Two hours later, Lin Jun met Colonel Polbin in the war room, along with his loyal chief of staff, Pauker, the former captain of Stalin's guard. Pen & Fun & Pavilion www.biquge.info

As the deputy commander's chief of staff, Pauker is not only a fictitious title, but also a real power figure - Lin Jun is responsible for all the trivial matters about himself, his family, and his work. The office director, the out-and-out butler: Pauckel is definitely the best butler, and the drag and drop of all the trivial matters about Lin Jun is completely in accordance with Lin Jun's preferences, and there is nothing to pick on it, which is very rare!

Lin Jun is not a person who "the more comfortable he is, the more he enjoys", and some of them like to do it themselves, so it is very difficult for the "big housekeeper" to grasp a degree, but Pauckel did it and did it very well.

When Pauckel became the captain of Stalin's guard, he knew how to win Stalin's absolute trust: Stalin wanted to look taller, so he made a pair of special leather shoes for Stalin, and Stalin was several centimeters taller than the original after wearing, and he couldn't see that he was wearing "inner height" at all; Stalin said that whoever is the enemy, he will do everything possible to fix this person's black material - that person will definitely not end well, and nine times out of ten he will be finished.

As long as Stalin was pleased, Pauckel would do everything; Now, if Lin Jun likes something, he can find ways to get it, and he won't make Lin Jun feel that he is deliberately accommodating his preferences.

Ability, ability!

Pauker knew too many secrets before, if it weren't for Lin Jun, this guard captain would have disappeared a long time ago, which Pauker understands very well - if it weren't for Lin Jun's influence, Pauker might still be finished, because he knows too many things!

Voroshinov's "friendship" with the ballet dancer "Pauker" knew: not only that, but those who not only knew that some of the original leaders in Paukel were mere mortals, but also had seven passions and six desires, and partly were sanctimonious hypocrites - it was precisely because he knew so many things that made his situation a few years ago not good.

But it is precisely because Pauker knows so much that Lin Jun borrowed his hands and those secrets that were not known to outsiders to eliminate a lot of moths mixed in the high-level, making the current high-level much more refreshing. Doesn't Lin Jun love power? Of course not, the right is intoxicating, he just eliminated all the enemies around him within the limits of Stalin's acceptability!

Lin Jun is still young, much younger than Pauckel - Pauckel understands that as long as Lin Jun does not fall, he and his family can live in peace forever.

If you want to become a commander-in-chief, you must not only have a general like Zhukov, a politician like Zhdanov, a strong wrist like Alexander, but also a "villain" like Paulkel.

Pauckel is actually not bad, he also believes in communism, and he is loyal to his beliefs, but sometimes he is out of line and his brain is too flexible - as long as he can control it, he will be the best "big butler", absolutely loyal to your big butler.

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Polbin reported on the bombing statistics, and it seems that "Dora" will not want to cause any more trouble for Minsk in a few months, and it is still a question whether he will be able to return or not!

The colonel returned to the airport after the report, and Pauker arrived in Minsk on a special plane of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and Kobets arranged for him to take Polbin's car: he carried a set of first-class top-secret documents with him, and Alexander asked him to hand them over to Lin Jun.

On the closure of the document bag are the signatures of three people - Alexander, Berzin and Sorge, who are now the specific responsible persons of the Intelligence Directorate of the General Staff of the Red Army. Pauker didn't know the exact contents of it, but he knew its importance, otherwise he wouldn't have let him deliver it himself—he couldn't say it over the phone, let alone send a report.

The Intelligence Directorate of the General Staff of the Red Army was worthy of great powers, and when it put part of its forces on one side, there was nothing it wanted to know but could not get - Sorge and his team intercepted, deciphered and figured out many details of Japan's imminent war against the United States!

Lin Jun alone read the thick materials in the office, and had to admire the power of the Soviet intelligence system - the entire Comintern's red spy network was at the service of it, and it had whatever it wanted!

So far, the number of Japanese spies sent by Japan to Pearl Harbor has been in the triple digits, collecting the weather, hydrology, and topography of Pearl Harbor from all sides, as well as the deployment of US military bases, aircraft, and ships.

The intelligence even did name names: Morimura, counselor of the Japanese consulate in Honolulu, is an intelligence officer who has undergone long-term training, and his original name should be Takeo Yoshikawa, the young sa of the Japanese Navy Intelligence - Sorge has seen him personally! In March 1941, he went to Honolulu as a counselor of the Japanese Consulate in Honolulu to collect intelligence, and then sent the information back to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in a diplomatic code to provide valuable information to the Japanese Navy.

The contents are all included: the berthing and activities of the US military ships on different days, the types and numbers of US planes at Pearl Harbor, and the air defense facilities at Pearl Harbor! l

Lin Jun knew what kind of fierce man he was: after the war between Japan and the United States, his identity was not revealed, and he was able to return to Japan as a diplomat in exchange with the American diplomatic staff in Japan, and was awarded medals by Japan and Germany for this.

Now, Pearl Harbor is like a pond built in the backyard of the Japanese themselves, under watchful eye everywhere, and every move is under the watchful eye of Japan - and Japan is under the watchful eye of the Soviet Union: most of all long-range messages will be deciphered, ordinary real-time decipherment, and the double-encrypted ones will generally not take more than two hours! (Exaggeration?) It's not an exaggeration, it's not an exaggeration to think about the efficiency of the US military and the British for a while. ）。

Japan has accurately grasped the information on the US military's defense facilities at Pearl Harbor, the deployment of troops, the types and numbers of ships and planes, the situation of stationing and parking, and the pattern of US military activities.

The briefcase contains not only "top secrets", but also a series of actions of Japan and the conclusions of Sorge and others.

In February 1941, Japan appointed retired Admiral Kichizaburo Nomura, a friend of US President Roosevelt and a well-known pro-British and American figure, as ambassador to the United States.

In July, Japanese Prime Minister Konoe sent a letter to Roosevelt, stating that there was no issue between the two countries that could not be resolved through negotiations, and that he would not infringe on the interests of Britain and the United States in Southeast Asia. On 5 November, he sent a recognized pro-American figure who had been a consul in the United States and married an American to Saburo Lai Suzaburo as a special envoy for peace to negotiate with the United States.

Also in July, Japan's Kwantung Army increased from 400,000 men in 11 divisions to 700,000 men in 20 divisions, and held a large-scale exercise codenamed "Seki Special Exercise" to create the illusion of attacking the Soviet Union and cover up its preparations for war against the United States.

In October, a landing exercise was organized in Japan's inland sea, and military attachés of various countries in Japan were invited to visit in order to attract the attention of various countries.

Japan has done a better job of secrecy: the intended training sites for the participating troops are Kagoshima and Saeki Bay in southern Japan, and the assembly site is in Monoguan Bay, a Setori island in northern Japan. During the assembly of the assault formation, each ship chose a remote route away from the merchant shipping route and went to it in batches at different intervals.

During the voyage, the transceivers of all ships were sealed with lead seals, strict radio silence was practiced, and special attention was paid to anti-submarine vigilance. As soon as the ships of the assault formation entered Danguan Bay, the coastal defense forces cut off all contact between the island and the outside world: even the food and other necessities of life for the island's residents were transported by the navy's supply ships!

Through the documents, Lin Jun knew a lot that Japan was going to make a move against the United States, and the Yankees were still spending time at Pearl Harbor and enjoying the beautiful sunshine of Honolulu. It was not mentioned in many secret documents, because the Soviet Union could not have known, but Lin Jun knew better:

On November 16, the assault formation began to assemble towards Shan Guan Bay. Each ship practiced strict radio silence, and sailed to Danguan Bay in batches at irregular intervals and taking different routes. The rest of the Combined Fleet's warships carried out radio feints to provide cover: the assembly was extremely secretive, and only the captain of each ship knew the purpose of the assembly. When the assault formation entered Danguan Bay, the coastal defense troops immediately cut off all communication between the island and the outside world to prevent leakage of information.

If there is no news, there is a problem, Lin Jun also specially reminded those Japanese Navy Mainee messages to pay attention to: If there is no news from the port, the message will still be sent, and the old method will be used, then it will be fast!

Some time ago, in order to adapt to the climatic characteristics of the northern route, Japan's surface warships focused on refueling training at sea in bad weather. The technicians have improved the refueling equipment and also analyzed and studied the refueling methods to help the ship units improve the efficiency of refueling at sea. Yamamoto was also worried that he would not be able to get supplies from the tankers, so he specially prepared and trained for refueling at sea from battleships and aircraft carriers to cruisers and destroyers as a backup plan. In addition, all large warships have streamlined unnecessary equipment and personal belongings, and all the saved deadweight has been loaded with fuel to increase fuel reserves.

Of course, the Japanese had their huge plans in a hurry—the decision to use the pocket submarine was not finalized until October 13, and the pocket submarine had to be equipped with an anti-submarine net cutting device and a self-detonation device, so the training was the most urgent, and the intense torpedo attack training was carried out in Zhongcheng Bay, where the underwater terrain resembled Pearl Harbor, and finally the compact submarine and the mother boat were hurriedly set off before they even had time to practice together.

"It's coming, it's coming!"

Sorge has done a great job and will be even more useful in the future! Lin Jun burned the telegram after reading it, and soon World War II would really be a "world war" - incomplete without the United States.

This information is just a wake-up call to the central government, but in fact, it doesn't mean much to Lin Jun, he just needs to be sure - the biggest role is to let the upper authorities see the capabilities of the intelligence department.

When the war between Japan and the United States starts, Sorge should leave the east and focus on the west! (To be continued, if you want to know what will happen next, please log in to the www.qidian.com, more chapters, support the author, support genuine reading!) (To be continued.) )