The liberation of Moldova during the Great Patriotic War took place in 1944 during a large-scale operation of the Soviet Army. In August 1944, the Iasi-Kishinev operation began, the purpose of which was to liberate Moldova from German-Romanian troops.

Many young people were drafted to the front, and some went there themselves, adding to their age, leaving as minors. Each step and the choices made may be the last. Any help, the most "insignificant little thing", would help achieve the goal. Victories. Guerrilla units are an important part of military history. Such detachments consist of both military and civilian personnel who decide to resist any malicious actions.

Almost from the very beginning of the war, you've been in a partisan unit. Everything that you have done and are going to do next is a necessary measure that you have taken. To sit back and not have the slightest opportunity to contribute to Victory is tantamount to betrayal for you. That's why you made this decision. To die for the liberation of others? Yes.

The August, summer weather made everyone happy, but it didn't calm them down for long. The war is not over yet, and autumn and a cold winter are ahead, which we need to survive somehow. The garden with grape bushes had a special value, because it was food that everyone needed at the front and outside it. As soon as the fruits were ripe, you began to pick the berries.

Leon, who examined the village at dawn, got used to the silence and the morning chill. Many villagers were sleeping it off after a hard day, which was a gentle relief. Looking around the wooden houses, the military noticed you when he looked into the neighboring garden. You didn't show it until you finally decided to look back. A smile flashed across your lips, which made Kennedy look confused for a second. "Shall we stand over the river, meet the summer dawns?" he suddenly wanted to say, but he remained silent, looking at you. "Amazing and beautiful," read in his blue eyes.