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646f9e108c The war in Europe is over, the Japanese are about to surrender after the Nagasaki bombing, but a group of die-hard German Nazis are holding on in Shanghai, protecting an ingenious invention of mass destruction - a cosmic ray generator that is 1000 times more deadly than the A-bomb. Col. Von Meyer is about to pass the secret of the weapon to Col. Noyoma, as Japan is still at war, and will use it to revenge their recent losses. However, Field Marshal Von Runzel arrives with precise orders to the contrary: the Japanese shall not have the secret weapon, for an underground Nazi ring is to use it later in another attempt to destroy all the Allied Nations, and conquer the world in a third Worl War. Von Meyer decides to create a diversion, and to offer the Japanese scientist and officers some &quot;evening entertainment&quot; at the German Officers&#39; Club. Thaler, the female German Officer, is to bring in a number of women - arrested on trumped up charges at the Shanghai University - dress them up, and force them to service the lusty Japanese officers. First, he asks for volunteers, but only the French entertainer Yvette comes forward. The other five women (American, English, Austalian, Russian and Mexican) stubbornly refuse. Then he shouts at them: &quot;I say, naturally you&#39;ll all volunteer!&quot; The 16-year-old Australian girl finds her mother as a hard-laborer at the club, they rejoice for a while, but knowing that her pure catholic girl will be ravished that night, Mrs. James kills her daughter instead. Her absence will not be missed much, as two other young women arrive, a Chinese and a Japanese. Soon, the Germans are about to betray the Japanese, but the American is in cahoots with an infiltrated German officer who&#39;s really her husband (an OSS spy), the Chinese is trying to make the others believe that Maya is an infiltrated Japanese agent, while Lili herself is seeing a Chinese servant of the Germans in secret, and the women are justly suspicious of Yvette - who is getting fond of the bald-head Colonel Von Meyer... In the end, the American plot is uncovered, the Germans and the Japanese start killing each others, and the fugitive American and Chinese spies. A number of people die in heroic gun-fights. Maya is going to defuse the bombs left in the wine cellar by the escaping Americans, so that the Japanese will get the secret weapon in the end. However Yvette decides to change her loyalty to her country, thinking of what the English girl told her. The two women clash in a desperate fight all over the place, as the fuse is burning - with the future of humankind at stake. As World War II nears its end, beautiful women forced to serve as sex slaves in a German officer&#39;s club, do what they can to destroy the plans of a cosmic death ray. This Republican programmer is set in Shanghai during the days between the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and the Japanese surrender – although it was actually filmed in a Mexican hotel. Although the Nazis surrendered a few months before, a few of them are still marching around in full uniform, abducting virginal teenage girls on their way to church from the street and forcing them to serve as &#39;hostesses&#39; at the German Officers Club. The Nazis are already plotting their return with a dastardly &#39;cosmic ray&#39; which will definitely win them the third world war in ways the script neglects to explain. The Japs want the Nazis secret weapon but the Nazis don&#39;t want to give it to them and keep bombarding them with kidnapped women and alcohol in an attempt to make them forget all about it.<br/><br/>With a title like Women in the Night and a Poverty Row studio providing the finance it&#39;s hardly a surprise that this effort is pretty poor, even though it might have been camp fun in the hands of more capable filmmakers. This could almost have been a template for all those whip-wielding Nazi chick exploitation efforts of the 70s. The chief German officer – the one who isn&#39;t the spy with an undisguised American accent – has a thin scar on his left cheek and a monocle glued to his right eye socket. When an underling attempts to stamp out a flaming portrait of Hitler he is scolded by the officer with a fierce, &#39;you are stamping on ze Fuehrer!&#39; He also has a couple of women working for him who are engaged in a lesbian relationship, although this being the 40s the fact is only hinted at in a couple of lines of dialogue. This piece of cheapo, post war Nazi &amp; &#39;Nip&#39; bashing must hold some sort of record for the most on screen verbiage before the first spoken line of dialogue in motion picture history.<br/><br/>First we have a scrolling prologue (four screens full) - Followed by an establishing shot of the &#39;Bureau of Records&#39;, followed by a stock footage interior, and a zoom in on a drawer labelled &quot;Case Histories Crimes Against Women&quot;, a tilt down to another drawer: &quot;Confidential&quot;. A hand pulls open the drawer and starts to flip through the files giving us a chance to read their titles and some of the contents: (three shots showing eleven separate bits of paper to read). The last piece of paper is turned over to reveal a still photo of some women and a German soldier. Lap dissolve to stock footage of somewhere labelled: &quot;Shanghai&quot;. Dissolve to yet another on-screen, full-screen message: &quot;In the Final Days of the war...blah blah blah&quot;. Cut to another filing drawer, a hand pulls out yet another typewritten card to read: &quot;Crimes against Hospital Nurses Location: Shanghai&quot;. Lap dissolve to a sign &quot;University Hospital&quot;... Dear god! I&#39;m loosing the will to live here... Another dissolve to a sign saying &quot;Nurses Quarters&quot;, another dissolve to a crucifix. The entire audience spells out &#39;I N R I&#39; to themselves they are, by now, so used to reading anything that&#39;s on the screen.<br/><br/>In all it&#39;s four and a half minutes! before anyone says anything meaningful - and then it&#39;s to read out a list of the character&#39;s names as they step forward one by one. Heaven help us! Not more establishing!<br/><br/>There are seven writers credited with the script on this; I guess none of them had an eraser.