The Second World War began to develop according to a different scenario. The Soviet Union again has to repel the treacherous attack of the Entente. England and France teamed up to capture Turkey and use its territory as a springboard for the invasion of the North Caucasus and the seizure of the Baku oil fields. However, Allied troops stood in the way of the invaders. The Red Army and the Wehrmacht are fighting shoulder to shoulder against the new world order. English pilots are bombing peaceful cities and even ships carrying children. Fifteen-year-old Genka Kudrin sailed on one of these ships across the Black Sea. He managed to escape. The boy was picked up by German soldiers. Genka Kudrin wants only one thing - to take revenge, to kill the British, French and other enemies of his Motherland with his own hands. This coincides with the policy of the Reich, and the Germans send Genka to the legendary Brandenburg-800 special operations unit. The Germans are going to use teenagers for sabotage operations on enemy territory. They don't attract attention. Their goal is to disorient and disorganize the enemy. The British do not take them prisoner. The sons of the Reich are at the forefront of the attack.