The book The Journey That Never Ended returns to the great story of the history of the Third Resistance. For many days, Vladimír Mertlík listened to Josef Mašín's intimate and never published memories of the journey of the Mašín brothers through the Soviet zone of Germany. The account of the last surviving participant in the battles with more than 20,000 members of the Volkspolizei and the Red Army, which astonished the world, brings a unique testimony and a detailed view of the characters of the members of the group and their mutual ties. The family picture archive also reveals for the first time the dramatic fates of the brothers Josef and Ctirad and Milan Paumer after reaching Berlin and in the following decades of their lives.