Big Time 1958

"Similarly, the British people who visited this time, from officials to actors, probably have few people with good intentions towards the Soviet Union. However, it may be changed. From pure hatred of the Soviet Union to neutrality is a great victory. ." Sheloff grinned mockingly, "How could a group of millionaires be interested in us civilians?"

   It cannot be denied that the rich have the kind of sympathy and willingness to help others. Consciousness Gao thinks that everyone should be equal, but there are several problems. If Serov is a member of the ruling class of Western countries, and he is not willing to be equal to the lowly people, what does the life or death of the lowly people care about? In a free country, it all depends on your own abilities. You deserve it when you are at the bottom.

   Therefore, the existence of those traitors of the Second International is also beneficial. Europeans are fooled by the constant use of suicide policy, and the introduction of black and green into their own country is actually beneficial to the Soviet Union.

"Turn on the Kremlin's surveillance system at night, and select people with a high level of English to serve as waiters. If you have the opportunity, you should still do your own business. The Labour government can also make use of it." The two chatted for a while, and Serov walked over In front of his car, he opened the door and smiled, "Before the big action, it's interesting to have such an event as a flavoring agent."

   Shelov has already selected a few good-natured old men from the Ministry of Internal Affairs and asked them to travel to Indonesia. Although there are not many people, everyone issued hundreds of arrest warrants that year, professional, definitely professional. Professional things should be done by professional people, as the first secretary said.

  Georgiev Hall is the most famous hall in the Grand Kremlin, and it is an architectural masterpiece of Russian craftsmen. The hall is oval in shape, with six gilded two chandeliers hanging from the dome. Each chandelier weighs 1,300 kilograms, and the dome and surrounding walls are painted with giant frescoes of various battles won by the Russian army in the 15th to 19th centuries AD. There are eighteen columns on the front of the hall, and the tops of the columns are all decorated with statues symbolizing victory.

Khrushchev still attaches great importance to the arrival of the British Ministry of Culture. The Soviet Union has always adopted an attitude of winning over the left wing of Western European countries, especially in countries such as the United Kingdom, where the Communist Party is already very weak, and the Labour Party is a member of the Socialist Party International. became an alternative to the Soviet Union. Britain is currently in power with Labour leader Harold Wilson.

   If nothing else, Harold Wilson would become the honorary chairman of some organizations such as the chairman of the Anglo-Soviet Friendship Association in his later years. It is the UK under the current Labour government that allows Khrushchev to adopt a welcome that exceeds the scale of the welcome.

Another reason is that Khrushchev has met many Hollywood movie stars, including Marilyn Monroe in it. Today, when the conspiracy theory about Kennedy's death is blowing, Khrushchev may also be interested in one of them. One of the protagonists was very interested, and almost forgot that the spread of conspiracy theories was also partly due to Serov.

  Because Marilyn Monroe came to the Soviet Union, today Moscow began to discuss the relationship between the Kennedy brothers and Monroe. Soviet keyboard politicians were also interested in this. In the splendid Georgiev Hall, a grand reception is underway, and the Minister of Culture Fortseva is certainly one of the protagonists. But the bigger protagonists were the officials of the Soviet Central Presidium and the British Department of Culture.

"It's very lively!" Entering the Georgiev Hall wearing the same military uniforms for thousands of years, Serov sighed unconsciously when he saw such a lively scene. In this atmosphere, He and the cadres of the National Security Committee behind him seemed a little out of tune.

He walked directly to Khrushchev's side, shielded the British from the first secretary, glanced at Khrushchev's wine glass, Serov didn't say anything, and after a while he found a free opportunity and used a special wine glass to put Khrushchev changed the wine glass in his hand and said in a long voice, "Comrade First Secretary, you have brought a problem to my work. The old man should protect his body. At such an old age, don't always Let other people worry."

"Uncle Mikoyan, isn't that the case?" Serov turned to look at Mikoyan beside Khrushchev, as if looking for supporters. Mikoyan and Marshal Baghramyan are both Armenians, and he was born in the Caucasus. Much care. Furthermore, he is one of the few elders of the three dynasties in the Central Presidium, and Khrushchev also respects Mikoyan very much.

"That's right, when you're older, you should drink less." Mikoyan also nodded in agreement. At this time, British Minister of Culture Kateley came over and happened to see this scene. He was stunned and asked with a smile, "This is Who is this young general."

   "He is our protector! The top security cadre of the alliance." Mikoyan glanced at Khrushchev and watched Serov's back, "General Political Commissar of National Security, Chairman of the National Security Council."

  The executioner? Kateley looked back at Serov, who was joking with Furtseva not far away. This is already the most famous chairman of the Soviet National Security Council in recent times, because Serov once brushed his face at the United Nations General Assembly. The roar of slapping the table to fight the Cuban defense is still in the minds of many people today.

   During the Cuban Missile Crisis, Britain believed that a world war was inevitable. They were not the direct parties to the incident, but they could also feel the strong pressure from the Soviet Eastern European garrison who had entered the first-level combat readiness through the Iron Curtain. For a long time after the incident, people still talked about the confrontation between the United States and the Soviet Union that was close to a showdown.

   Someone like Serov, who appeared frequently in British newspapers at the time, was of course described as a cold killing machine with **** hands as an executioner. If there is a Soviet delegation visiting Britain, and Serov is in it, the picture is almost unimaginable. The original KGB chairman, General Serov, once encountered such a thing.

   There was no such opportunity at all. Serov would only go to pro-Soviet or neutral countries. At that time, he had no choice but to go to land mines when he went to the United States. Even if there was a way, he was unwilling to go there.

"I'm very surprised, what do we have to communicate with these British guys, do they just want their film industry to enter the Soviet Union?" While speaking, Serov's eyes were placed less than ten meters in front of him. The little boy beside Elizabeth Taylor on the boy. On the contrary, he has little interest in Audrey Hepburn and Marilyn Monroe next to him.

"Didn't the first secretary say that you must maintain communication with the western world? You, the general political commissar, don't understand this?" Fortseva also sighed very much in her heart. When she first met, she was the first secretary of the Moscow Municipal Party Committee. Just a KGB director general, the status of the two of them is almost the same today. If you count them according to the rights in their hands, Valiya's husband has far surpassed her.

Although Elizabeth Taylor was chatting with several actresses around her, she still looked at herself several times, but she was overshadowed by the acting skills of the actress. However, considering that Furtseva and Valiya around her knew each other, this risk Still need to be avoided. Immediately he moved to a different place with his own KGB cadres, and they had more common language between them.

   "Head, what are you thinking?" As the chief of the secret police, Kadepov is still very sensitive in perception.

   "How many British counterintelligence personnel are there in this delegation, what do you think?" Shelov seemed to think of something funny and asked his aides.

   "I think there are more than a dozen people, right?" Xie Erjiuke, director of the General Bureau of Defense and Espionage of China, glanced at the crowd, gave his answer, identified it carefully, and said his suspicious list. Major General Kadepov recognized it little by little, and also said his estimated number, "I think there are seventeen or eighteen?"

"How do you know if you don't get in touch? Look at me!" Shelov raised his neck and drank the vodka from the glass, "Wait a minute, let's see how many colleagues are lurking in it, it's just a small game. "

   Relying on his fairly good level of English, Serov began to stroll among the crowd of the British delegation. Like old friends, they shuttled among these people, chatting, and walking in the courtyard to observe each other's reactions. Whoever has a strong defensive mentality about their own appearance requires close contact.

   "I'm going, the actress still has a part-time job?" Sheloff left Elizabeth Taylor's side, but there was an unexpected gain. He just said, like Hepburn is not British, how can he appear in the ranks of the British cultural exchange group? It seems that this is not only invited by Taylor with his own friendship, I don't know if it is MI6 or the CIA? But this is normal, Elizabeth Taylor is still her subordinate...

"The man with glasses, the one with the purple tie, the female secretary in the short skirt, the interpreter for the Minister of Culture, the man in his thirties among the actors and actresses. There are twenty-two suspicious people in total. During this week, we must be careful of these people, let them do whatever they want on our territory, the KGB can’t afford to lose this person.” Serdyuko’s words made Serdyuko and the other chiefs nod frequently and record all the suspicious people mentioned by their chairman. down.

   I figured out 22 people by myself, which is eight more than the number of people who Tyler felt like counterintelligence personnel.

"The comrades in the monitoring room lip-synched and recorded what the cultural representatives on our side said. There are many untrustworthy groups, but the most untrustworthy among them are those who engage in culture." Shelov ordered the work and looked at it. After a glance at Taylor's mother and son, they left the hall. Although they were all his people, it was impossible to guarantee that they would not be discovered when they contacted their son.

   There is still time, he can always find time to contact his children, and it is really impossible to do some tricks on the itinerary. (To be continued~^~)