In just two hours, the Polish Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Ministry of Public Security, the German Ministry of the Interior, and the National Security Agency. The Ministry of Internal Affairs www.biquge.info of Czechoslovakia, the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Hungary, the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Romania, the Ministry of National Security of Romania. The Bulgarian Ministry of Internal Affairs and the National Security Committee have issued statements agreeing with the definition of those people by the General Political Commissar of State Security of the Soviet Union, and at the same time stating that these people are not the people they need, these people are hostile to socialism and have expectations of capitalism in their hearts, so they are not suitable to live in their country.

"They will inevitably be judged when they return, and these people who are incompatible with our country are no longer our compatriots spiritually." The chairman of the Bulgarian National Security Council, Malakov, affirmed Serov's assessment, "I personally have no meaning in judging the Soviet comrades, and since they have been reformed, it is better to let them go." ”

The statements of the allies sent chills through the media throughout the NATO countries, and one newspaper said in the evening that day, "We must admit that in the historic cities of Moscow, Berlin, Warsaw, Sofia, Budapest, etc., a broad coalition of police officers does exist, and they are of the same mind, ruthless, without the slightest sign of mercy, and above all, these people think that what they are doing is to protect the country." They were like a dam made of steel, blocking our thoughts and exchanges from the outside, and they were the biggest obstacle to our defeat of the Soviet Union. ”

"Communication is okay, but it has to be on an equal footing. If equality is not an important factor, there is no basis for communication. If anyone wants to use the current turbulent society in the West to prove superiority, the kind of addiction, drug abuse, promiscuity, sexual intercourse, decadence, and depravity to influence our youth, this is simply impossible, and the KGB will stop this trend for a day. "KGB Deputy Chairman Tsvigon wrote in Komsomolskaya Pravda about the meaning of the existence of the security services.

"If you like the Soviet Union, you stay, if you don't like the Soviet Union, you will leave, the obligations of the state and people are mutual, a person should have expectations for the country, but should not vent all his dissatisfaction on the country. When our country has treated you as equally as possible, and you are always looking forward to the death of your country, then the country naturally has no obligation to you, and we cannot kill you, but we can expel you. Another KGB deputy chairman, Zinev, quickly made a statement during his visit to the GDR.

"Young people! If you are thinking about how to live and decide who you want to learn from in your life, I say to you without hesitation: you will learn from Dzerzhinsky all your life. At the welcome party for the recruits of the Dzerzhinsky division, Serov again referred to his earlier statement: "What the Cheka fighters want to do is to carry out a politics of terror, to arrest and destroy the class enemies, to eliminate their role before the revolution, to eliminate their class alliance, to destroy their body and spirit." When it comes to human rights in this era, we can't solve all problems with harsh means like we did in the past. But remember, when it comes to defending the country, we can't back down a single step. As for what our enemies say about us, whether they are heroes or executioners, it doesn't matter, I myself don't care. Comrade Dzerzhinsky purged a lot of people, but he was the same father of all orphans in the USSR, "

"I hope that when you join Dzerzhinsky's division, whether you join the special brigade or the special service regiment in the future, you will understand one thing, as a part of it, we can doubt anything, but only one thing should not be doubted, and that is our determination to protect the Soviet Union, this great country will be protected by generations of Cheka fighters, until our enemies have been wiped out, and then we can say that we have won this race that involves all areas and is no less than war." Serov, who was speaking to thousands of officers and soldiers, raised his head slightly, showed his first smile of the day, and said loudly, "We are bound to win, and I have always firmly believed in this. If at that time, the country no longer needs us, it means that the world has changed, and we will return to society and live happily with our families. ”

"Chairman, how far is that day?" A rather bold recruit among the officers and soldiers below shouted loudly.

"To tell you the truth, I don't know, if you want me to fool you, I will tell you, that day is not far off......," Serov's answer made all the officers and soldiers below laugh.

The statements of the Soviet Union and the security organs of various countries on this group of people have put the United States in an extremely embarrassing situation, and if they are all expelled, it will obviously be detrimental to the image of the United States. Under such circumstances, the forced repatriation by the United States is tantamount to pushing these millions of people to death.

If this is the case, the hooliganism of the Soviet Union this time will certainly fall into passivity in public opinion. But the United States has also lost all face, and if Washington pushes these people out, there will be a consequence, that is, the Eastern European countries, including the Soviet Union, will become disillusioned with the United States, so that it will be more difficult to infiltrate the Soviet Union, and in fact, it will be difficult now.

"Don't tell me what the enemy is calling me for. We will first pick up the expired personnel and conduct an assessment. "Serov, who returned to Lubyanka, had to carry out his daily spy work. As a foreign intelligence officer in the KGB, not only did he have a bright future, but he also had ample opportunities to go deep into the other side and thus perfect his professional experience. At the same time, the material remuneration of foreign intelligence personnel is also quite generous, which can greatly improve the material situation of the family's daily life.

This type of overseas business trip is usually up to five years. If you perform well during a business trip and get into the celebrity list without being exposed, you may be foreshadowed for future promotions. Next, their direct supervisors and Moscow leaders will make a final decision on whether they will continue to be promoted. If all the above-mentioned regulations are well observed, and the relationship with the leaders is good, then it is very likely that the spy personnel will regain this good experience after returning to work after returning to China for two or three years, and will be stationed abroad again. If the overseas intelligence work continues to achieve excellent results, not only will there be ample opportunities for promotion, but also the treatment of early promotion will be enjoyed due to overdue service.

Serov actually did not go through this process, he himself was a cadre of the Komsomol himself, and the lack of Soviet men after the Great Patriotic War had reached a very serious state, coupled with the frequent transfer of cadres, so that his starting point for this fish that slipped through the net was higher than others. Because he has a lot of knowledge that is ahead of his time, he naturally doesn't have to lurk abroad for so long.

But ordinary spies have to go through this process, and the KGB believes that anyone has the potential to become a spy, so the number of people sent abroad far exceeds that of any other department of the Soviet Union, which naturally calls people back from time to time for evaluation, or interrogation in the name of evaluation, to see if there is such a thing as a traitor.

"A total of 1,188 people have been recalled this year, give me a good check, especially the British and American hidden spies, there must be no mistakes over there." After a few days of compilation, Serov handed over the entire list to Zinev, who was in charge of the General Directorate of Internal Espionage. The KGB's current power structure is more interesting, the two first deputy chairmen look at the overall situation, but because Zvigon and Zinev are friends with Brezhnev, the two deputy chairmen also have a lot of power, and even have overlapping rights with the two first deputy chairmen.

Do not think that the KGB is monolithic, the whole department is united and thriving, how is this possible? The KGB is also made up of human beings, and there are many problems with it, and in the case of relations between the General Directorate, the First General Directorate dismisses the officers of the other counterintelligence departments, believing that they are short-sighted and like frogs at the bottom of a well. It has nothing to do with who leads it, everyone in the First Directorate thinks so, and the cadres of the First Directorate still think that Serov was the director of the Foreign Intelligence Department, so he finally became the chairman of the KGB, and if you want to say that there is not much contradiction between the First Directorate and which Directorate, there may be only the Third Directorate, and Comrade Chairman was the director of the Third Directorate back then, and the current director of the Third Directorate was the former first deputy director of the First Directorate. In short, the relationship is complicated.

"How's the support from the Vietnamese side?" Serov turned his head to look at Tsvigon, and at the same time asked another thing, "I heard that your son is in North Vietnam, Comrade Tsvigon, in principle, relatives of security cadres above the level of the General Directorate, are not allowed to go abroad, and if your son leaks, he will be noticed by someone who cares." ”

"Okay, I'll call him back immediately, and my son also wants to go abroad for exercise." Tswigon explained, somewhat embarrassed, "Under my influence, the kid had expectations for the secret service industry, so he joined our department. ”

"I can understand that, but after all, he may know a lot of secrets without you knowing, which is dangerous. Especially on the North Vietnamese front, you can get your son into the Ministry of Foreign Trade, so that you can exercise the same and there is no risk. By the way, you can go to my house for dinner in the evening, the villa for the two of you has been renovated, let's go and see it together after work......" Serov's attitude is easier to understand, don't affect the KGB itself, he can treat it as if he didn't see it.

If it had been Semychasny, Tsvigon would now have been scolded. In the evening, the two first vice-chairmen and the two vice-chairmen all went to the chairman's house, and if they did not know, they thought that Serov was planning some kind of conspiracy. (To be continued.) )