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[narrating]
Every morning at 6:00 on the dot, they'd have the appell. That's "roll call" to you. Every barracks had its own alarm clock. Our alarm clock was Feldwebel Schulz. Johann Sebastian Schulz. I understand the Krauts had a composer way back with a "Johann Sebastian" in it. But I can tell you one thing, Schulz was no composer. He was a schweinehund. Was he ever a lousy schweinehund
[narrating]
Every morning at 6:00 on the dot, they'd have the appell. That's "roll call" to you. Every barracks had its own alarm clock. Our alarm clock was Feldwebel Schulz. Johann Sebastian Schulz. I understand the Krauts had a composer way back with a "Johann Sebastian" in it. But I can tell you one thing, Schulz was no composer. He was a schweinehund. Was he ever a lousy schweinehund
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COOK Every morning at 6 on the dot they'd have the appell
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That's roll call to you
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Every barracks had its own alarm clock
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Our alarm clock was Feldwebel Schulz
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Johann Sebastian Schulz
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I understand the Krauts had a composer way back
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with a Johann Sebastian in it
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But I can tell you one thing
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Schulz was no composer
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He was a schweinehund
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Was he ever a lousy schweinehund
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Movie Summary
After two Americans are killed while escaping from a German P.O.W. camp in World War II, the barracks black marketeer, J.J. Sefton, is suspected of being an informer.
