End of World War II, April 1945. The Red Army is entering the fallen Berlin. This is the beginning of the history of women who, at the mercy of the Soviet soldiers, had to choose between experiencing and respecting themselves. With no chance of defense, they tried to find a protector they could trust.

A moving subject, which in both the context of the Second World War and any other armed conflict hardly speaks. The film was based on the memoirs of a German journalist, who for several months wrote down the events that followed the Russians' entry into the capital of Germany. Published anonymously in the 50s, for decades have not received due attention due to the author's taboo experience and the traumatic experiences of similar women.