FILTRATION. Someone else's name, someone else's documents. And what he saw cannot be taken to the...
SMERSH. "FILTERING" | War Detective | The SMERSH Factor
October 1943. A transit camp. Pakhomov checks former encirclement and prisoners—a questionnaire, a conversation, a check-in. A conveyor belt. At 143, something goes wrong. Private Ryabov gives the correct conscription date. But first, a half-second of silence. The man was recalling a date he should know by heart. Pakhomov begins to unravel. The real Ryabov died a year ago. The one sitting across from him is different. A translator for the Germans, who betrayed his own. And then—three months in a partisan detachment, three months of atonement. And—a witness to a mass execution of a village that no one knows about.
Sometimes lies hide the truth that no one else can tell.
COUNTER-SMERSH is Captain Pakhomov's tenth case. October 1943.
► Episode 1: SMERSH. "WIFE" — • She walked 13 miles with a baby in her arms —... "?sub_confirmation=1"
► Episode 2: SMERSH. "SALT" — • A signalman died by accident. But there was no salt in his porridge... "?sub_confirmation=1"
► Episode 3: SMERSH. "DESERTER" — • He returned on his own — knowing I would shoot him... "?sub_confirmation=1"
► Episode 4: SMERSH. "PORRIDGE" — • Eleven were sitting at the table. The one who put the bread in his pocket... "?sub_confirmation=1"
► Episode 5: SMERSH. "PHOTOGRAPH" — • He carried her photo near his heart for three years. It's his... "?sub_confirmation=1"
►Episode 6: SMERSH. "HANDWRITING" — • 4 handwritings were checked - none matched. Sh... "?sub_confirmation=1"
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⚠️ Disclaimer: This video is a work of fiction in the historical drama genre. All characters, events, and dialogue are fictitious. Any resemblance to real people is coincidental. This episode was created with the purpose of artistically exploring the psychology and moral dilemmas of the World War II era. The author does not pursue the goal of glorifying or discrediting any historical organizations or individuals.