Those old Europeans who think they can assimilate the pacifists really don't know if they are too confident or too idiotic. Until then, Serov must try his best to live, and he must see the day of the civil war in Europe.

"I don't believe that all the people in your country can endure their country being occupied by others little by little?" Serov, who returned to the guest house, poured a sip of vodka hard. For the workers in Eastern Europe who watched their country's industry be embezzled in later generations, for the men who watched their country's girls go to Western Europe to sell meat, for the old people who had struggled all their lives without a return, for everyone, for ideals. Serov had too many reasons to hold on, the Soviet Union would not collapse, the Romanian civil war would not happen, Yugoslavia could still love each other, and Bulgaria's population would not grow negatively.

The world is changing, changing in favor of the Soviet Union, Serov writes hard in the light, writing a safety assessment of the labor agreement between Germany and Turkey, "The biggest contradiction in the world today is the contradiction between the two camps, and the labor agreement between Germany and Turkey is a huge time bomb from the security aspect. The countries of Inner Western Europe, including Germany, have made a huge mistake on this issue, that is, they have become short-sighted on the issue of immigration. After the turmoil in the Caucasus and Central Asia, as a security cadre, I am pleased to see that our enemies are pursuing the problems we have been guarding against all along. In the face of the same problem, the advantage of our alliance lies in the fact that atheism strikes at religion equally, and this strict attitude prevents our alliance from having a pluralistic soil, and in addition, although the strict defense of our KGB cannot guarantee the complete suppression of this trend of thought, it can absolutely control this aspect of thinking, on the contrary, for the sake of short-term economic development, the Western European countries will definitely deceive their own people on this issue......

This subtle political deception can be summed up by political correctness. The promotion of a pluralistic society is bound to fail, and when there are already a large number of peaceful people in those countries, the whole society will turn into turmoil, and the capitalists will only whitewash the peace, and dare not admit that this situation is caused by their decisions. Serov finally wrote at the end of the report, "Europe in forty to fifty years." The proportion of the population of native Europeans will decline, then politically correct propaganda will not work, the contradiction between immigrants and their own people will be very acute, the relationship between the two religions and the two peoples will not be much better even if there is no conflict on the surface, it only takes a tiny spark to ignite this powder keg that is already brewing, once there is a humanitarian catastrophe, it is the best opportunity for us to enter Europe, rather than let my country fall into the hands of immigrants, I am more inclined to the resurrection of right-wing forces. That's when we will deliver the final blow to Europe......"

"The time has come for us to take the opportunity to destroy all our enemies, whether they are immigrants or right-wing forces, or traitors to the Second International, who cannot prevent a just trial." Serov's telegram appeared in the Grand Kremlin in the evening, and Khrushchev and Kozlov commented that although there was some truth to it, it was still more idealistic, but they still approved the KGB's suggestion to make a fuss about emigration.

"Our Cheka warriors. When exchanging agents, they don't forget to write reports. Khrushchev laughed with Serov's report, "There is nothing to lose anyway." Let's take a look at how Germans build a pluralistic society. ”

"Comrade Khrushchev and Comrade Kozlov, we should still give the KGB some support." Brezhnev endured the ebb and flow of his heart, not knowing why he felt this way. Serov's words on the telegram would come true sooner or later, and even he already had a hint of concern that the Soviet Union should take precautions in this regard.

Brezhnev was not outstanding in terms of ideology or ability, which was useless even after the deification of later generations. Even if Brezhnev became the general secretary of the Soviet Union, people believed that Kosygin's economic development was the credit of Kosygin, and Sherepin was stronger than him in terms of ability and prestige, but in the end Brezhnev was the undisputed victor.

Brezhnev was able to do something basic, and most people could see what was good for the country. Brezhnev will do it, and this telegram from Serov today has aroused Brezhnev's hidden concern about the national question in the Soviet Union. Historically, after Brezhnev came to power, he emphatically criticized Khrushchev's idealization, and the national question was the focus of Brezhnev's criticism. And immediately reintroduced the Great Russianism of the Stalin period.

If Serov knew that Brezhnev deeply agreed with his opinion, he would have regretted it in his heart, "How good it would be if you didn't implement the cadre life system and not be an enemy of Sherepin." I'd love to help you get the USSR right! ”

Serov's Brezhnev phobia has always been very serious, this seemingly kind chairman of the Supreme Soviet has a brilliant record, the gray cardinal Suslov could not restrain him, the chairman of the powerful Council of Ministers Kosygin was not his opponent, the same seniority Podgorny also suppressed, and Sherepin, who controlled the powerful organs of the Soviet Union, led the powerful Komsomol did not suppress him. Andropov, the general secretary of the Soviet Union, has been pretending to be dead, and the three first deputy chairmen around him are all members of the Dnipro gang, and they are powerless to fight back.

"Maybe we really have a chance to defeat the United States in the future?" Brezhnev did not have a desire to be the leader of the world's largest power, but he knew that this possibility was low, and the Soviet Union was facing strong resistance in Europe. But as long as there was a glimmer of hope, Brezhnev also wanted himself to be a great leader.

In the end, the brilliance in Brezhnev's eyes still dimmed, and Khrushchev in front of him could still rely on the advantage of age to wait, but Kozlov was younger than himself, and he had almost no way to defeat this successor.

"The day after tomorrow is the day of our exchange with the Americans, General, we have already arranged the relevant preparations, and the location is on a bridge between us and the American occupation zone!" Isenmodny came in and reported.

"We should have brought Colonel Abel back a long time ago, it was the state and our KGB who owed him, it has been almost five years, and we are just making amends for the mistakes made five years ago!" Serov was writing a document when he suddenly stopped and said, "Our KGB agents must find a way to rescue them if they leak outside, otherwise how can they be worthy of their comrades who are risking their lives to serve the motherland?" Take care of that pilot and don't make any mistakes! ”

"Got it, that guy was quite happy to hear that he was going to be free?" Isemimoteni said with a smile.

"It should be us who are happy, and we will have many opportunities to save other comrades in the future!" Serov waved his hand to let Isemimutny go down, this is just the beginning, since Colonel Abel's identity has been leaked, he will definitely not be sent abroad in the future, but this will be an excellent opportunity for the KGB to publicize, and it can even be made into a movie to promote the image of the KGB, the existence of Colonel Abel will make the development of the KGB easier, and creating such a hero will also allow really capable people to work in the KGB.

In the early hours of 10 February, Abel's defense lawyer, Danovan in the West Berlin prison, arrived again. He told Abel that he had been in Berlin for several days, had been holding talks with representatives of the Soviet Embassy, and that it had been agreed that an exchange of spies would take place in an hour.

The exchange will take place near Potsdam at the meeting point of the Soviet-occupied and American-occupied territories. The FBI officer who came from the United States with Abel asked another question: "Colonel, aren't you worried that they will send you to Siberia?" Abel smiled and said, "Why? I have a clear conscience. I have nothing to worry about. ”

The U.S. official said, "It's not too late to think about it!" It seems that the Americans are not giving up and are still trying to win the cooperation of Abel. I saw a large iron bridge in front of me. The car stopped not far from the stop. At the head of the bridge there was a large sign that read, in English, German and Russian: "You are now entering the American-occupied zone".

Serov, standing on the land of the Soviet-occupied zone, a series of dark gray military uniforms stood in the middle of the bridge, the epaulettes reflecting the rank of general shone brightly, and looked at the black sedan with an indifferent face from far and near, and five meters behind him, the American pilot Boris was held down by two soldiers of the Internal Guard, waiting for the exchange between the two sides.

Seeing two men in American military uniforms pushing a balding man down, Serov recognized from the photo that it was the arrested Colonel Abel, and waved his hand to the Soviet representative to shout loudly in Russian and English: "Exchange!"

The representative of the United States, Wilkinson, took out a document from his briefcase and quickly read it out, in which he testified that Abel had been released. The document was made by John? Signed by President Kennedy.

Abel said goodbye to the Americans beside him, calmly crossed the white line at the junction Serov waved his hand, and several soldiers next to him shouted, "Welcome Colonel Abel back to the motherland, comrades have been waiting for you for a long time......"

In front of Colonel Abel, Serov directly gave a military salute and introduced himself, "I am Serov, the current first deputy chairman of the KGB, and welcome Colonel Abel to successfully complete his work and return to the embrace of the motherland." ”

"That's what I should have done, but unfortunately it ended up leaking, and I'm not competent as an agent!" Colonel Abel touched his bald head, and in the face of such a welcome, even if he thought that the motherland would not give up on him, he couldn't help but feel a little excited at this time.

"You've done everything you can!" Serov took Colonel Abel's hand, suddenly took out a Lenin medal from the box on his body, and at the same time read out the order of the Presidium of the Central Committee, "In recognition of Colonel Abel's continuous work, with the approval of the Presidium of the Central Committee, Comrade Leonid Brezhnev, Chairman of the Supreme Soviet, hereby awards the Order of Lenin to Colonel Abel for his loyalty to the Motherland in the hands of the enemy!" ”

"Thank you!" Colonel Abel's somewhat emaciated face was also full of excitement, and he saluted and held his head high to accept Serov to wear the medal for himself. (To be continued.) )