Big Time 1958 Chapter 52

Ordered by the Director of the Third General Bureau of the National Security Committee, the Garrison Office of the Third General Bureau of all Soviet Red Army troops stationed in Eastern Europe immediately began to investigate the following issues in the four major clusters, focusing on investigating the relationship between the local Red Army garrison and the residents of the country where they are located. Adhering to an impartial attitude to investigate the friction between the Red Army and local residents. All garrison agents of the Third General Administration have the responsibility to stop the corruption of this backward thinking on the Red Army and correct some of the unhealthy trends of the Red Army. The code name of the inventory operation, the east wind is going west. In Berlin on May 13, Yuri Yefimovich Serov, Head of the Third General Directorate.

   After issuing the order of the director, Serov sent the backup of the order to Moscow by telegram. She reported the action to the current KGB chairman Shelepin. Shelepin had some psychological preparations for this report, and he sighed and signed his name on the report.

Earlier, before Sherepin received the telegram, Polish Minister of Internal Affairs Korzinski and Hungarian Minister of Internal Affairs Lasak had already received the telegram from Serov. The two of them just glanced at the content of the telegram. For the two of them, the content is far less attractive than Serov's signature.

  Korzinski and Rassak are their respective interior ministers, and it is not that they have never met each other. But if there is one thing in common between the two, there is only one. When Poland and Hungary were turbulent three years ago, they cooperated with Serov in their respective posts, and finally allowed Serov to successfully quell the very bad riots.

   Based on their understanding of Serov, they held a meeting immediately after receiving the telegram and issued an order to cooperate with the work of the Third General Administration. No matter from any aspect, this investigation was a good thing for the residents of both countries. Even well packaged, it can become a political achievement.

In this way, under the strict order of Serov, this movement to correct the wrong thinking of the Red Army quickly spread from the western cluster in Germany to the entire Soviet troops stationed in Eastern Europe. Dispatched, set off this storm throughout the four major clusters of the Three Kingdoms.

The consultants from the Eleventh Division of the First General Administration throughout Eastern Europe were contacted in the play, the garrison special tools of the Third General Administration were implemented, and the local personnel of the local Ministry of Internal Affairs system were used as support forces. As a result, the consultants of the First General Administration transferred the files from the local Ministry of Internal Affairs to the garrison agents of the Third General Administration, who immediately searched for the soldiers involved according to the records on the files.

Among the four major clusters, the central cluster has only empty shelves. The northern cluster and the southern cluster have few troops. The most difficult one is the western cluster. There are many troops here, and each unit has a glorious history, so Shelov's eyes are mainly focused on here. Serov's investigation of the Red Army was unusual from the very beginning. Under the strict order of the director general, the agents of the Third General Bureau were not as lazy as they usually are, like hungry wolves wandering in the grasslands in groups, and suddenly they were extremely Large densities appear in the field of vision of ordinary soldiers.

   To tell the truth, ordinary soldiers would not see these KGB personnel wearing blue-rimmed big-brimmed hats for almost a year. It was the first time that many soldiers saw such a force in the barracks.

But generally, the soldiers who saw KGB agents for the first time had a bad impression, because they soon saw one of their comrades being called away by these KGB personnel with big blue hats. Considering the nature of KGB work, it was difficult for these soldiers to treat these agents. have a good impression. However, the actions of the Third General Administration can win the favor of the local people, especially under the guidance of Laszak and Korzinski, the public opinion in Poland and Hungary was quickly attracted by the actions of the Third General Administration. Warsaw Youth and Hungarian Capital have followed up from the start.

"There has always been some friction between the Soviet garrison and the local garrisoned people in our country, and some residents near the garrison are also very troubled. As a sovereign country, it is for the current situation to confront the capitalist countries, and we accept it. They also tried their best to adopt a coordinated attitude. But now the Soviet Union has clearly noticed this problem and has begun to solve such problems!" Warsaw Youth Daily said.

"As the initiator of this movement, we are not unfamiliar with the director of the Third General Administration. When Hungary faced a national confrontation three years ago, the then director of the Third General Administration, Serov, came to Hungary and coordinated our domestic dialogue. It did not put Hungary in the danger of ideological division..." The Hungarian Capital News put the main target on Serov, the initiator of the operation, and accompanied it with a photo of Serov wearing a lieutenant general's uniform, stating, "The youngest in the Soviet Union The lieutenant general…”

At present, the youngest lieutenant general has lost his strength to send away Major General Cuikov, deputy commander of the 79th Tank Division of the Guards. This major general came to the back door, driving an armored vehicle to the local area. The second lieutenant whose peasants' land was destroyed was the child of Major General Cuikov's brother, who was killed during the Great Patriotic War. He took great care of his nephew, Major General Cuikov. This time, he just heard that the Third General Administration had started an investigation, and there was also his nephew's file, so he hurried to the door.

   In the face of Serov, who was a dozen years younger than him, Cuikov still did not dare to neglect him. After all, in the eyes of the Red Army, the head of the General Bureau, who had lost many generals in his hands, had formed a natural fear.

"Children, it's normal to make mistakes. Apologize to the farmer and give him some symbolic money!" Serov, who was young, pretended to be his age with Major General Cuikov. As for the two The ten-year-old second lieutenant immediately became Serov's nephew. You must know that Serov's son is still conceived in Valya's belly, not necessarily a son.

   sent Cuikov away, and Serov rubbed his face fiercely before returning to his room. In the eyes of some people this time, he may be killing him again, and he has offended a large number of people for nothing. But in fact, it is not as serious as what the newspapers have exaggerated. It can even be said to be a low-risk and high-reward action. It not only quells the dissatisfaction of some allies against the Soviet Red Army, revives the reputation of the Red Army, but also allows the Red Army to clean up some dirt, killing two birds with one stone. ! As for the offended person, it may be a problem in the eyes of ordinary people, but in the eyes of Serov, how could the ordinary soldiers being dealt with compared to the group of senior generals a year ago.

   It was precisely because the ordinary soldiers who were being dealt with had problems, and Serov did not attack the officers, that the commanders of the four major groups kept silent and let Serov play at will. The ruthless director of the General Bureau and the ruthless style were all blown out by the newspapers, at least in this operation.

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