In the eighth episode the witnesses talk about activities of 1944 to 1945. Tito stealthily travels to Moscow, where he and Stallin negotiate terminal war operations. The musician and contestant Oskar Danon compose a hymn ''Hej Slaveni'' for the competition auxiliary in water-polo and swimming, where also acts Tito's partizans. The battles for libaration of Belgrade, Trieste, Sarajevo, Ljubljana, Zagreb and whole Yugoslavia are following. After the capitulation of Germany, in whole Europe comes the time of revenge and liquidation of defeated, often without a court. Defeated German's, Ustasha's, Domobran's, Chetnic's forces and many civilian retrocedes because of the delivery to Britons, but they bring them back to partizans. Anarchic, dramatic situation on the way from Bleiburg to Vojvodina is following, when many of soldiers of defeated armies, war losers and many innocent civilians perish. Mišo Broz finally meets his parents, the mother Herta Hass and the father Tito.
U osmoj epizodi pod naslovom "Pobjeda i odmazda" svjedoci govore o događajima iz 1944. i 1945. godine. Tito tajno putuje u Moskvu, sa Staljnom dogovara završne ratne operacije.
Oskar Danon piše himnu 'Hej, Slaveni' za natjecanje savezničkih armija u vaterpolu i plivanju gdje zapaženo nastupaju i Titovi partizani.
Slijede bitke za oslobođenje Beograda, Trsta, Sarajeva, Ljubljane, Zagreba i cijele Jugoslavije.
Nakon kapitulacije Njemačke u cijeloj Europi nastupa vrijeme odmazde i likvidacije bez suda. Poražene njemačke, ustaške, domobranske i četničke snage, ali i brojni civili povlače se s prostora Jugoslavije radi predaje Britancima, ali ih oni vraćaju partizanima. Slijedi anarhična dramatična situacija na putu od Bleiburga do Vojvodine. Mišo Broz se konačno susreće sa svojim roditeljima, majkom i ocem.
