The Blue Max - The Hypocrisy of Chivalry in War
Willi von Klugermann:
He believes in chivalry, Stachel.
Bruno Stachel:
Chivalry? To kill a man, then make a ritual out of saluting him. It's hypocrisy. When they kill me, I don't want anyone to salute.
Willi von Klugermann:
They probably won't.
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The Blue Max - The Weight of War and Casualties
Willi von Klugermann:
By the way, Stachel. There's an impression around that you care more about your unconfirmed kill than you do about Fabian's death.
Bruno Stachel:
Perhaps it's force of habit. In the trenches, we couldn't even bury the dead; there were too many of them. I've never had the time to discuss them over a glass of champagne.
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The Blue Max - Value of the Blue Max Medal
Willi von Klugermann:
A pretty medal, the Blue Max.
Bruno Stachel:
It's the only one worth having. People respect it.
Willi von Klugermann:
The medal or the man?
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Top Secret! - General Streck Inquires About Sergeant Kruger
General Streck: [on the phone; pause; Hangs up]
What is the condition of Sergeant Kruger? Very well, let me know if there is any change in his condition. He's dead.
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