Gogenloe.
He's Himmler's close friend.
He spoke with one of the leading
American intelligence men here,
Mr. Dulles.
It was a year ago.
Already a year, my friend.
Please.
I forgot my glasses.
The main idea of the conversation
is the following:
Both sides realize
the threat of Bolshevism.
Both sides are concerned
about Germany's future,
and the issue of preserving
National Socialism
should be regarded
in perspective.
Perhaps this paper
was cooked up by the Nazis.
I don't believe it.
I'd like to agree with you,
but I have all the reasons
to believe this document.
Hitler is living out
his last days,
as a political figure.
And Goring and Bormann
might be thinking about
how to seize power.
Of course, I don't believe that
Himmler can become
some special figure and
come forward.
But certain circles in the West
want it to happen.
But I think that
the wide public opinion
will never agree to the fact
that democrats
would negotiate
with a person who embodies
all the horrors of National Socialism.
Yes...
In spite of that,
I'm still convinced
that Himmler is the most powerful
figure in today's Germany.
I cannot imagine how
they can sit together
at the negotiation table,
on the one hand,
and how they can keep
Germany in obedience
without Himmler,
on the other hand.
Do you think that
such negotiations are possible?
They are in progress now here,
in Bern.
They are carried on by Himmler's
personal representative, Karl Wolf,
and the representative
of American intelligence,
Dulles.
How exact is your information?
Dear Pastor, as a rule,
a politician in emigration
uses well-verified rumors.
Are you sure that
the negotiations are a real fact?
Yes.
My German friends
asked me to probe
a possibility of serious talks
with the allies
in order to stop bloodshed.
Who are the people
who asked you to do that?
They are honest people.
They are the people from the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
party functionaries and even
people fro the SD.
By the way, the people from the SD
who helped me to come here,
warned you, Germans,
not to believe Himmler.
You must not believe him at all.
You should never negotiate
with him and his people.
Fine.
I've got a question.
Do you...
believe the people
who sent you here?
I fully believe the person
who sent me here.
Listen to me then.
My friends...
My friends
inform me about the issues
which have been touched upon
during the talks
between Dulles and Wolf.
Take a special note
of this document.
Top secret.
Bern, to Dulles.
I suggest to codename
the operation with Wolf
<>.
Chief of the US Strategic Services,
General Donovan.
Bert Yukhansson,
Sveevegers Street, 7.
Stockholm, Sweden.
Aunt Elsa stayed with us in Bern,
in Lausanne. She is well,
bit feels homesick, and every week
writes letters home.
Gustav.
In two days the following message
would be read in Moscow.
In Bern and Lausanne the talks
between Himmler's representative,
Karl Wolf and Dulles
are in full progress.
I'll inform you about the details
every week
through the established channel.
Now answer my question.
Where's pastor Schlagg?
You should've begun with that.
I know better what to begin with.
I know you were overexcited,
but don't be tactless.
Gruppenfuhrer, I'll allow myself
to be open with you.
Allow yourself? What about me?
I understand
that all Bormann's
telephone talks
are submitted to the Reichsfuhrer,
after Schellenberg's inspection.
I understand that you must
carry out the Reichsfuhrer's orders,
even if they may be inspired
by your friend and my chief.
I'd like to believe
that Bormann's driver was arrested
on the order of your superiors.
I'm sure you were ordered
to arrest that man.
Why do you think so?
You were ordered
to compromise me
by all means,
for any reason,
in any combination,
so that I couldn't meet
with partaigenosse Bormann.
I noticed how you've planned
your day.
Everything