Spring 1917. The February Revolution changed the life of Russia and the course of the Great War. The Emperor has already abdicated. In the trenches, where the confrontation with the Germans has been going on for more than one year, the Bolsheviks are carrying out their propaganda with might and main. They call for peace with the enemy. The Russian officers can actually decide nothing without the approval of the so-called soldiers' committees. The army is on the verge of final decay. By order of the Provisional Government, to raise morale, a women's "Death Battalion" is being created under the command of St. George Cavalier Maria Bochkareva. With its service, the "Death Battalion" sets an example of courage, courage and calmness, raises the spirit of soldiers and proves that each of these female heroes is worthy of the title of a warrior of the Russian army.