These events are not included in the history books, they are rarely mentioned in the press, not a single feature film has been made about them. Unlike one of the most famous battles, namely the Battle of Stalingrad. But the military operation "Saturn Minor", which preceded it, is undeservedly less known today, although it became the prologue of a radical turning point in the Great Patriotic War. The main target on the path of the advancing troops was the enemy air base in the village of "Tatsinskaya - the air bridge", through which Paulus's army was supplied near Stalingrad. In December 1942, the 24th Tank Corps under the command of General Vasily Badanov was given a daring and very risky task. The fighters had to go about 300 km deep behind enemy lines, cut off the German task force from Rostov-on-Don, divert the German troops aimed at Stalingrad and defeat the airfield. The film is dedicated to a unique tank raid and the incredible story of the battle between tanks and planes.

The song “At the Nameless Height”, famous throughout the country, is, in fact, a front-line report in rhymes. The text, written by the poet Mikhail Matusovsky, tells about the feat of 18 Siberian volunteers. In September 1943, they voluntarily set off to storm Hill 224.1, a stronghold of the Nazis. At the cost of their lives, the fighters helped the Soviet troops to break the German defenses in the Roslavl direction. The history of this feat for many years was unknown even to the relatives of the heroes of the Nameless. Relatives could not find out about the fate of their loved ones and find a burial place. Two fighters miraculously survived the battle, but they did not know about each other for many decades. Thanks to Vladislav Plotnikov, fellow soldier of the volunteer heroes, who conducted a long search operation, the true story of the battle and the fate of the volunteers became known throughout the country.