Ach! How disrespectful of me!von Ribbentrop, bitte!? (that's what he tought about himself).
Ach! How disrespectful of me!von Ribbentrop, bitte!? (that's what he tought about himself).
Don't worry! Rippentrop's pathetic nobility claims made him the laughing stock of the Reich, even in Hitler's inner circle!Ach! How disrespectful of me!
The scene with Barb stretched arms high ready to be whipped is very hot, loved it. Time is quickly running out though if daddy is to step in ...expand...
15.
Verhörraum E, Detention and Interrogation Section, Hamburg Stadthaus, 06:29, Sunday, 18 December, 1938
She tracked him nervously, turning her head and scrabbling with her toes in an attempt to rotate her position so as to continually face him as he circled her … the shiny black wooden handle of a whip in his right hand. He appeared to be enjoying her awkward little pirouette, as though waiting for exactly the right moment to lay on the first lash.
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Once again, he was playing with her mind. She obviously did not wish to let him get behind her with that wicked looking thing! And every now and then he’d abruptly stop and reverse his direction, forcing her to struggle in her arms-over-head, semi-suspende-state so as to manage to keep facing him.
“You clearly fear the bite of the lash, don’t you, Fräulein Mohr?” he said softly, cocking his head slightly to one side and raising an eyebrow.
Silence.
She was determined not to engage him on the subject.
“You might choose to recall those 25 lashes meted out to your backside back in your BDM days, Fräulein Mohr. I’ll bet that hurt, didn’t it?
That along with the humiliation of being whipped half-naked before your entire BDM troop? Do you recall seeing them all sniggering and poking at one another when the troop leader wasn’t looking? Do you remember the smug expression on the face of the one that turned you in? Let’s see now, what was her name again? Ah yes, I believe it was a Fräulein Meyer, wasn’t it? I’ll bet she mocked you for days afterwards. Tell me, what did you ever do to her in order to stir up such deep animosity?
Silence.
And whatever became of your partner in crime, Fräulein Frenzel? You and she must have been very close. Is she also a friend of your Rudy, perhaps another of his many reputed conquests?”
Silence.
“Yes, Fräulein Mohr, you and the lash definitely have a history. You know only too well from experience how it is that the lash loves to kiss and leave its cruel mark on fair and supple, unblemished female flesh!”
He breathed those words directly into her face, leaning in close while gently laying a length of the braided fall of his whip against her chest and allowing it to slide slowly downwards to catch on and hang momentarily across her nipples before falling away.
She continued to stoically keep her silence although she visibly flinched.
“Think carefully now, Fräulein Mohr! It won’t be long before they drag your boyfriend in here. As you are well aware, the Gestapo has him in hand. Tell me. How do you think he’ll react when they drag him in here to watch you dance and buck under the bite of the lash?”
Glowering silence.
“Will he be shocked? Will he struggle gallantly, however futilely, to come to your rescue? His sweet damsel in distress? Or, will he be entertained by your performance, just as the girls in your BDM troop undoubtedly were? Perhaps he’ll get a hard on … might even wish he had a camera with which he might capture the moment?”
Silence.
“You must love him dearly, Fräulein Mohr. But how can you be certain it’s a love that’s truly reciprocal? We know that your Rudy has, after all, a reputation as a womanizer … his conquests are reportedly many. He’s also known to be a devout Red sympathizer and activist. Perhaps he’s just been using you all along? Has that ever occurred to you? Is he really worth it, Fräulein Mohr?”
“You bastard!”
“Ahhh, a reaction at last! Even better, Fräulein Mohr, what if we strip your beloved Rudy naked and string him up next to you … perhaps facing one another … and whip you both together? Perhaps we even slide that sawhorse with its sawtoothed edge between your flailing legs? Can you imagine what taking the lash with that wicked thing placed beneath your tender bits might be like?”
“Nooooo!”
“Alright then, Fräulein Mohr. Time is running short! This is your last chance to tell me everything … admit to me what you were doing last night … reveal to me the names of everyone in that resistance cell … as well as any known contacts outside the cell … tell me everything!
Because, mark my words. Things are going to get very rough from here on out. That I can promise you.
So do it for me!
Do it for your dear beloved Rudy, if you truly believe he cares anything for you! Spare him the beatings and tortures that Reimer and company have in store for him.
Do it for your father who undoubtedly does care about you!
Do it for yourself! Whatever. Doesn’t matter to me. For God’s sake, just do it!”
Tearful silence.
“Alright then. I’ll give you time to think it over while I smoke my next cigarette. But when I’m finished, you will talk or else!”
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Villa of Joachim Mohr, Hohenfelde, Hamburg, 06:32, Sunday, 18 December, 1938
“Mohr! Do you have any idea what time it is? What’s the meaning of disturbing me at this hour?” demanded the high-pitched nasal voice on the far end of the line in Berlin.
“My apologies, Herr Reichsführer-SS, but this is most urgent.”
“What? Yet another delay in arms production. Surely one of my underlings can handle that for you.”
“No, Heinrich, it’s a personal matter of some urgency.”
“Don’t tell me, Joachim, that you’ve finally decided to re-marry? Is that why you’re calling? … if so, splendid! You wish my blessing? Who is she? … good Aryan stock, I presume? You’ll want a woman who will produce healthy young males for the Reich … not that your beautiful daughter, Barbara, isn’t a fine credit to you, of course.”
“No, Heinrich. Marriage is the last thing on my mind. It’s Barbara who, in fact, is the reason for this call.”
“Barbara? Ah, you wish to find a suitable mate for young Barbara. Just say the word, Joachim, I have a good many upcoming, virile young SS officers who would be absolutely perfect matrimonial matches for her! Guaranteed to keep her blissfully happy and constantly pregnant.”
“Much appreciated, of course, but I’m afraid that marriage is the last thing on my Barbara’s mind. The reason I’m calling, Heinrich, is that I’ve learned this morning through a phone call from one of your people … a certain SS-Sturmbannführer Reinhardt … that my Barbara has been detained by the Gestapo here in Hamburg!”
“Detained? For what?”
“Reinhardt was short on details over the phone … but I gather that Barbara may have foolishly gotten herself romantically involved with a young man known to be active in the local resistance. I’m going over to the Stadthaus later this morning to try to get to the bottom of this. But if it looks bad I may need to ask you, Heinrich, to intervene on Barbara’s behalf.”
“Yes, of course, I will do what I can if needed. I know of Reinhardt. He’s a good man, and he was right to let you know about this. At the same time, Joachim, you must be aware that for appearances sake my ability to intervene could be limited. Let’s hope that Barbara’s being cooperative. Indeed, it would be in her best interest to see the light and work with Reinhardt to fully expose this loathsome lover of hers and his illegal activities and, of course, to help us with the total destruction of his criminal kind. Under those circumstances I would naturally be in a position to advocate for leniency in her case, if not an outright release.”
“Cooperative is not exactly my Barbara’s style, Heinrich. What happens if she is obstinate and refuses?”
“Insurgency is a capital crime, Joachim. Worst case scenario is execution before a firing squad, execution by hanging or execution by guillotine … whatever method is currently favored by the authorities in Hamburg. It’s absolutely essential that you do whatever you can to encourage her to cooperate. Again, rest assured that if she does you can count on me to intervene to the degree that I am able. Please keep me informed.”
“Thank you, Herr Reichsführer-SS.”
“Good bye then for now Joachim. Good luck and Heil Hitler!”
“Heil Hitler!”
TBC
Genuinely Barb, those scenes were worthy of being in a movie ... a movie I would very much love to see. The mind games in Barb's scene were exquisite. Wonderful writingexpand...
What an episode! Two great dialogues!15.
Verhörraum E, Detention and Interrogation Section, Hamburg Stadthaus, 06:29, Sunday, 18 December, 1938
Huh! Again? Remember, SS-Sturmbannführer Reinhardt, that in the Reich, as a member of the German People, your body is property of the people and the state! You are supposed to, no, even mandatory required, to keep it in good health! And it is the official policy of Reich, that smoking is bad for health!while I smoke my next cigarette.
For a moment I imagined her name was Helga, and she would announce, yelling : "Reichsführer-SS Himmler!"And he was about to press his advantage further when the door to the interrogation room suddenly flew open without warning and a woman … an SS-Helferin from the third floor signals room rushed in, face flushed from running down several flights of stairs, to breathlessly announce that Reichsführer-SS Himmler was on the telephone line upstairs demanding, in no uncertain terms, that he speak to to SS-Sturmbannführer Reinhardt … immediately!
It always feels good, when your actions are backed by your highest superior!“I see. Well, Reinhardt, it’s not my intention to interfere. That wouldn’t be right. I know you’ll do what duty requires. But, I do expect you to keep me in mind and take into account who her father is as you proceed. And above all you are to keep me fully informed. Is that understood?”
I doubt whether Reimer will have such good feelings soon!Reimer glanced over his shoulder once again, as he had done several times over the last several minutes. What the fuck was keeping those fools? They were supposed to have brought Weiss in before now! Who knew when Reinhardt might return. Reimer desperately wanted the personal satisfaction of having broken the case wide open while the SS-Sturmbannführer was away.