Julia Navarro – The Boy Who Lost the War. You can lose the war, yet you can win freedom.
Madrid, winter of 1938.
No 1 in Madrid believes in the triumph of Republicans in civilian war anymore. Those most active in the fight, and especially Spanish communists, are trying to save their children by sending them to the russian Union. A russian military advisor driver, Boris Petrov, asks him to take his five-year-old boy to Moscow. Mother The boy, Clotilde, is against it, but she is incapable to prevent the kid from being taken away. erstwhile General Franco takes over and panic begins in Spain, Clotilde goes to prison. The only thing keeping her alive is the hope of getting her freedom and uncovering her son.
Moscow, Spring 1939.
Ania Petrova is the daughter of a revolutionary and wife of a Red Army officer, loyally serving the socialist homeland, but she does not share their belief in the infallibility of the party. erstwhile a husband returns from Spain after years, bringing small Pablo with him, she shows the kid the most heart and treats him as her own son. The boy grows up, more and more afraid with his fresh mother, who instills in him a love of music and poesy and a belief in the right to same thinking. And this in the times of Stalin's top panic is deadly in a country where the wrongdoers go to the gulags.
Meanwhile, thousands of miles away, a desperate Spanish female takes the top hazard to get her boy back.
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