Spies Must Die. Snake in the Grass

In a Nazi intelligence training centre in occupied Poland, a group of spies are being trained for a mission. Each man has his own reason for serving the enemy; some work for the Nazis voluntarily, some wish to infiltrate the other side, while others use the cooperation with the Germans to their own advantage. Six men are sent into Soviet territory to destroy an important strategic bridge near the city of Zhytomir, the main route for Soviet military machinery and munitions to the frontline, and the destruction of which would guarantee the isolation of the Soviet Army before their offensive. NKVD Captain Aleksandr Galimov and his assistant, Jr. Lt. Liubov Lipinkaya, are charged with boosting morale among the Soviet troops and preventing the act of sabotage being prepared by the Nazis. However, even working at home, they find themselves struggling against army bureaucracy, military secrets, dissidence and their own conscience.