Big Time 1958 Chapter 202

"Yes, I did violate the safety regulations this time. I must be responsible for the missile explosion, but I still want to thank you for saving my life. There are two problems!" Marshal Negerin's snow-white hair was combed He was meticulous, and the dark blue marshal also looked very straight, and he didn't feel like he was in a hurry at all.

Under normal circumstances, this aura is quite intimidating, but as far as he knows, if he didn't happen to appear this time, it would be a good result if the Marshal in front of him could have a key left. Only a marshal's epaulette and a burnt and deformed key remained. Who would be in awe of a bunch of unknown mixed objects? At least not Serov, and Marshal Negerin is not stupid. Of course, he knew that he was not captured by the soldiers ordered by Serov. He must be on the list of missing persons whose bodies could not be found.

"Since Marshal Negerin knows his mistake, I have nothing to say. Starting today, all work within the scope of the Sixth General Administration of the KGB will not be interfered by the Red Army. In terms of safeguarding national security, the Red Army is still Slightly unprofessional, in order to avoid such things from happening in the future, I need to get the understanding of the Ministry of Defense first, this is my job, and the Ministry of Defense may not understand it very well!" Holding a pen while writing the investigation report, Serov did not forget Free up a signed signature, which is to be signed by Marshal Negerin.

   Marshal Negerin now knows that the reason why he was captured by the KGB soldiers was entirely because of the order given by Serov. Marshal Negerin, who took an old life, was quietly disgusting with the General Administration of Military Administration. It's hard to feel bad about someone who saved his life. Marshal Negerin was no exception to this.

   Based on this mentality, it is only now that Serov is cleaning up his work, but he is a marshal watching by the side. It was as simple as that. The General Directorate of Military Administration was established by Khrushchev, but he was the director. The hostility of the marshals of the Ministry of Defense towards the Third General Directorate is itself inexplicable. When Khrushchev wanted to cut the army, he led the Third General Administration to watch the Red Army cut its troops. When Khrushchev wanted to fight against the Bonapartists, he led the KGB to clean up the generals he had made with Marshal Zhukov. He was just an executor, and Khrushchev was the source of the problem.

The explosion of the intercontinental missile at the Baikonur Space Center was transmitted to Moscow through telegrams and wireless telegrams. Because Khrushchev had not finished knocking on his leather shoes, Brezhnev in Moscow became the commander-in-chief of the aftermath operation and obtained the intercontinental missile. The news of the explosion, Brezhnev immediately found Sherepin. The two arrived at Almaty by plane overnight, and arrived at the Baikonur Space Center early the next morning. At this time, Serov had completed all the finishing work and was writing an investigation report on the accident, and asked Kamiyakin to protect the wounded. Get up and let Major General Kudryash collect the debris of the missile while he mobilizes the monitoring of the Baikonur Space Center. Surveillance was sealed as record evidence, and at the same time, it was ready to be handed over to Soviet rocket experts to start work on improving the missile.

Soon, Serov was notified. After the missile exploded, Brezhnev, who had been non-stop, dragged Serepin to the Baikonur Space Center and asked Kamiyakin to inform him of the news. Serov's expression was quite strangeness. Can these two appear together? But anyway, it has its own boss in it. The other is the Vice-President of the Russian Federation. In name, Sherepin's rights may be a little bigger than Brezhnev's, but they can't stand their seniority. The resume in all respects is neat.

   "What's the matter, Yuri, you are at the scene, tell the story in detail!" Xie Lepin didn't go around in circles just after meeting, and directly asked the whole story of the missile explosion. Brezhnev is different. He first expressed his concern to Marshal Nederin and Serov, and then expressed his condolences to the rocket expert who died because of the accident. At the same time, he told Shelepin not to worry. Might as well sit down and discuss.

Just meeting, the difference between the two people is obvious. Compared with the domineering Shelepin, Brezhnev's way of doing things is easier to accept. If Shelov remembers correctly, it should be the first time he has met with him. Brezhnev met, but Brezhnev's performance was not like this. No wonder Brezhnev quickly united most of the people, and successively took Sherepin, Podgorny, Suslow Husband and Kosygin cleaned up one after another. This kind of trick is really incomparable to Sherepin. Every time Brezhnev makes a move, he ensures that he is in an environment supported by most people.

In the 1970s, when other leaders united to check and balance Brezhnev, they found that the marshals of the Ministry of Defense had already sided with Brezhnev, and the only ones who could compete with the military The chairman of the KGB, Semichasny, had already been replaced by Brezhnev.

Shelepin's judicial system, Suslov's propaganda department, Kosygin's government, and Podgorny's local Ukrainian faction were captured by Brezhnev one by one, gathering the Soviet Union bit by bit like a sausage. s right. By the late 1970s, Brezhnev had become the unequivocal leader of the party and the state, and collective leadership was nothing but empty talk.

Compared with Brezhnev, Shelepin not only did not feel that there was nothing wrong with him being domineering, on the contrary, he showed his strong side everywhere and became the first victim to be suppressed by other leaders. The huge Communist Youth League and the KGB system could not stop it All attacked together.

The more I think about Sheloff, the more I feel like I'm on a pirate ship. The huge force that Shelepin has worked so hard to pull up is not so huge that people can't resist, but because of his own personality, he quickly became a thorn in the side of other forces. .

   Regarding the advantages and disadvantages of his own ship, Serov has a clear judgment. The advantages and disadvantages have in common, that is, the age of these people, they can easily live to the year when the Soviet Union disintegrated. The advantage is that Khrushchev is very fond of these young cadres, and the disadvantage is that these young cadres are not qualified enough. If Khrushchev steps down according to historical time, these young cadres are still very dangerous.

Brezhnev was not embarrassed at all when meeting for the first time. Although he was not good at words, his attitude was everything. When Brezhnev communicated with others, he was never arrogant, but used a negotiated method to express that he could Respect the opinions of others.

"Yefimovich, the explosion of the missile is undoubtedly a huge tragedy, and the loss of human life is also painful for the entire Soviet Union. I feel this way. But the matter has passed, and our most important task is to solve the problem, Rather than nostalgic about the past, let the wounded recover as soon as possible, as for the question of Marshal Negerin, we will wait for the first secretary to come back, okay!" After reading the entire investigation report handed in by Serov, Brezhnev He didn't say whether it was good or bad, but pushed things back and waited until Khrushchev came back to deal with it.

"Okay, Comrade Brezhnev, I personally have no objection and respect the decision of the Central Presidium!" Serov dared to agree before Shelepin spoke. If Shelepin quarreled with Brezhnev because of the difference in handling methods, Serov would be very If you don't like your boss, you may be persuaded by Brezhnev after some communication. It is better to sell Brezhnev's face than this.

Brezhnev was also a little surprised by Serov's exceptionally good communication. Serov was right about one thing. Although Brezhnev only met Serov for the first time, he was very concerned about the fact that Serov was in the KGB. 's main assistant has long been heard. Usually people think that the young Sherepin is in charge of the KGB's work. In fact, when Sherepin first joined the KGB, the news that many departments were going to be merged and abolished, which made the KGB panic and attracted the attention of many cadres who paid attention to the KGB's work. Among them was Brezhnev.

But it is appropriate to describe the situation as a turning point. Sherepin soon dismissed the idea of ​​​​abolishing the department. At this time, Serov, who entered the KGB work earlier than Shelepin, surfaced. Under Serov's suggestion, the KGB not only did not merge a department, on the contrary A new General Administration is established almost every once in a while, covering internal and external affairs, military transportation, ideological defense, monitoring communications, and public security files. In the era of the Ministry, the expansion of the KGB made this cadre younger than Sherepin noticed.

Serov protects his own files very closely, but there is nothing to do with the level of the members of the Central Presidium. Brezhnev has seen Serov's resume and saw the work track of the KGB's evaluation of the most outstanding cadres in the past ten years. . Before Khrushchev went to the United Nations to knock leather shoes, the meat problem broke out in Ryazan State, and Serov, who kicked the Ryazan State Party Committee neatly, appeared again among the members of the Central Presidium.

At that meeting, Shelepin, who did not have the right to vote, did not mean to defend his department at all, but Brezhnev was very surprised by the approval of the other two people, one was Secretary of the Central Committee Suslov, and the other was the only member of the Central Presidium. The female member Fortseva, let alone Fortseva, Serov, who is not even thirty-five years old, can be recognized by Suslov, who has always been serious and rigid, this is what Brezhnev wants most. Things that don't work.

   "You are a cadre who knows how to be flexible and share. No wonder many comrades recognize your achievements!" Brezhnev said something that Serov didn't quite understand. (To be continued~^~)

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