- USAF Debriefing Officer: Yes, one word can give you a place of prominence in the gallery of friends of the Reich.
- Major von Behn - Nazi Commandant: Just as there is no such thing as an innocent question, there is no such thing as a valueless statement.
- USAF Debriefing Officer: Your name, your rank, your serial number. Nothing more. And don't talk. Don't talk. Don't talk.
- [first lines]
- Narrator: [pleasant music plays] Tired of it all, gentlemen? Sick of the rush and regulations? Weary of the roar of airplane engines and the smell of gasoline? Maybe you've dreamed of a spot where, as far as the eye can see, there's nothing but beauty and fragrance and peace, and you've all the time in the world. Time for living. Time for long pleasant chats with people who are nice and friendly. If you've ever had such a dream then here in the gentle quiet of a tranquil countryside is the haven just built for you. Yes, here you can talk to your heart's content, and the more you talk, the longer you stay.
- [music turns suddenly cold and threatening]
- Narrator: This is Dulag Luft, transient prion camp dedicated to the proposition that all men can be made to talk.
- Major von Behn - Nazi Commandant: You see, Captain, each man is a different type with a different kind of, uh, chink in his armor. Once we know that chink, we know how to split that armor and so reach the man himself.