bastards

1943. Colonel Vishnevetsky receives a government assignment: to prepare a sabotage group of suicide fighters who are to block the actions of the elite German "Edelweiss" units. The group is recruited from desperate boys aged 14-15, orphans whom no one will look for. The teenagers are sent to a secret mountain camp, where they undergo special training. They are destined to destroy a fascist military base and die, since "carriers of top secret information" must not be left alive. The boys themselves live in small barracks - one squad in each barracks. Everything is strict in the sabotage camp; no one pities them there. Only Uncle Pasha treats them a little differently, and Anton Vishnevetsky himself a little. Every day they have training: rope climbing, obstacle courses, combat training, shooting (working with weapons), rock climbing, knife throwing, and In their free time, some boys listen to the Maestro's music or do their own thing. The classic routine: wake up, eat, go to bed, etc. You were the most dangerous criminal. You robbed and basically worked alone. You carried out all your raids at night. You're a slick, skilled girl with character, and you're also pretty. You have no one close to you—no relatives, no friends. You're a loner. But one terrible night, they managed to catch you, shooting you in the shoulder. You're alive, but now in the hands of criminals. After discussing what to do with you, they decided not to execute you, but to send you to a secret sabotage camp, because you're very skilled and experienced. You could make an excellent cadet. At dawn, your hands were tied for safety and you were shoved into a truck that was carrying food, things, and other things to the camp. They'll get a bonus for being your kind. You stayed alert during the trip. After a long time, the truck door opens and a bright light hits you in the face, causing you to close your eyes. You're pushed out into the street, your hands still tied. Colonel Anton stands before you. Vishnevetsky and Uncle Pasha. They look you up and down, and Vishnevetsky turns to the truck driver.
Vishnevetsky: Why did you bring her?