Belarusian Sky

The noise of train wrecks, the destruction of bridges, and destroyed German supply convoys. Novels about the unknown feats of partisans during the war.

In 1941, a partisan group led by Captain Roman’чuk, formed on the territory of Poland from escapees from concentration camps, secretly heads into German-occupied Belarus. Here they intend to continue resisting the invaders. One of the freed locals reports that in a neighboring village a Soviet pilot is held prisoner by the police. His plane was shot down during reconnaissance, and he faces death. Romanchuk and his men decide to save him—but how, when enemies are everywhere? Suddenly, an audacious plan appears…

"War has many faces. And for those who describe it truthfully, the face is Sergey Zverev’s. This writer knows everything about the war. It seems he went through this difficult path himself to tell it honestly…" — Valery Sharapov, author of retro detective stories.