It's scary to fall into the bloody smoky summer of 1941, not getting into your war. Having drunk dashing in Karabakh and Chechnya, retired military pensioner Lieutenant Colonel Nikolai Glovatsky falls into the past, right under the tracks of German tanks triumphantly advancing on Leningrad. Here we must forget about "Little blood, a mighty blow," and stand to death, giving the order "not a step back." After all, if you stop the Nazis under the walls of Pskov, where the concrete boxes of the Stalin Line pillboxes have grown into the ground, then millions of Leningraders will not starve to death?! It was here that the Red Army was born in 1918, which will now be able to stop the presumptuous enemy. And Manstein swears plenty of Russian balanda in captivity, there will be "Lost Victories" for him!