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Aldo screams to the Basterd who’s guarding the two German prisoners. LT. ALDO Hey, Hirschberg, send that kraut sarge over. BASTERD PFC. HIRSCHBERG KICKS Sgt. Rachtman in the back. PFC. HIRSCHBERG You! Go! Sgt. Rachtman is a little slow to respond. So Hirschberg grabs him by the hair, YANKS him to his feet, and KICKS him in the ass, sending him on his way. Most of the Basterds sit in a circle, Indian style, with Aldo in the middle. As Sgt. Rachtman walks toward this circle of Basterds, An OFFSCREEN LITERARY NARRATOR (not Pvt. Butz) speaks over the SOUNDTRACK in ENGLISH: NARRATOR (VO) Sergeant Werner Rachtman has seen many interrogations since Germany decided it should rule Europe. But this is the first time he’s ever been on the wrong end of the exchange. It’s always been his belief that only a weakling in mind, body, and spirit complies with the enemy under threat of consequence. As Werner watched men cry like women, pleadingly offer their knowledge, in exchange for their worthless lives, he made a vow to himself. If his role is to die in this conflict, when they put him under the earth, his dignity would be buried with him. For in the other world, the gods only respect the ones they test first. Well, Sergeant, this is your test. And the gods are watching. The captured German sergeant enters the circle of Basterds, stands straight before the sitting southern lieutenant, and salutes his captor. SGT. RACHTMAN (ENGLISH) Sgt. Werner Rachtman. Aldo returns the salute, looking at up him. LT. ALDO Lt. Aldo Raine. Pleased to meet cha. You know what sit down means, Werner? SGT. RACHTMAN Yes. LT. ALDO Then sit down. The German sergeant does. LT. ALDO How’s your English, Werner? Cause if need be, we gotta couple fellas can translate. Aldo points at one of the Basterds in the circle, CPL. WILHELM WICKI. LT. ALDO Wicki there, an Austrian Jew, got the fuck outta Salzberg while the gettin’ was good. Became American, got drafted, and came back to give y’all what for. Then Aldo points to another Basterd. A big, scary-looking Basterd, in a German sergeant’s uniform, named SGT. HUGO STIGLITZ. LT. ALDO And another one over there you might be familiar with, Sgt. Hugo Stiglitz. Heard of ’em? The two German sergeants look at each other. SGT. RACHTMAN Everybody in the German army’s heard of Hugo Stiglitz. The Basterds laugh, and a couple pat Hugo on the back. The NARRATOR comes back on the SOUNDTRACK. NARRATOR (VO) The reason for Hugo Stiglitz’s celebrity among German soldiers is simple. WE SEE A PHOTO OF HUGO on the front page of the Nazi version of Stars and Stripes (the military newspaper). NARRATOR (VO) As a German enlisted man, he killed thirteen Gestapo officers, mostly majors. WE SEE THE MILITARY PHOTOS OF ALL THIRTEEN GESTAPO OFFICERS. NARRATOR (VO) Instead of putting him up against a wall, the High Command decided to send him back to Berlin, to be made an example of. Hugo in chains, being put in a lone troop truck, part of a prison convoy, en route to Berlin. NARRATOR (VO) Needless to say, once the Basterds heard about him, he never got there. EXT—FRENCH COUNTRYSIDE—DAY The Basterds AMBUSH the prison convoy, killing everybody. They walk to the back of the troop truck. Inside, Hugo, in chains, stares back at them. LT. ALDO Sgt. Hugo Stiglitz? Hugo nods. LT. ALDO I’m Lt. Aldo Raine, and these are the Basterds. Ever heard of us? Hugo nods his head, yes. LT. ALDO We just wanna say, we’re a big fan of your work. When it comes to killin’ Nazis, I think you show great talent, and I pride myself on havin’ an eye for that kind of talent. But your status as a Nazi killer is still amateur. We all came here to see if you wanna go pro? SUBSCRIBE & CLICK THE BELL BUTTON: ______________________________________________________________ All material belongs to their respective owners. Any and all ads that may appear during this video are set by video material owners and/or their associates. This channel never has nor will ever in the future be monetized. No business of any kind is possible so please don't contact us about it. The only reason email is provided in 'About' section is for owners of the movies to be able to contact us. Fair use. Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. No copyright infringement intended.