Wolfenstein: The New Order2014

Anya Oliwa:
It's 1960.

William 'B.J' Blazkowicz:
[Ponders for a second] 1960?

Anya Oliwa:
Yes. You've stayed with us for 14 years. It's 1960.

William 'B.J' Blazkowicz:
I've gotta find a way to contact the US Military. Let them know that I'm alive and well and ready to report for duty.

Krzysytof Oliwa:
Oh, no, no, no. There's no more war.

Anya's Grandmother:
It's over, no more military.

William 'B.J' Blazkowicz:
The war ain't over. Look at all of the Nazis running around.

Krzysytof Oliwa:
They won.

Anya's Grandmother:
Yes, the Nazis rule the world now, they are everywhere. Everywhere.

William 'B.J' Blazkowicz:
What about the US?

Anya Oliwa:
The US? They've... what's the right word [In Polish] To Surrender?

Anya's Grandmother:
Surrender, surrender.

William 'B.J' Blazkowicz:
[In disbelief] They surrendered?

Krzysytof Oliwa:
Because of the... booooooooom. [makes a booming gesture with his hands]

Anya's Grandmother:
Yes. Atom bomb.

Anya Oliwa:
The US surrendered 12 years ago when the Nazis Atom bombed their country.

William 'B.J' Blazkowicz:
[In disbelief still] Then, I'll find the resistance. I'll find them and I'll help them fight.

Anya's Grandmother:
No, no, no. More, resistance. Everyone is captured. If they live, the Nazis have them, and who can say who keeps them?