00:00 [Music]
00:06 One of the few who tried to preserve a semblance of humanity were members of the medical corps of the parties to this conflict.
00:14 [Music]
00:16 Hello sir, my name is Grissing, the head doctor of this hospital.
00:21 If I may speak freely sir, we expected more than just an officer's rank to support our current situation.
00:29 Sir, our defensive line has been broken, multiple casualties, the 36th division is in retreat.
00:35 Oh my, that is terrible news.
00:39 [Sigh] Another bunch of those poor bastards will be here soon. I'll better check our stocks.
00:49 [Music]
00:52 What about the hospital? Are we to evacuate the facility?
00:56 No sir, HQ gives us no such orders sir. In fact, there were no orders for us.
01:01 It does not really matter right now, we should focus on helping the survivors.
01:05 Germans started dropping gas on our trenches. I need you to heal my man major, as fast as you can.
01:15 Sir, may I speak with you?
01:17 Of course, what is on your mind?
01:20 The plague that broke out sir, it is taking a heavy toll on the civilians.
01:25 The plague that hit the hospital did not strip us only of the lives of our friends and comrades in arms,
01:33 but also took part of our spirit. Despite this, we have to fight.
01:39 Although the darkness surrounds us from every possible side,
01:43 but perhaps we are the dust that will meet the morning light someday.
01:50 [Music]
01:55 I cannot protect the trenches with so few.
02:00 The perversity of war. Is a man in a different uniform a different man? Would they do the same for us?
02:09 I guess I'll never find out. You have to live on.
02:13 And although now I can see that we will not save everyone,
02:20 we must give hope to those we are trying to save.
