A diabolical, senseless experiment was carried out on Soviet prisoners of war in a fascist concentration camp.

“It turns out that dying is not scary - it’s scary like dying. Fomin died honestly, like a fighter. He held on until the moment when his heart gave out. Radzievsky also held on until the sun burned his brain. It’s not scary if the heart or brain fails - it’s the body that fails. It’s worse if the soul fails, although the heart and brain are alive. At that moment when I woke up and saw your bloody hands, I thought that my soul broke, because you looked through me, as if I did not exist, did not exist on earth...”