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| rdfs:comment | - Weidling looks at his watch, saying that he should have been with his troops by now. Bormann tells him that he made a good impression to the Führer. Krebs asks him whether Steiner will attack; Weidling is unsure and tells them that they should know better. Burgdorf says that if Steiner doesn't attack, all would be lost. At that moment Keitel enters and congratulates Weidling for his report: the Führer appointed him Commander of Berlin’s Defense. Weidling is visibly displeased with his new post, saying that he would have preferred to be shot than had that honor.
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| Caption | - Burgdorf, the master of singing and drinking.
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| Diff | - *Singing Burgdorf only present in Extended Version
*Weidling looking at his watch is present in Theatrical Version
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| abstract | - Weidling looks at his watch, saying that he should have been with his troops by now. Bormann tells him that he made a good impression to the Führer. Krebs asks him whether Steiner will attack; Weidling is unsure and tells them that they should know better. Burgdorf says that if Steiner doesn't attack, all would be lost. At that moment Keitel enters and congratulates Weidling for his report: the Führer appointed him Commander of Berlin’s Defense. Weidling is visibly displeased with his new post, saying that he would have preferred to be shot than had that honor.
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