You're responsible for Area 7, right?
Ready, yes, sergeant. Everything has been recorded.
1200 buried mines, 1200 mines were found, domesticated and recorded.
- But you miscalculated right? - No, I counted it twice.
1200 mines are buried and 1200 mines are defused.
Take the ball.
Take the ball!
Like a dog! With your mouth!
Smart dog. Good dog.
Take the ball. Fast!
Without using hands! Use your mouth!
Smart dog.
Smart dog. Yes? Good dog.
Smart dog. Sit!
Bark!
- barking! - Shake, sergeant.
- What? - Guk.
harder.
Bark! Harder!
Guk.
Do you have anything to say? What? Is there any or not?
Do you have anything to say? Hah?
Maybe, please stop, sergeant.
Stupid!
You are all stupid!
I have a bunch of stupid Germans! Listen no? All of you!
Now how can I guarantee this beach is safe? Tell me!
Sergeant, we can recalculate to make sure the numbers match.
If the number matches? What are the numbers now? Hah?
What do you want us to use? What for? Hah?
Can you guarantee that the beach is safe? Perhaps not?
- Ready, no, sergeant! - Then shut up your mouth!
I've been too good with you.
That's the problem. And you get used to it!
From now on you walk together.
Linking hands together. Side by side.
Follow all mine fields that have been cleared.
I have to make sure there are no errors!
Trusting you is a mistake.
But it's all over now. Can be understood?
- Can you understand? - Ready, can, sergeant!
All of you just line us up and shoot us.
Do you want to say something, soldier?
Are you laughing?
Are you laughing? Do you think I'm funny?
Do you think I'm funny? You laugh, soldier?
- Ready, no, sergeant! - Then why laugh?
Why are you laughing?
- You're a man right? - Ready, yes, sergeant!
- Are you an army? - Ready, yes, sergeant!
Then act like a soldier! Clear?!
Ready, obviously, sergeant!
- Do you still think I'm funny? - Ready, no, sergeant.
Correct your attitude!
Be like a man!
Anyone else who wants to say something?
Tell me now.
Anyone else who wants to say something?
Good. Go ahead!
Come on! Go ahead!
Pass through all minefields that have been cleared! Centimeter for centimeters!
Until we really believe!
Let's run away, before we all die.
Are you deaf? Are you already at home?
I would rather be shot by British soldiers.
We will be here until it's finished. Then we go home.
Sergeant says we can go home if we are finished.
Sergeant? Do you think your friend, the sergeant will keep his promise?
Continue this death row, please, please, please!
But don't tell me. No one is allowed!
And what will happen to us when he realizes you are gone?
- I can't leave it. - This is not your decision!
- I leave here! - You stay here!
Stupid basis! He hates you, as he hates us all!
Maybe you can make sergeants like us?
Hold him! Tie him!
- Tie him up! - Get away from me!
Traitorous basis!
Get away from me! Get away from me!
Shut your mouth.
Karl! Karl!
Where is the sergeant? Where is the sergeant?
Please! Please! My daughter!
My daughter! Help me!
Please! My daughter!
Elisabeth! Elisabeth!
Sit dear. Someone will help you.
Wake up!
Ernst, where are the others?
Wake up, kid!
He? Where are the others? Are they running away?
You have to sit down. Sit down
You have to sit quietly.
Soon someone will come to save you.
Ernst!
Hello.
He has recovered?
Here?
Do you know Werner?
He is a good brother. He is exactly the same as me.
I will do anything for him.
Everything is fine.
Ernst, give it to me.
Come here, Ernst.
- Ernst, please come here. - Ernst, come here.
Ernst, come here!
Ernst. What are you doing? Ernst, come here!
Ernst, come back. Come on, Ernst.
What are you doing? Come back
Wipe your eyes.
- Repeat my words, "Everything will end soon" - Soon everything will end.
- I'll be home soon. - I'll be home soon.
- Can you? - Ready, can you.
Stop crying.
I need you. Everyone needs you. Okay?
- Strengthen yourself. Can you do that right? - Yes. I can do that.
- You're strong. - I am strong.
- Say it again. - I am strong.
- I will come home soon. - I will come home soon.
Soon everything will end.
Thank you.
- Gustav? - Yes.
What will you do after you get home?
Eat! I want to eat.
My mother's best chef in Berlin. I'm sick of Danish pork food.
You have to invite us to your house.
Yes, come to Oranienburger Street in Berlin,
and you will get the potatoes, meat and sauce.
- The best - Yes, the best.
Damn!
Go.
Sit down. What do you want?
We need people who are more experienced at Skallingen.
Yes, but I need them in Ringkobing.
- Yes, of course. - But it's not you I'm talking about.
So what are we talking about?
Your German children.
We need them there. People who die like flies.
The mine has shifted. There is a mess.
We need experienced Germans.
I want to help you, but they have been sent home.
Mm. I've heard that.
- 4 out of 14 survive. - But they will not be sent home.
I have promised that they can go home when everything is finished and we are done.
All German soldiers must stay until all mines are cleared.
And I mean, everything.
Ebbe?
I beg you to send the children home.
Let them go. They will die if they stay.
I understand, Carl.
But I can't do it. Orders have been given.
- Only 4 kids! - Now you listen to me!
If I hear again about those children,
I will shoot themselves one by one.
They are not good people. You don't know what's in their hearts.
You lie to me from day one.
They are small children. A small child who is crying looking for his mother,
when they are scared or their hands and feet are hit by a mine explosion.
They are Germans, Carl. Orders have been given.
Please leave.
- Thank you for today, Carl. - Shut up!
Ebbe...
That's all, Carl.
We estimate, there are 72,000 German mines,
buried here at Skallingen.
Some of you are lucky,
can observe available maps.
Here at Skallingen, we don't have a map like that.
- Helmut Morbach? - Ready.
- Rudolf Selke? - Ready.
- Ludwig Haffke? - Ready.
- Sebastian Schumann?
Get up. Come on! Go up!
Exit! All of you. Come on. Exit!
You have to go in that direction.
The border is only about 500 meters from here.
And you will arrive in Germany.
Run away.
Run away!
After the war, more than 2,000 German prisoners of war were forced to clear more than 1.5 million landmines from the west coast of Denmark.
Almost half of them were killed or seriously injured.
Most of them are underage. Translated by: www.subtitlecinema.com