Blood-Colored Street

Stories about feats of Soviet intelligence on the front lines, revealing the clash of force and spirit at the forefront. They depict hard battles that even veterans would rather keep silent about. The action takes place in 1944 in Lviv, where Poles from the Home Army operate jointly with the fascists. The Polish government-in-exile warns the commander of the Lviv district about a planned operation called “Operation Storm,” whose goal is to prevent Soviet influence in territories that have been handed over to the USSR. Soviet leadership tasks Captain Gleb Shubin, along with a group of intelligence officers, to infiltrate the occupied city in order to obtain this important letter. Shubin, who has already been in similar situations, must find a way to get into a city full of enemies and avoid arrest by the Gestapo. His front-line experience suggests an unexpected move… The author’s books have already sold over 10 million copies.