The battlefIeld Is only a vacant lot. But to them, It Is everything. In the heart of Budapest, a ragtag band of schoolboys—the Paul Street Boys—defend their cherished “grund,” a dusty patch of land that is their fortress, their treasure, their world. When the Redshirts, a rival gang, launch an ambitious campaign to seize it, play turns to war. Wooden swords and marbles become weapons, loyalty is tested, and the clash grows into something far greater than a children’s game. Ferenc Molnár’s masterpiece captures the thrill of adventure and the sting of sacrifice with unforgettable intensity. Through daring skirmishes, secret strategies, and moments of quiet courage, the boys discover that honor and friendship can demand a heavier price than any of them imagined. The Paul Street Boys is not only a gripping tale of youthful rivalry, but also a haunting reminder of the