Forget your name. Story. Azarov A.S., Kudryavtsev V.P.

The last weeks separating the world from the Second World War. In Moscow, in the Office of the General Staff of the Red Army, it was decided to create well -conspirated intelligence groups outside Nazi Germany. And on March 6, 1939, Monsieur Paul St. Alber arrives in Brussels. Despite all the efforts of the Gestapo and Abwehr, a small group of Soviet military intelligence officers under the guidance of a man who bears someone else's name Jacques-Henri, continues to transfer information to the center.