In intelligence work, the Soviet Union does not have allies, and it will not send spies to your country just because you are my ally, this is a joke, except for Antarctica, because there is really no one in Antarctica, the KGB will not set up an agency to manage it, and the KGB will go deep into any other place, even Africa. Historically, Semychasny has done a big thing, but in Serov's opinion, this matter has only a negative impact, and he will never do it.

From the occurrence of that incident, Serov can see that both Sherepin and Semychasny are not very suitable for managing the work of the KGB, the KGB should be the era of the greatest authority, the organizational structure makes the two people dismantle in a mess, and the decisions made by the two cannot be said to be clever, and Semychasny also made frequent tricks during his tenure, and sent several deputy KGB chairmen sent by Brezhnev to work in remote mountainous areas, on the one hand, it shows that Semychasny is indeed true to his word in the KGB, The other consequence was that Brezhnev took the risk of replacing it.

"Comrade Kamyakin, what do you think are the main problems in our work in the Kazakh region at the moment?" It may be that the KGB training camp is a little remote, and Serov, who walked around, was a little chilly. Wearing leather gloves and a gray military coat, Serov's villain character tasted a little stronger, at least in the field of military uniforms, the Soviet Union was not far behind the United States, which was also a police state, and a strong opponent in this area was dead, and that country was called the Greater German Reich.

Knowing that his boss's problem was about dissidents in the country, Kamyagin thought for a moment and said, "The general security and environment in the Kazakh region is actually very good, and the dissidents are mainly concentrated in the mountainous areas of southern Kazakhstan, which is close to several other republics, and the work of nationalists and anti-Soviet elements has been curbed by us, but it will take time to completely eliminate them." We also hope that the First Vice-Chair will understand our difficulties......"

"Contain? Just holding back what you think is a good answer? Serov said quite dissatisfied, "In our country, some ethnic minorities are given equal treatment, not to make them hostile to us. It is far from enough to contain such anti-Soviet elements, and our attitude is consistent, that is, to eliminate, eliminate, exterminate ......"

Use three eliminations in a row as your own instructions. Serov's aggravating tone made Kamyagin tremble, more than a week has passed, as the most well-informed department in the Soviet Union, now the KGB of the whole country knows that Serov has just arrived in Ryazan and arrested more than 100 cadres of the entire state party committee in one day, and the entire state government is now kicked, although this is borrowing Khrushchev's majesty to do things, but as the direct executor Serov still makes everyone remember himself.

This is the sorrow of successive Lubyanka leaders, including Beria and Andropov, who have helped the country to cleanse the country of all instability. There's always a question that can't be avoided. The leader of the Lubyanka does not know whether he has the trust of the Kremlin masters, and how much of this trust remains. Shelepin and Semichasny were lucky, and Khrushchev couldn't believe that the Soviet judicial system dominated by two people had turned around against him until he stepped down, and he was obviously so good to the two people.

In order to show the value of its existence and that of the KGB, and to be trusted by the Kremlin's masters, the KGB had to constantly look for anti-Soviet elements, including nationalists, liberals, and all those who were detrimental to the country. There are disgruntled people everywhere, and even the masters of the Kremlin cannot guarantee that no one will object.

"First Vice-Chairman. I'll make a plan right away, and you'll see if you can do it then! Kamyagin immediately assured himself that he would come up with a practical plan, that the enemy of the Soviets would disappear without a trace.

"Central Asia is a place where it is easy for the KGB to make achievements, whether it is economic construction or national security. Certainly won't let me down. I've always had respect for you veteran agents. Serov did not put on a serious posture, because his age was not suitable for such a gesture, but he would still be able to convince people with reason, especially knowing the hearts of veteran cadres in the hearts of veteran cadres in the context of the mass migration of Komsomol cadres to the KGB.

What did this report say when it was handed over to Serov? It cannot but be said that Kamiyakin, as a veteran cadre, is very capable of solving problems in light of reality. The first step was to drive the nationalists from the south to other republics and concentrate on ensuring the security situation in Kazakhstan in Central Asia, and the second step was to eliminate the anti-Soviet elements in Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan. However, after the second step, the issue of economic construction began to be involved, and Serov also knew that poverty was not socialism, and that people would make a revolution if they only killed people and did not care about economic construction, but this revolution was not necessarily a socialist revolution, and perhaps it would become a religious revolution.

The attitude of the Soviet Union towards religion, especially the attitude of peace religion, is that it does not say anything on the surface, but in fact it is eager to eradicate the roots, and this will not change because the Soviet Union's current relations with the Arab countries are not bad. The KGB's Secret Police Headquarters has been an enemy of all religions, both now and historically. There is no shortage of cadres under Major General Kadpov who are proficient in various doctrines, but they are definitely not looking for spiritual sustenance, but looking for loopholes and waiting for opportunities to eliminate religion.

The difficulty with this plan is that economic construction is the competence of the Council of Ministers of the Soviet Union, and the KGB is not completely unrelated to economic construction, but is more in the position of regulator. Therefore, the second half of this plan is all about how to use economic construction to divide the soil of nationalists, especially to break up the tribal culture of some ethnic groups. In all fairness, the plan is very good, Kamiyakin is really a very capable veteran agent.

"There is only one question, how can the KGB convince Kosygin to let the de facto economic helm of the Soviet Union mobilize funds to build Central Asia, which has a population of tens of millions." Serov can't think of a way, and it's not that he has no money, but his money is already stretched thin to maintain the KGB, and it is a bit beyond his ability to take it out to play construction, and besides, this money will not see the light of day, so let other departments know that the KGB still has overseas capital flows, so what can it be repaid?

Although it was difficult, the only thing Serov lacked was the courage to pat his head, the first half of the plan would take several years to implement, what was he afraid of? A few years later, the second part of the project began, and maybe he had the ability to ask Kosygin for money.

Giving Kamyakin, chairman of the KGB of Kazakhstan, a compliment, this kind of chicken soup for the soul and other things do not cost money, Serov is of course not stingy at all, of course, if the other party has the illusion that the first deputy chairman is very fond of me, it does not matter to him.

After his unwavering support, Serov found that he still had a long way to go as a spy, and that he had the same problems as the socialists of his time, that is, the future he had sketched was too rosy, and when it came time to implement it, he found it difficult. Just as a socialist country needs a moral standard that far exceeds that of a capitalist country, in order for the people of the whole country to meet this standard, the Soviet Union had to pick up the low standards of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the KGB to ensure that the people must meet the standards, how ironic it seems.

His goal was equally difficult, after all, the Soviet Union preached national equality, and how to eliminate all separatists under this premise was also quite difficult. After all, he also wants to eliminate all languages except Russian, and in his opinion, the first step can be achieved by making all ethnic minorities a certificate nation, and then it is possible to talk about the feasibility of replacing national consciousness in the Soviet Union.

After a whole week in Almaty, the entire Kazakh KGB investigators had not yet handed in a report on agricultural issues, which made Serov rather bored. But this boring state is over, and today he is honored to have one more guy who looks at himself unpleasantly, Chairman of the State Council, Deputy Minister of Defense, Commander-in-Chief of the Strategic Missile Forces of the USSR, and Artillery Commander Mitrovan? Ivanovic? Nederin. The first commander of the Strategic Rocket Forces of the Soviet Union, the Marshal of the Ministry of Defense, who was deeply trusted by Khrushchev, was different from ordinary Marshals of the Ministry of Defense, Nederin still believed in the role of the Strategic Rocket Forces.

In the same vein as the general Marshal of the Ministry of Defense, Marshal Nederin, like him, hated staring at the Main Directorate of Military Administration of the Red Army, especially the head of the General Directorate of Military Administration.

Serov can't do anything about this, this is his duty, and the important thing in the USSR is to bypass the KGB? What if there is a ****** in the absence of monitoring?

"Marshal Nederin, welcome to the Kazakh inspection work!" After all, the other party is a marshal, and Serov must show respect for Negerin's rank, when can Serov not have to salute him? Just reach the rank of Semychasny and Andropov, the rank of general.

"Lieutenant General Serov, just a part-time position immediately gave the Ryazan Prefecture a pot, you can quickly make achievements in any position, no wonder you started to preside over the work of the KGB at such a young age, it's really hard!" Marshal Nederin greeted Serov coldly, not knowing whether he was complimenting him or sarcastic.

It doesn't matter, Serov smiled slightly and directly pretended not to see anything, what if he hated himself? (To be continued.) )