Аллигатор (криминальная военная драма) (Павел Трубинер) (8 серий)

S ii͡uli͡a 1941 v Kazakhskui͡u SSR nachinaetsi͡a ėvakuat͡sii͡a predprii͡atiĭ - tolʹko Alma-Ata prini͡ala okolo 40 zavodov, fabrik i t͡sekhov iz prifrontovykh raĭonov strany. Strana postavila zadachu: naladitʹ proizvodstvo v szhatye sroki. I v tylu, po suti, razvorachivaetsi͡a vtoroĭ front. Zavody nachinai͡ut vypuskatʹ miny i snari͡ady, torpedy i bomby, ognemety i drugie vidy oruzhii͡a.<br>Odnovremenno v stolit͡su Kazakhstana ėvakuirovalisʹ ne tolʹko predprii͡atii͡a, teatry i kinostudii, no i bandy so vseĭ strany, vskore prevrativshie Alma-Atu v kriminalʹnui͡u stolit͡su SSSR. Meshali normalʹnoĭ zhizni mestnykh i ėvakuirovannykh ne tolʹko bandity, no i zaslannye germanskie agenty. V pomoshchʹ Alma-Atinskomu otdelu po borʹbe s banditizmom iz Moskvy otkomandirovan kontrrazvedchik, maĭor Boris Starikov i ego uchitelʹ, kapitan Vadim Turchin. Aktery:Aleksandr Dʹi͡achenko, Tatʹi͡ana Dogileva, Dmitriĭ Astrakhan, Aleksandr Mokhov, Olʹga Lomonosova, Pavel Trubiner, Azamat Nigmanov, Svetlana Kolpakova i dr.

Since July 1941, the evacuation of enterprises to the Kazakh SSR has begun — Alma Ata alone has received about 40 factories, factories and workshops from the frontline regions of the country. The country has set a task: to set up production in a short time. And in fact, a second front is unfolding in the rear. Factories are starting to produce mines and shells, torpedoes and bombs, flamethrowers and other types of weapons.
At the same time, not only enterprises, theaters and film studios were evacuated to the capital of Kazakhstan, but also gangs from all over the country, which soon turned Alma Ata into the criminal capital of the USSR. The normal life of the locals and evacuees was disrupted not only by bandits, but also by German agents. A counterintelligence officer, Major Boris Starikov, and his teacher, Captain Vadim Turchin, were seconded from Moscow to help the Alma Ata department for combating banditry. The actors:Alexander Dyachenko, Tatiana Dogileva, Dmitry Astrakhan, Alexander Mokhov, Olga Lomonosova, Pavel Trubiner, Azamat Nigmanov, Svetlana Kolpakova, and others.