Preparing for the seizure of the Central Asian republics, the leaders of the Third Reich tried to politically formalize the future colonies as an “independent state”. The young brave intelligence officer Said Islambek, called “Twenty-sixth”, by order of the center surrenders in order to legally get into the “branch” of the Main SS directorate in Berlin - the Turkestan National Committee, created by the Nazis at the height of World War II as the “government of free Turkestan.” The victory was not easy for the Twenty-sixth. The messenger Said was going to meet was tracked down by the Gestapo and killed. Islambek was left alone. But an operation that has started cannot be interrupted...