Silent War

In the winter of 1940, Minsk under false peace. Andrei Vasiliev, a Soviet-German mixed-race soldier, was deeply saddened by his life experience. The precise skills of the recruit's best friend Bolvikov Ivanovich and a hint of non-existent German smell (cold pine woody scent, strange indigo ink stains) sow the seeds of suspicion. On a cold night, Andre tracked him to the archives and witnessed him secretly taking pictures of documents with a miniature camera - the moonlight illuminated the title: Leningrad Accident Investigation Report·March 7, 1939 - The mystery of the death of Andre's father! Bolvikov turned his head sharply, his cold gaze piercing the darkness. At the same time, deep in Berlin, a "uranium" weapons race to end the war or open an abyss is going on in a twisted way. When the ice between Sud and Germany completely collapsed, Andre was drawn into the hell on the Eastern Front. He had to see clearly: Is the best friend beside him a lurking ghost, or a stranger trapped in the whirlpool? Is an accident file related to the countdown to destruction that goes far beyond the battlefield? Is trust tempered into steel in gunfire, or... Crushed into powder?