On September 2, 1945, the act of unconditional surrender of Japan was signed on board the American missile cruiser Missouri. The Second World War ended, the armies returned to their places of permanent deployment, but there was only more work for secret service employees. On the Korean Peninsula, occupied by Soviet and American troops, a fierce struggle is unfolding for the political future of the country. A group of Soviet front-line intelligence officers was tasked with secretly delivering, safe and sound, to the territory of North Korea a group of prominent Korean communists who were in exile in the USSR, to prepare a “people's revolution”...