Big Time 1958

   A collective strength cannot be replaced by any individual. In this era of confrontation between the two powers, Serov as an individual cannot reverse the disadvantage of the socialist camp’s overall lack of strength. Maybe God can do it, but he doesn’t believe in the existence of that thing. Simply Serov happened to be in a collective at this time. The KGB was powerful, powerful, and influential everywhere. The various general bureaus were responsible for all aspects of Soviet society. They trusted each other and calmly observed the situation in the Soviet Union. In such a collective, Serov can be regarded as a duck to water. As long as he makes suggestions, there will be auxiliary departments to complete it. If you think about it carefully, it seems that there is no industry in the Soviet Union that is not under the control of the KGB.

The plenary meeting on the first day can only be regarded as an opening ceremony, and then the KGB held a three-day meeting to sort out the typical problems encountered by the KGB in the past year. Representatives from the 9th Division and the 10th Division, which supervises intellectuals, all made speeches, introducing their work experience to the delegates attending the meeting. Major General Kadepov, who oversees religion in the General Office of the Secret Police, also introduced the current situation of religious work in the Soviet Union. Major General Kadepov, who is also the chairman of the Soviet Commission on Religious Affairs, introduced in detail the gathering areas of religious sects in the Soviet Union today. And on how to curb the proliferation of religious forces, he gave his own opinions.

"We must ban individuals from secretly organizing religious groups, and we must take immediate measures once discovered!" Major General Kadepov said loudly, "We have always been clear about our attitude towards religion, contain, control, and eliminate! A total of 980 people were arrested in the regiment, including various religions in the Soviet Union. Our attitude is to treat all religions equally, that is, to reform the whole, the backward way of thinking cannot continue to exist, and the people's thinking cannot be restrained..."

After Major General Kadypov finished his speech, Serov took the lead in applauding. Under his leadership, Major General Kadypov received unanimous praise from all the attendees.

After Major General Kadypov came off the court, Serov stood up and shook hands with the two. Serov had a feeling of seeing each other late, and he agreed with Major General Kadypov's thinking, because there are two kinds of people in the Soviet Union. Religions are not small in strength, and supporting one to suppress the other is obviously not the way to go. It can only be eliminated at the same time. Since the two religions cannot live in peace, it is a good idea to become an atheist at the same time.

Afterwards, the person in charge of the Sixth Division of the Secret Police Headquarters spoke on the stage. Compared with Major General Kadepov, this person is much inferior, but there is no way to do it. The ethnic issue must be politically correct, even if this person is responsible Man is a Great-Russian, and he can only talk about national equality when he is on stage.

Only the departments of the First General Administration have yet to speak on the stage. This is because the First General Administration is a foreign intelligence agency, and some departments cannot be known, such as the Operation Execution Department in charge of assassination, the False Intelligence Department that creates false information, and the disguise. Departments, fake passport departments, these departments not only cannot come to power, they must also be hidden.

It took three days for the National Security Committee to complete the matter. From the fourth day onwards, the number of participants in the auditorium expanded again. The First General Directorate was responsible for contacting the advisory department of the security departments of the allied countries, and invited people including democratic parties. A series of foreign comrades such as the German Security Service and the Romanian Ministry of Internal Affairs attended the conference, among which the representatives of Yugoslavia and Albania attended as observers.

  According to the intelligence joint mechanism signed by the KGB of the Soviet Union and other fraternal countries, this plenary meeting of the National Security Council, for the first time, faces of many other countries appeared, and the two sides will communicate on cooperation and division of labor.

   "Alexay, do you have the feeling that the world is in our hands!" Shelov tilted his head and asked the chief of the secret police chief next to him.

"In terms of scale, it seems that the current KGB is bigger than ours at that time!" Lieutenant General Alexey lowered his head and yawned lazily, "But if it is more imposing, it was during the time of Minister Biberia. The Ministry of Internal Affairs is still far behind, and it lacks an aura that makes people dare not face it..."

"That's not bad, I've seen the end that's too embarrassing to face! Sometimes it's better to be humble!" Sheloff whispered with a pun on his head, "Your Ministry of Internal Affairs is too arrogant to be arrested. Split into two parts!"

Alexey really seemed to refute him. Serov ignored him at all. Just as the Bulgarian representative had finished speaking, Serov suddenly stood up and applauded loudly. When he saw some cadres at the level of the director of the first row standing up and applauding, the people behind immediately stood up and applauded. All the brushes stood up and applauded loudly, drowning Alexey's voice in a tidal wave of applause.

   The week-long conference ended, and Serov finally finished his work in 1958. It is rare for leaders at all levels of the KGB to get together and open a bottle of whiskey for a dollar. The chiefs of secret agents who have completed their one-year mission gather in the big club at night to open a rare cocktail party, accompanied by melodious music. dance to tune.

"I thought you people from the KGB wouldn't show up at this kind of drinking party at all? But why did you ask me to come, aren't you more free here?" Accompanying Serov was naturally his only wife, Valia , Valia, who took off her coat, showed a bumpy figure and looked at the human side of the secret agents in the field with interest.

   "It is indeed more free!" Shelov nodded in approval, and then whispered, "But you are my wife, you must appear on this occasion, right?"

This man always warms people's hearts. With a smile on her face, Valya took Serov's hand and walked slowly to the arena, elegantly guiding the clumsy Serov to dance gracefully. in music.

"This guy Yuri, every time he arrives at a very important occasion, he always shows up with his flower of the Communist Youth League!" Shelepin looked at the two people in front of him, and joked to Lieutenant General Sakhartowski next to him. .

   "It's great to be young, there was no such occasion when I was young! I'm almost running out of food, and I don't have time to dance at the reception!" Lieutenant General Sakhartowski sighed, "It's great to be young..."

After the dance, Serov grabbed Valya's little hand and returned to his seat. The place was already occupied by two people in women's military uniforms. Serov could clearly see that the person's face changed slightly or that he kept walking over and sat down. Next, "What's wrong? It's boring to stay in the dormitory, come out for a walk?"