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West Belarus, October 1944. The German command is trying to prevent Soviet troops from entering East Prussia. In order to exclude the leakage of information about their plans, the Nazis use a new code, which is to be solved by Soviet radio operators. This is the task that Major-General Zharov and his subordinates receive. To protect the scouts ordered to a group of Captain Belov, which has already once saved the general from the attack of the German landing force.
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West Belarus, October 1944. The German command is trying to prevent Soviet troops from entering East Prussia. In order to exclude the leakage of information about their plans, the Nazis use a new code, which is to be solved by Soviet radio operators. This is the task that Major-General Zharov and his subordinates receive. To protect the scouts ordered to a group of Captain Belov, which has already once saved the general from the attack of the German landing force.
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Genre:War
Written By:Andrey Kureychik
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Studio:Rasfokus Film, Belarusfilm
Cast
Aleksandr Franskevich-Laye
Director
Vladimir Yepifantsev
Nikolay Fedorovich Belov
Anna Taratorkina
Olga Ershova
Aleksandr Franskevich-Laye
Клёнин (главная роль - майор СМЕРШа)
Aleksandr Tyutin
Zharov Andrey Petrovich
Vitaly Kotovitsky
Kovtun
Andrey Olefirenko
George Bridge
Inna Franskevich
Svetlana Zhiltsova
Evgeniy Nikitin
Ivan Shpak
Aleksey Sorov
patrol
Vitaly Shashkov
patrol
Ivan Matskevich
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