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Year 1938, German Scientists Separate Atom for the First Time...
... and the Nuclear Era Born.
Nazi Gives Duty Build Atomic Bombs...
... To Award-Winning Physicist Nobel Werner Heisenberg.
As a Response, US Government...
... Sending Jewish Baseball Players To End It.
His name is Morris "Moe" Berg.
Based on a Real Story
He comes.
Is this your first job?
My first job?
I never killed a person if that is what you mean.
It's not as difficult as you think.
Depends on the person. / What person?
The target, or the person who killed?
Both.
Tell me, friend, what is your work before the war?
I'm a baseball player.
Do you know baseball?
Baseball.
Like Joe DiMaggio.
Has he ever killed someone?
Not from what I know.
Good luck, my friend.
You will be fine.
Just do that before Gestapo knows.
I'll try.
Eight Years Before
Two in the third plate, first hitter.
Moe Berg is still in the catcher's position.
15 years in the league and still survive.
How much longer can people survive?
Runners are getting ready.
Moe gives a sign.
OK, this is the throw.
The runner moves.
Berg throws into the second plate.
He comes out.
Hey, don't shake it to me.
I don't want to change when someone steals a plate.
I hardly get him.
How do you know when he left?
I only know.
How are you doing?
What do you mean?
Sooner or later I will rotation your position, Moe.
Do that later. / This is later.
I was asked for two seasons to hanging shoes and training.
I like being out there.
You rarely play.
There are many other reasons to survive.
Look, I also don't want it you stop playing.
So what do you mean?
Complete this season, then train?
I can go to Detroit. Mickey will let me play.
Mickey is stupid.
So it is with you because allows me to play.
You got an call for an event in Japan?
Yes.
You leave? / Of course.
Who else is leaving? / We have Murderers' Row.
There is also Ruth, Gehrig, Averill, Gehringer, Gomez.
I'm the only one who doesn't have a name?
They like the affairs of "Professor Berg."
They also like it because you can speak Japanese.
Who says I can speak Japanese?
Kieran, in one of the news columns.
Interesting. / How...
Barker House? Steak?
No thanks.
Alright, mysterious man.
What do you see, new kid?
What is the story with Berg?
What do you mean? / He looks weird.
What are you talking about?
I don't know. He just looks weird.
Take care of your own business, Dalton. / Does he hit his left hand?
How do I know?
Why do I care?
I just don't want to show my penis to gay people.
Then don't show the to him.
Someone must find out.
You're Moe Berg, right?
Who?
Moe Berg, baseball player.
No. But I must be like him.
Everyone says I look like him.
You're kidding me. / No, I'm not him.
But I'm sure is very similar to him.
Where do I drop you? / Several blocks ahead.
I will walk from there. No problem.
It's up to you...
... Mr. Berg.
Actually, you know, stop. Here. That is good.
I can't tell the difference.
Really?
I've been drinking a third martini at that time, so...
You prop up me.
What do you think about this place, baby?
Mr. Dalton, do you live near here?
Fuck you!
I don't hear your answer. Do you live near here?
Do you live around here? / No! No.
Do you know the meaning of the word "like?"
No? That means, let's imagine.
Let's imagine there are baseball players,
New player, which is annoying the privacy of other baseball players...
... which has reached the peak of his career...
... and not afraid of losing any at this point.
Do you understand this far? / Basic gay!
Do you think you know everything, huh?
I don't know anything, understand?
I...
Now, you will be happy to know Cronin ..
Cronin considers to put you in the core player.
Show improvement and you get a chance.
Good luck.
Don't stop. It is beautiful.
You're a liar. And you're late.
I have to meet someone.
Playing.
Where did it come from?
From the way you look at me when I enter.
Every normal man will do the same thing.
I don't look at you.
I turned my back.
And the reason I love you...
... that is because you are far from from the term normal person...
... what other people have thought.
Ladies and gentlemen, it's time to...
Information Games!
Right, program programs where elites meet...
... to get their heads out.
Tonight, our special guest is Moe Berg, catcher for the Boston Red Sox,
And for those who have not read the article John Kieran,
He is known as Professor Berg,
The best graduates from Princeton University,
And also have a doctorate from Columbia University...
... and Sorbonne University in Paris, France.
Welcome, Professor Berg.
Thank you.
Moe is enough.
Nice to be here. / Then, Moe.
Moe, let's start playing. Our first question for you.
Extraordinary. / Thank you.
Very good.
See you next week.
Thank you.
See you later. / See you later.
Question cheats? I?
Canary Island is not given the name of a canary.
The name is taken from Latin canis,
Which means dog.
The island was named after the wild dog found there.
You're right.
So far, Moe Berg earned $ 1,000!
Moe, tell us a little about yourself.
Is there Ny. Berg?
Yes, he married my father.
I mean, is there Ny. Berg in your life?
Can this add points?
Wow, you're trying to ignore the question.
Moe Berg, a puzzling person.
That... That's the problem with Whitby.
Very similar. / Always like that?
Always. Because of that, people...
How do you know all of this?
That's general knowledge.
I go to Japan.
There is a friendship tour after the season.
Moe, I always want to see Japan.
I will take some photos.
Or you can invite me, I can take pictures of myself.
Estella, come on. / I really want to go, Moe.
This is just a series of friendly matches.
I'm sure other players invite their wives.
You're not my wife.
I don't mean that.
I just stated it according to the facts.
This is more than that, Moe. / This is nothing more than anything.
Estella./ What?
Why don't you want to take me to Japan, Morris?
I would rather go alone.
That's not difficult, right?
Tokyo entertains Babe Ruth...
... and the joint team American baseball team...
... on their friendship tour in Japan.
I can't speak Japanese.
What I can say is what I will say.
I tried to make my friends impressed.
When I finish talking,
Can you laugh as if I say a joke...
Then pat my back as a form of familiarity?
Please.
For God's sake.
He can speak their language.
That means 12.
Welcome to Japan, Mr. Berg.
I'm sure you will enjoy being here.
My name is Isao Kawabata.
Nice to meet you.
Me too.
Fast, fast!
Do they not know he just hit 235?
True.
Please, tell me all about baseball.
That seems like an interesting game.
You don't know?
Absolutely.
Baseball matches are where people fail more than succeed
Sounds like life.
Yes, that's true.
So what is your job?
I'm a history professor.
That sounds interesting.
Why does a professor who doesn't know anything about baseball be in a match?
Maybe you are not fully understand, Mr. Berg.
This visit is very important.
This exceeds sports.
Our culture is very different, and grows apart.
If we don't stop at each other learn, then...
So what?
There will be no more games.
Are you happy to be here?
I'm happy.
why?
When I grow up,
My first baseball team is a church team.
But I'm Jewish.
I have never practiced Jews,
But I'm different compared to other children.
I never told them my real name.
I tried to blend in.
I want to hide.
And that works.
Do you like hiding, Mr. Berg?
That's right.
I'm not suitable.
Even now, I don't have a house, no wife.
Do you have a wife, Isao?
I have. And six children.
He is very fertile.
I also like to hide.
Can I ask you important questions?
Yes.
You're a history professor.
Will there be a war between our two countries?
True.
That is being worked out step by step.
That can't be avoided.
Everything will change.
And we all will play our role.
I also thought after this visit...
We will never meet again.
I hope you're wrong.
Likewise me.
Yesterday's attack on the Hawaiian Islands...
... has caused severe damage...
... for the American Navy and military forces.
I'm sorry to inform that many Americans were killed.
Hello, Jerry.
Moe, nice to see you. Long time no see.
I wish you were here. / Really? Why?
I know you work in Washington.
Where did you hear that?
One person. I don't remember who.
Department of Foreign Affairs? / Yes, that kind of thing.
How do you get a job?
There is room for people who can speak many languages.
So I know.
I know you can speak French...
German, Italian, what else?
German, Dutch and whole romantic language.
Italian with accents.
Turkish, Arabic, and Farsi.
But it's pretty accented.
Latin...
Then basic Hindi, Mandarin, and Cantonese.
Become your Italian...
Please value yourself, I think that's pretty good.
What is your knee? / What do you mean?
I think professional baseball players get 4F.
Bad joints.
My knee is as good as my Italian.
Have you ever heard Bill Donovan?
Yes, of course, Yale, futbol.
Honorary Medal, 1918.
He is my boss.
We form a small field in the Department of Foreign Affairs.
This is the number.
Contact him./ Thank you.
This is the first time I've seen you in things like this.
This is the first time I have done it.
Everyone, can you ask for his attention?
We are at war.
Given what is in front of us,
Challenge, sacrifice, loss.
I ask you, gentlemen Princeton...
... to sing together "Battle Hymn Of The Republic."
Sorry for choosing the song.
What?
At least this isn't "Onward, Christian Soldiers."
That also doesn't matter.
Thank you, gentlemen.
You bring an interesting film, Mr. Berg.
Why did you make it?
I happened to be in Japan.
Many people happen to be in Japan.
Not everything is at the top of the building in Tokyo...
... and making personal films about AL ports and shipyards.
I get a chance.
That seems to be the right thing to do.
How do you know at that time if we were going to fight with Japan?
Journal of Oriental Society...
... filled with articles about war with Germany.
You read "JOS?"
Isn't that what I just said?
Yes, yes, I think so.
No government or military asks you to make this film?
No.
You do that as an ordinary civilian?
True.
You're an unusual person, Mr. Berg.
Yes, that's what I heard. / Please sit down.
Not married yet, do not have children.
That's weird for men your age, right?
Not according to me.
May I give a very personal question ?
Please.
Are you homosexual?
I am good at keeping secrets.
You are also good at some other things.
You speak fluently in seven languages.
Three of the four bachelor's degrees.
Plus, you're an athlete,
That means you are more than fulfilling physical requirements for this task.
What task?
Any assignments that might be we give to you...
... which we think is suitable for you to do.
Moe, Jerry Fredericks really praises you.
We are looking for people who can keep secrets.
But not from us.
We are at war. This is a very serious problem.
I personally don't care about who I am cheating...
... as long as he can help we win the war.
If that has to happen,
I am willing to die for my country.
They say patriotism is the last refuge of delinquents.
That's not "them."
That's Samuel Johnson.
And that is not the last, but the first.
Welcome to OSS, Mr. Berg.
There are many new developments today at home and abroad.
News headlines, Germany recognizes victory in Crimea.
Russia reports profits around Moscow and Leningrad.
President Roosevelt signs the Nearance Act.
Then the strike of detainees coal inhibits production.
And the Congress prepares anti-strike laws.
In France, Germany urges forward...
... along Saint-Michel...
... and take over the city Saint Ramelle and Toulon.
In the South...
... the development of allies continues into Sicily.
Good report for Serbian border units.
Thank you.
I'm getting crazy.
I didn't go in for working behind the desk, understand?
You have to take me down to the field.
You're more useful here. / I hate this, understand?
I'm used to being in the field baseball all day.
If I keep being locked up here, I will kill someone.
Maybe myself.
Mr. Berg!
Yes?
Is anyone chasing you?
I don't know.
That's good you're here.
Join me.
Where do we go?
Be careful what you ask, Berg.
Because you can get that? / Because you can be killed.
Everything.
Moe Berg. Bob Furman.
Hi, nice to meet you.
This is Professor Sam Goudsmit.
Greetings.
Bob, Moe, Sam.
We have something for you.
Since this war began...
We are involved with research programs and major development,
Named the Manhattan Project.
The goal is to create an atomic bomb.
If the initial calculation is correct,
One bomb will be enough to clean the entire city.
War can be decided in a day.
We have reason to believe Germany also tried similar bombs.
Sam.
Scientists who dream of atomic bomb programs atom are Werner Heisenberg.
So, we have to find him...
... and find out how close Germany is to the bomb.
He has left Berlin.
And we don't know where he is or what he does.
But he still communicates with Italian physicists...
... and also my co-worker, Eduardo Amaldi.
We will start in Italy, three of us.
Sam to physicists, I'm military,
And you, OSS.
Where in Italy? / Rome.
Our Fifth Cavalry moves north.
They should arrive in the city in 1 or 2 weeks.
We will enter, find physicists and interrogate him.
Interviewing him, please.
Amaldi my friend.
If Italian physicists have value,
Didn't Germany take it when they were back, or kill it?
That's why we will enter with the Fifth Cavalry,
To prevent that from happening.
This is not an administrative job. / No, no.
This might be fun.
An athlete who is very honest.
I'm not talking about memories, Mr. Berg.
Only parables.
If the enemy receives your communication,
They can hear the ease see what you write there...
... just by holding paper on fire...
... or use reactive chemicals such as sodium carbonate.
German MP 40.
Very effective weapons for war are rarely close.
Don't hold the weapon in the clamp when shooting...
... because that can cause related weapons.
The camera is used both by civilians and military...
... depends on the situation...
How do you work?
That's just work.
When do you return to DV?
I don't go to DC.
Not for a while.
How long did I get you?
Until tomorrow.
Why am I not surprised? / I'm sorry, Stell.
I...
... go on duty abroad.
You brought me here to say goodbye?
I'll be back. / Who knows?
You know I love you.
Enough yes or no.
Do you know if I love you?
I really want us to be perfect.
That's all.
We are perfect.
liar.
Difficult?
Mediterranean Sea. Off the Italian Coast.
Can I enter? / Hey. Enter it
Tell me about Heisenberg.
He is arguably a complicated person.
Yes, before the war starts,
We met at an conference at the University of Michigan.
Furman my funds begged him to not return to Germany.
But he left. / Yes.
But to save science Germany from the Nazis.
And now he is the Head of the of the atomic bomb program.
Can he build a bomb?
Can or be willing?
Both.
That can be done with large and physical and financial resources,
Maybe more than that Germany has.
But with the available resources, he can do that.
Yes.
And is he willing?
I don't know.
So you are friends?
Do you know him well?
Yes.
Do you still consider he's a friend?
You're Jewish, right, Mr. Berg?
Jewish.
After the Nazis occupied the Netherlands,
My parents were taken to Auschwitz.
Now, I contact Heisenberg and ask him,
Applying to him for trying as best he can.
And we haven't talked since then.
I don't know if they are dead or alive.
Thank you.
I'm not comfortable with this.
We will be fine.
What if Germany waits for us?
then we might be shot and die.
This can all happen in a disaster.
Sam, stop complaining.
We have arrived.
Welcome to Italy, sir.
Be careful!
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Are you okay?
You don't look good. No.
Very good, thank you.
Who are you?
What's up there? / German.
Leave the back row division.
Pay for each inch.
What is the safest way to Piazza Leone?
Why don't you go to South 30 miles,
Look for a good hotel, wait for a week?
We can't wait.
OK, no problem. It's up to you.
Listen, stay on Via Appia as long as you are biased.
Hide your car when it becomes more chaotic.
But this morning the whole region was already filled with German soldiers.
And good luck. / Thank you.
Good, let them pass.
Good, sir. / Yes, sir.
Join me and look down.
Down.
There are still German soldiers where-safe.
Ready? Move./ Yes, come on.
So you guys they say to us.
You guys are crazy. / Yes.
Good, let's move.
Fast, fast, fast.
Look at me. We will be fine. Understand?
Down!
Duck down!
Preparing to run to the wall.
Wait for my commands.
Alright, now!
Down! Bow down!
Grenades! / Fast, fast, fast!
Down!
Fast, fast, fast!
Come on.
Panzer! Panzer!
Move! / Wake up! Fast!
Come on.
Alright, bro. Fast, fast, fast!
Fast!
Fast, fast, fast!
No, it's Amaldi's house.
Upstairs.
Behind me.
If the professor refuses, shoot him.
We have to go.
Fast, fast. Yes?
Wait, come back. / Good!
Fast.
Fast! Fast!
Ny. Amaldi?
Damn
I have to meet your husband.
Please enter. / Thank you.
Do not move!
Are you okay?
You're fine, come on.
Hold in position!
It looks like we succeeded entering the city past the Vatican.
Germany has pulled back their defense line.
You're lucky, Sam. It's just a scratch.
Sorry, can you help me? Can you stretch this?
One hand is here... The only one here. Hold strong.
I will get a bandage. I'm back soon.
OK, okay. / Thank you.
You will be fine, friend.
May I ask, Professor?
Of course.
You fix your bike in the middle of all this, why?
I didn't fix it.
This is my day in a week where I clean my bicycle.
You see, we try to live a normal life.
Doing the same things that we usually do.
When we usually do that.
Do you know why I'm here, Professor?
I think you're not here to talk about bicycles.
You want to know...
... What do I know about the German separation program.
True.
More precisely,
I want to know if your friend Professor Heisenberg...
... trying to build an atomic bomb.
I'm not sure.
Do you think he is able to make that?
Sure. he's one of the best physicists in the world.
So maybe the most important question is, Professor...
... Is he willing to make it?
I don't know what your job is before the war, Mr. Berg,
But whatever it is, I'm sure you want to be the best in that.
Professor Heisenberg is not the best scientist in the world.
The title belongs to Albert Einstein.
But Heisenberg, he wants to be the best.
What does that mean?
That means if he can be the first person to build a separator bomb...
He must have done that now.
But?
I don't know why he hasn't done that yet.
They don't have it, they still build a carbon print frame,
Instead of forming the container.
He wrote about the level of absorption of deuterium oxide.
This letter, he asks Amaldi to help with the tolerance window.
Here, he says he works on large structural analysis.
Everything leads to reactors and not bombs.
How do we know this document is not a hoax?
Imitation?
This is a letter.
Personal letter. They're my friends.
Physicists prioritize familiarity.
We must be sure.
Ask the UK to review that. They are physicists.
They will make sure what I say.
OK.
We ask for English consideration.
Donovan is coming soon.
I will talk to the leader.
Mr. Berg./ Hello, sir.
How is it all? / Run smoothly. Yes, Sir.
And the industrial complex in Hechingen...
... only contains containers and cycle tubes.
Both indicate a new reactor facility.
And uranium separation facilities?
The result of consensus in London, it's just sort of carbon separator.
Efforts to remove debris.
Coal? / It seems so.
I'm sure of that.
So where does this leave us?
London is sure. There is no German bomb.
Level of certainty?
There is no term level of certainty.
That's just sure or not sure.
Thank you, gentlemen.
Good afternoon, sir. / Good afternoon.
So what are the alternatives?
The Hechingen bombing is clearly not effective.
If they develop a bomb,
Work and material will spread out out of other facilities and factories.
Our British ally says 100% there is no German bomb.
My person tells me the probability is 20%.
More like 10 or 5 percent.
Maybe less. / But not zero.
That is Possible 101.
You multiply the possibilities based on consequences.
It is possible that 5% of your big toe will fall in the dark,
You take the risk, walk to the bathroom...
... without turning on the lights and waking up your wife.
5% chance of losing the war against weapons like this...
You do what you have to do.
That is?
We kill Heisenberg.
What if he is on our side?
Why doesn't Germany still develop bombs?
Heisenberg has at least a team containing dozens of reliable physicists.
What do they do?
What do you mean? He was forced to work?
Willfully inhibit the program?
I don't think Werner Heisenberg wants to be remembered as a traitor.
People who lost the war against Germany?
We are not sure of that,
Or if we have real evidence that he is secretly working for us.
There are millions of real at stake.
I'm sorry.
Werner Heisenberg...
A pioneer in studies subatomic particles.
Received the Nobel Prize in 1932 in the field of physics...
... for the creation of quantum mechanics.
Equation 56...
... known as the principle Heisenberg's uncertainty.
The principle that shows if a person won't be able to observe either position...
... and particle speed at the same time.
Someone can't be sure where something is...
... and where it is headed.
That way, Heisenberg proved that nobody knew anything.
We live forever in uncertainty.
People who get my heart.
You like the library.
why?
There is a sense of belonging that I found in several other places.
On the baseball field?
That too.
It has passed now.
I want to ask you and I want the real answer.
If it has to happen...
Will you be able to kill it?
Yes.
Good.
Do you want to play?
Good. Do you have a choice of positions?
Catchers? / It's up to you.
Damn
He's a professional player. / Yes.
I know who it is.
That's Moe Berg.
Plate house, house plate!
Yes! / Alright.
Backwards, backwards.
Don't worry, 245 throughout your career.
Yes, yes, don't point it to my throat, okay?
A good punch!
For God's sake!
Moe Berg, thank you.
No. Don't thank me. But on the contrary.
Hey, do you mind signing this ball?
Yes, of course. / Thank you very much, Moe.
You know, I saw you a dozen times at Fenway.
You're so great. / Me? Great? When?
I see you.
Yes./ Thank you.
Zurich. It was a short trip by train from Hechingen.
Pause from a grim German atmosphere.
He will be tempted.
And I know someone in Zurich. Paul Scherrer.
He and Heisenberg are good friends.
They play chess via mail. / He is anti-Nazi.
Exactly, but he and Heisenberg remain close.
And he will help us stretch Heisenberg to Zurich?
The term, "Stalling."
Heisenberg came there twice since the war began.
We just have to ask Scherrer to invite him to give guest lectures.
Scherrer can be persuaded to work with us?
Yes. Scherrer will arrange it.
Then let madness come true.
We have to kill Werner Heisenberg...
... and I'm part of it.
Nobody wants to kill Heisenberg.
Yes? Then kidnap him.
Send spies to Germany and kidnap him.
You read too much novel spy.
I never read spy novels.
It's not easy to kidnap someone.
Yes, you mean killing is much easier.
Oh my God.
You have to walk 30 miles towards the Swiss border.
I will hold your weapon.
I made a reservation about your guide.
Reservation? Like what?
Reservations in case they might kill you.
You might want to enter the into the report.
That's your guide.
Pray for me to be lucky.
I don't want to hear you depend on luck.
Only parables.
Thank you, Sam. / Thank you, Moe.
Now we rest.
Rest.
No.
Jews still want to continue.
Let him look for it himself.
OK,
Jews will go alone.
I think I can find a meeting point without your help.
But you need to know, whether I can or not...
If you can't guide me there and I have to go back to Rome,
I will ask my colleagues to find you and kill you.
They are like Gestapo, but more efficient.
I lost my sheep.
How many?
Five.
I will help you search.
Good luck, bastard!
Hi, are you okay? / Yes.
Who made the talk empty the sheep?
I don't know. / I feel like a fool.
Me too.
Switzerland?
True.
Come on.
That's Heisenberg.
Nice to see you.
And that's Professor Scherrer.
Scherrer looks very nervous.
I don't think this is his expertise.
What?
Betrayal.
Professor Scherrer./ Mr. Aziz, please enter.
Thank you.
My name is Berg.
then who is Mr. Aziz?
alias.
I prefer both of us to say honestly.
I'm Morris Berg.
Sam Goudsmit sends his greetings.
I hope he comes here directly.
Please, please sit down.
He...
He sent you something.
Deuterium oxide.
Impurity Nordstemmen.
Thank you very much.
You don't know how I really appreciate this.
Thank you very much.
Are you not worried about me giving this to Germany?
We trust you, Professor.
I might be wrong, but...
I'm not sure Professor Heisenberg...
... will reveal something in his lecture.
Then maybe I can talk with him with four eyes.
Do you wish he would defect?
Yes, right.
Good luck.
I excuse me.
Thank you for coming.
I'm very happy can go back to Zurich.
I thank my best friend Professor Sherrer,
For the invitation.
Science can be likened to peace instruments, as war.
Even when fighting.
Listen carefully.
Maybe there are times when he tells you...
... does Germany have a chance have a bomb or not.
In a moment, you will learn everything you need to know.
Do you understand, catcher?
I understand.
There is great interest among all physicists around the world...
... in the subject of nuclear separation.
At that moment, without a doubt...
... you will shoot Heisenberg to death on the spot.
Our current business is in separation...
... is an important part of peace...
... and civil activity
Which brings me to S-Matrix theory
Theory explains distribution,
expenditure,
And the absorption process,
This is the incoming particle,
And this, the particles that come out.
Does he accept the invitation your dinner?
I'm sure of our friendship. He will come.
Good.
What if he doesn't tell me what you want to know?
I will try my best to be persuasive.
There is always the possibility that you won't get any lessons.
But at least we have to try.
Mr. Berg...
Is there something you didn't say to me?
No.
Do you plan to kill Professor Heisenberg?
I have absolutely no that intention.
One more thing.
Heisenberg will be with agents Gestapo who watch over him...
... and you can't be until caught.
I don't know which God is you believe, Berg.
But I will ask Our Lord to look after you.
Your call is connected, sir.
Notify me if there is a problem.
Hello?
Hi, Estella.
Morris?
Are you okay?
I'm good.
Where are you?
I can't say.
And I don't have much time.
But I want to call and...
I want to hear your voice.
I'm here, Moe.
I have to go.
I love you.
Thank you.
Good night.
Professor Scherrer always does this.
He arranges a difficult board.
Can you?
Please.
Do we know each other?
Anton Aziz.
An interesting accent.
I don't know I have an accent.
You were present in my lecture.
True.
An interesting situation.
Very.
Pay close attention.
Pawn to the four queen horse.
Who is that, Paul?
I saw him in my college. What is she doing here?
Yes, he's my best friend.
I think you will find he is very interesting.
You know he is carrying a weapon.
Yes. No need to worry.
Let's eat.
I don't understand why you settled in Germany.
Please, there's no politics.
There is no war.
But war happens, whether you like it or not.
What do you mean? I like war?
I mean you don't like most of your colleagues,
You chose to stay in Nazi Germany.
I chose to stay in Germany, which happened to be Nazi.
Do I hear politics from the end of the table?
What you hear is who wants to be heard.
Please, we are all friends.
Let's talk about the past, or future that will come.
Yes, please.
Minister to king two.
You're a very careful person, sir...
Aziz.
I have to be careful,
I don't know your game.
Then I will show it to you.
Horses eat ministers.
Pions eat horses.
Bad exchanges.
Pions eat pawns.
Fortress eat minister.
Good work, sir...
That remains Aziz.
Aziz?
Aziz.
Somehow the name doesn't match.
I think we will face bad weather tomorrow.
Rain.
No avoidance political problems.
We can try.
What is what you are doing...
... as head of Kaiser Wilhelm Institute...
... and Heereswaffenamt?
I beg you, we are very separate from politics.
I forgot. World citizens, right?
First, and hopefully it will happen again.
Say that to Poles, and Danes,
Belgian people, Jews.
Please, I'm not a member of the military.
We don't know who you really are.
Yes, we know.
He was the one who helped the Nazis fight their war.
Build Hitler super weapons.
See? He doesn't even deny that.
I think the war will end soon.
Maybe.
And Germany will lose. / Whatever you say.
You make me disgusted.
Please, please, please.
Professor Heisenberg is my guest.
It means that you two can lament for Germany's defeat together.
Please forgive me.
But enough with me,
Tell me about yourself, Anton.
Werner, stay here.
I have to go. I've received this enough.
You look distracted.
Excuse me.
May I accompany you?
Do I have a choice?
Yes, of course.
Should I run, maybe?
I don't recommend that.
We have to finish our game.
I'm sure this is your turn, Professor.
The horse eats the minister. / The minister eats the minister.
Pions eat horses.
And also, in three exchanges,
Only my king will survive.
Looks to me...
... this game is almost over.
I can't do attacks with my king.
So this is over.
Who are you?
A student.
Pupils? Really? What student?
Your student.
I understand.
Now, how do we make sure the truth, Mr. Berg?
Will Germany lose the war?
Is this really confidential?
I will ask myself.
I think you mean, I'm a traitor?
What do you want to know?
And if I think he's lying...
Then I will kill him.
Like me...
You're free to choose.
Your turn.
Good night, Professor Heisenberg.
Who did you say your name was?
I didn't say.
In the end, there was no German bomb.
Historians Still Arguing Right Or Don't Heisenberg Try to Make It.
Over his lifetime during the war,
Moe Berg Awarded Medal of Presidential Freedom,
Highest National Civil Servants .
He Refuses to Accept It, But Never Say the Reason.
At the end of the war, Werner Heisenberg...
... Reveal Location For All Deuterium Oxide Supplies To Allies.
He Continues His Career As One of the Most Famous Physicists in the World...
... Together with the German Anti-Nuclear Movement.
Moe and Estella Never Return Together.
In 1945, Estella Married Young Navy Officer.
Moe Stay Alone During The rest of his life,
Sharing the Time Between Library and Baseball Games.
Never Keep Your Career Secret As a Spy,
Catchers Leave Questions For Who Knows Him,
Or Think of Knowing Him.
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