In this task, five ordered key facts are given. All the given facts are expressed in natural language. Your job is to generate a story 100 to 1000 words long, that includes all the facts given as input in their order of appearance while expanding upon them to produce a broader, yet coherent, narrative.

Q: Fact1: American soldier Sergeant David Brent is himself wounded while hunting down and killing sniper in German city, Fact2: SS set up artillery observation post in Helga 's building, Fact3: David returns to city and Helga despite being warned by commanding officer, Fact4: parents were killed by Allied bombs news to him, Fact5: Bruno is member on regaining control of Germany

A: Near the end of World War II in Europe, American soldier Sergeant David Brent James Best loses two men and is himself wounded while hunting down and killing a sniper in a German city. He falls unconscious in front of a young German woman, Helga Schiller Susan Cummings. When he awakes, he finds that she has tended his wound rather than killing him. She also protects him from her bitter younger brother, Franz Harold Daye. When the SS set up an artillery observation post in Helgas building, she hides David to prove she is not a Nazi. Later, the Americans capture the city, and David is sent to a hospital. After Germany surrenders, David returns to the city and marries Helga, despite being warned by his commanding officer. Because American soldiers are verboten forbidden to fraternize with German women, he resigns from the Army and goes to work in the Food Office of the Military Government. One day, Helga spots a friend, returning German soldier Bruno Eckhart Tom Pittman. She breaks the news to him that his parents were killed by Allied bombs and his girlfriend committed suicide because she mistakenly believed the Russians were coming. Bruno congratulates her on landing someone she herself calls her American goldmine. She persuades David to vouch for him, which enables Bruno to get one of the scarce good jobs, as a policeman. What neither Helga nor David know is that Bruno is a member of Werwolf, a Nazi organization bent on regaining control of Germany, beginning with sabotage and sneak attacks. Bruno uses his position to infiltrate other Werwolf members into the government and becomes their leader. Franz also joins the organization. When a food shipment is hijacked by Werwolf, the German civilians blame the Americans and demonstrate in front of the building where David works. David is fired after he foolishly attacks their spokesman and is pummeled by the mob. Bruno turns David against Helga, even though she is pregnant, by telling the American that she married him only for the food and shelter he could provide. When David confronts Helga, she admits that it was true to begin with, but that she eventually fell in love with him; he does not believe her and storms out. Meanwhile, Franzs conscience begins troubling him after he witnesses an incident at Brunos secret Werwolf headquarters in a railroad boxcar. After a Werwolf bitterly protests against the theft of medicine intended for the German people, Bruno stabs him to death. When Franz has a nightmare about the murder, Helga discovers that he is part of Werwolf. Determined to show him the error of his ways, she takes him to the first session of the Nuremberg Trials. Horrified by what he learns, he reveals what he knows, enabling the Americans to smash the Werwolf operation in the area. Upon learning what Helga did, David reconciles with her. Franz goes to the boxcar to retrieve an invaluable list of Werwolf members, but is caught in the act by Bruno. In the ensuing struggle, Franz manages to knock Bruno out, but is trapped inside when the boxcar catches fire. David rushes in and rescues his brotherinlaw.
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Q: Fact1: silent drama tells story of man, Fact2: Karamzin attempts her planning to eventually fleece her of money, Fact3: Maruschka In climax of goes mad film, Fact4: father kills him dumping body in sewer, Fact5: Karamzin 's cousins are arrested for being imposters and con-artists

A: The silent drama tells the story of a man who names himself Count Wladislaw Sergius Karamzin von Stroheim in order to seduce rich women and extort money from them. He has set up shop in Monte Carlo and his partners in crime and possible lovers are his cousins: Princess Vera Petchnikoff Busch and Her Highness Olga Petchnikoff George. Count Karamzin begins his latest scam on the unworldly wife of an American envoy, Helen Hughes DuPont, even though her husband is nearby. He attempts to charm her, planning to eventually fleece her of her money. She is easily impressed by his fauxaristocratic glamor, to the chagrin of her dull but sincere husband. Karamzin also has his eye on two other women, Maruschka Fuller, a maid at the hotel, and Marietta Polo the mentally disabled daughter of one of his criminal associates Gravina, seeing them both as easy sexual prey. In the climax of the film Maruschka, the maid he has seduced and abandoned, goes mad and sets fire to a building in which Karamzin and Mrs Hughes are trapped. Karamzin jumps to save himself, leaving Mrs Hughes in danger. She is saved, and is looked after by her devoted husband. Karamzins public display of selfish cowardice ensures he is shunned by the high society he craves to be accepted by. Humiliated, he tries to restore his pride by seducing Marietta, the mentally disabled girl. Her father kills him, dumping his body in a sewer. Karamzins cousins are arrested for being imposters and conartists.
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Q: Fact1: sinister newspaper owner Kevin McMaxford is attempting to ruin girls reputation for newspaper 's ratings, Fact2: Piers Cuthbertson-Smyth stalks girls hoping to use them as subjects for next project, Fact3: constant practices traveling publicity appearances and other burdens of celebrity affect girls on personal level, Fact4: girls Throughout attempt to ask Clifford for time off to spend with Nicola busy schedule, Fact5: Clifford refuses after talking with head of girls record label

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The film begins with the Spice Girls performing Too Much on Top of the Pops, but they become dissatisfied with the burdens of fame and fortune. Meanwhile, sinister newspaper owner Kevin McMaxford Barry Humphries is attempting to ruin the girls reputation for his newspapers ratings. McMaxford dispatches photographer Damien Richard OBrien to take pictures and tape recordings of the girls. Less threatening but more annoying is Piers CuthbertsonSmyth Alan Cumming, who stalks the girls along with his camera crew, hoping to use them as subjects for his next project. At the same time, the girls uptight manager, Clifford Richard E. Grant and his sympathetic assistant Deborah Claire Rushbrook, are fending off two overeager Hollywood writers, Martin Barnfield and Graydon George Wendt and Mark McKinney, who relentlessly pitch absurd plot ideas for a feature film for the Spice Girls. Amid this, the girls must prepare for their live concert at the Royal Albert Hall in three days, the biggest performance of their career. At the heart of it, the constant practices, traveling, publicity appearances, and other burdens of celebrity affect the girls on a personal level, preventing them from spending much time with their pregnant best friend, Nicola Naoko Mori, who is due to give birth soon. Throughout the busy schedule, the girls attempt to ask Clifford for time off to spend with Nicola and relax, but Clifford refuses after talking with the head of the girls record label, the cryptic and eccentric Chief Roger Moore. The stress and overwork compound, which culminate in a huge argument between Clifford and the girls. The girls suddenly storm out on the evening before their gig at the Albert Hall. The girls separately think back on their humble beginnings and their struggle to the top. They reunite by chance outside the nowabandoned cafe where they practiced during their childhood years, they reconcile, and decide to take Nicola out dancing. However, Nicola goes into labor at the nightclub and is rushed to the hospital in the girls bus, giving birth to a healthy baby girl. When Emma notices that the delivery doctor has a camera, the girls realize that he is Damien, who runs off with the girls in hot pursuit, only to hit his head after accidentally colliding with an empty stretcher. When Damien sees the girls standing over him, he tells them that they have made him see the error of his ways, and he goes after McMaxford, who is subsequently fired in a Jacuzzi scandal. After noticing the girls bus driver, Dennis Meat Loaf is missing, Victoria decides to take the wheel. It becomes a race against time as Victoria drives like a maniac through London. While approaching Tower Bridge, the bridge begins to raise to let a boat through the River Thames. Victoria drives up the bridge and over the gap. The bus finally lands safely on the other side, but when Emma opens a trapdoor in the floor, she discovers a bomb, and the girls scream before Emma slams the trapdoor shut again. The girls finally arrive at the Royal Albert Hall for their performance and run up the steps. However, the girls have one more obstacle to overcome: a London policeman Kevin McNally charges the girls with dangerous driving, criminal damage, flying a bus without a license, and frightening the pigeons. Emma pushes forward and tells the policeman that she and the other girls were late for their performance at the Albert Hall. Emma smiles at the policeman, and he lets the girls off for their performance. The film ends when the girls perform their song Spice Up Your Life at the start of their Royal Albert Hall concert broadcast live on television around the world. The supporting cast later talk about the girls film during the closing credits. Mel C breaks the fourth wall and tells the other girls that the outgoing audience is watching them. The girls talk to the audience, commenting on those two in the back row snogging and on ones dress, and discuss their film, just minutes before the bomb in their bus explodes.
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