49th Parallel

49th Parallel (The Invaders in U.S. releases) is a 1941 Canadian war drama. The film was directed by the late Michael Powell and stars the late Leslie Howard, the late Laurence Olivier, and the late Anton Walbrook.

In the early days of World War II, a German U-boat is sunk in Canada's Hudson Bay. Hoping to evade capture, a small band of German soldiers led by commanding officer Lieutenant Hirth (Eric Portman) attempts to cross the border into the United States, which has not yet entered the war and is officially neutral. Along the way, the German soldiers encounter brave men such as French-Canadian fur trapper Johnnie (Laurence Olivier) and soldier Andy Brock (Raymond Massey).

Victims[]

Commander Bernsdorff - Killed when unknown Allied Bomber dropped several bombs on his U-Boat.
41 Unnamed U-37 Crewmen - Killed when an unknown Allied Bomber dropped several bombs on their U-Boat.
Eskimo - Bled to death after Kranz kicked him against a door, causing him to bash his head against it.
Unnamed Male Seaplane Pilot - Shot to death by the Surviving Six.
Three Unnamed Male Inuits - Shot to death by the Surviving Six.
Unnamed Female Inuit - Shot to death by the Surviving Six.
Johnnie "The Trapper" - Bled out after being shot twice by Kranz with a rifle.
Jahner - Shot off the side of a Seaplane by an unknown Inuit and drowned to death.
Lieutenant Kuknecke - Died when his plane crashed after it ran out of fuel.
Vogel - Shot in the back of the head by Hirth.

Deaths[]

Total - 52
- All Humans
  - 51 Male
  - 1 Female

Kill Counts[]

Kranz - 7 (5 Shared) (Imprisoned)
Hirth - 6 (5 Shared) (Imprisoned)
Lohrmann - 5 (All Shared) (Unknown)
Kuhnecke - 5 (All Shared) (Deceased)
Vogel - 5 (All Shared) (Deceased)
Jahner - 5 (All Shared) (Deceased)

Notes[]

In the beginning of the film, the U-37 sinks a Canadian Cargo Ship, but its unknown how many people actually died.
The U-37 is a Type IXA Submarine, so I used the minimum amount of crewmen with is 48 (Minus 7 for the Six survivors and Bernsdorff.)