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By the end of June 22, the Soviet defenders are divided into groups: one force under Fomin defending the Kholm Gate, a second force under Gavrilov defending the Eastern Redoubt, while Kizhevatov defends the 9th Frontier outpost, along with a group of civilians and Vainshtein holds on to the barracks
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On June 24, Sasha leaves the Kholm Gate to alert the other pockets about Fomin's plan for a breakout. While Sasha finds the 132nd has been overrun and Vainshtein dead, he manages to deliver the message to Kizhevatov and Gavrilov. That night, a breakout is attempted by all three remaining groups but
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and remember the truth about the defenders, Kizhevatov takes a machine gun to cover his men while they attempt a breakout. The breakout fails and the remaining defenders, including Kizhevatov, are killed as Sasha manages to escape. Years later, an elderly Sasha pays tribute to memorial of Brest
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by a German firing squad, as a Jew, a communist and a commissar. Gavrilov orders his remaining men to attempt to break out individually. Kizhevatov and his surviving men manage to regroup in the barracks; Sasha returns to meet them there. After ordering Sasha to take the
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is driven back by the Germans, suffering many losses. The next morning, realizing he can't properly defend them, Kizhevatov reluctantly orders the surviving civilians (including his wife and daughter and also Sasha) to vacate the fortress during a cease-fire.
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On June 26, the Germans drop a two-ton bomb on the fortress, causing massive damage. The Germans quickly move to eradicate the surviving pockets. The defenders at Kholm Gate are forced to surrender and Fomin is immediately shot under the
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barracks. As the siege commences, Sasha finds himself stranded in one of the barracks. During the fighting for the East Fort, Junior Lieutenant Andrey Akimov (brother of Sasha) is killed while destroying two
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Soviet fighter aircraft of the 123rd Fighter Aviation Regiment is shot down over the fortress and the pilot is rescued by Fomin's men. He reveals that the Red Army is retreating toward
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under command of Lieutenant Kizhevatov, repel a German sortie into the fortress and Vainshtein thwarts a German commando's attempt to undermine the defense of the
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The film makers claim that the plot is as close as possible to historical fact, and that the Brest Fortress Museum supervised the plot thoroughly.
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The film opens on Saturday, June 21, 1941. Sasha Akimov, a 15-year-old musician, and his older brother, Andrey, whose parents were killed in the
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dive-bombers, killing many Soviet soldiers and civilians. At 6:30, German infantry attack the fortress, capturing hospital staff and patients,
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Fortress, accompanied by his grandson, to remember the good days and memories of the life before the Nazis took everything.
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Lieutenant Vainshtein, about an imminent war with Germany. That evening, the fortress loses power due to sabotage by German
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of the 132nd NKVD Battalion. The next day, fighting continues for the fortress and Sasha makes it to the Kholm Gate. An
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the invasion of the Soviet Union. The fortress is bombarded by German artillery and
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Veranika Nikanava as Anya Kizhevatova, Andrey Kizhevatov's daughter
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Aleksey Kopashov at the premiere of the film on November 3, 2010
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and Fomin realizes that the men must leave the fortress or die.
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many of them. Fomin takes command of the defenders around the
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Yana Esipovich as Katya Kizhevatova, Andrey Kizhevatov's wife
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Maksim Kostromykin as Nikolay ′Kolka′, projectionist
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Alexander Kott
Vladimir Yeryomin
Andrey Merzlikin
Pavel Derevyanko
Ivan I. Krasko
Belarusfilm
Mosfilm
Central Partnership
Belarus
Russia
RUB
‹See Tfd›
Russian
romanized
defense of Brest Fortress
Wehrmacht
Operation Barbarossa
Nazi Germany
Soviet Union
World War II
Pyotr Gavrilov
Red Army
Regimental Commissar
Yefim Fomin
Frontier Outpost
Spanish Civil War
Red Army
Brest Fortress
commissar

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