A new book from the best-selling author of “Redeeem with Blood!”, “The Penalty Officers Didn’t Shout “Hurray!” and “Bullet for the penalty box.” The long-awaited continuation of the novel “Penalties against the Tigers.” The victorious year of 1945 is born in bloody agony. The Red Army is fighting fiercely for Budapest, breaking through the three rings of defense in depth surrounding the Hungarian capital with great difficulty and heavy losses. By order of Hitler, selected tank and mechanized divisions of the Wehrmacht were transferred here - the Fuhrer said that Hungary with its oil reserves was more important for the Reich than Berlin. The bloody assault on Budapest dragged on for 100 long days. And as always, penal companies are the first to go into reconnaissance in force - penal soldiers must call fire on themselves, identifying firing points and nodes of the enemy’s defense. In this hell, their chances of surviving are one in ten...