The world has changed - and still remains the same. The Korean War is in its third year, and neither side can achieve victory. The only chance to turn the situation around is to move the conflict to a different plane by changing the conditions of the game. Will it be possible to do this? Is it possible to prevent such a turn of events? And how many lives must be paid to prevent the worst from happening? This book is about responsibility, which is more important than pain and fear, more important than even death itself. And about the outgoing generation, which was confident in its right to decide the fate of the world.