The editor of Pravda wondered what his boss was crazy about, and why he would be furious with a newspaper he had never heard of. Everyone expressed their doubts - where did this "Voice of Russia" come from? Never heard of it? Who bought it back?

For a while, the old and young masters in the editorial department were staring at each other, and they all hoped that the troublemaker who had suffered a thousand knives would quickly surrender himself and bear the anger of Comrade Shi in the rampage, so as not to cause everyone to be unlucky. However, is there such an eyeless fool?

There may or may not be, because it doesn't matter, and no one can admit that no one has done it to the editors of Pravda, big and small. The newspaper that appeared on Kamenev's desk was put by some immortal who was anxious for revenge, and he, for fear that Kamenev would not see it, very kindly took the money for the newspaper from Comrade Stone's pocket, and very considerately put the newspaper in the most conspicuous position.

As a result, everyone has seen that the effect is not generally good.

A certain immortal did not know the ghost, the editors did not know the way, and Kamenev was even less likely to know the way. In his opinion, this is a ghost in his editorial department, and he is using this newspaper to disgust him, which is a serious provocation to his authority, and must be taken seriously and dealt with seriously.

"Why didn't anyone speak!" Kamenev shook the newspaper violently and roared sharply, "Do you dare to do it?" I just don't believe that such a ridiculous thing could run to my desk on its own! This is a very serious political incident, and the consequences are very serious! ”

Speaking of this, he paused for a moment and said in a suffocating tone: "I hope this person can honestly stand up and admit his mistakes, otherwise if I find out, I will be dealt with severely!" The eyes of the comrades are bright, you can't hide it! ”

As the saying goes, resist and go home strictly for the New Year, and confess to sit in a lenient prison. Not to mention that the following group of petrified editors have never done this, and even if they did, they will resist to the end after hearing this. Kamenev's attitude does show his anger and attention, but the methods are inappropriate, this kind of intimidation is okay to scare schoolchildren, and it is like scratching the itch in the boots to deal with an old fritter that has been tempered by the revolution.

After waiting for a long time, no one admitted it, and no one reported and exposed, Kamenev is really angry, he doesn't think that his method is wrong, but thinks that the following group of people are not good birds, and Dzerzhinsky, who is not good at talking, is gone, thinking that I can be bullied casually if I am good at talking, right! See how I clean you up!

"No one admits it, right?" Kamenev glanced at everyone viciously, threw the newspaper in his hand on the ground and stepped on it, shouting: "If no one admits it, stop your work first, when you find this saboteur, when you start working again!" ”

Leaving this sentence behind, Kamenev walked away, leaving only a group of poor editors with tears in their eyes, we were wronged! This lack of virtue is really not our doing!

But what's the use of shouting grievances, at least Kamenev on the fire will not listen to their cries. Of course, these people are not lacking in hearts, they have wrongs and debts, and the bane is this "Voice of Russia", first look at what this dog-day newspaper writes, which can make the always good-tempered Kamenev angry like this.

If you don't look at it, you don't know the road, and you are shocked when you see it, the full version of "Letter from Far Away" published on the front page headline is needless to say, this must be a leak! Definitely our own people did it! Yes, the full version of "Letters from Far Away" is only circulated in a small area within Pravda and belongs to internal reference. Now that it is in the headlines, isn't this a blatant disagreement with Comrade Kamenev? No wonder he thinks there is an inner ghost, and even more so angry. …,

Of course, it's just a "Letter from Far Away", and what is even more infuriating is that after this headline, which is no less than a bombshell, there is also a comment, which praises how wise and powerful Comrade Lenin is, and by the way, it is aimed at Kamenev and belittles him to nothing, he is simply a despicable and obscene spokesman, and even gave Kamenev a supreme glorious title - a worker thief!

What's especially infuriating is that even if you scold, Kamenev is not less scolded anyway, and if he is scolded, he will not miss a hair, so he will be regarded as a fart. But this comment is accompanied by a cartoon in which Kamenev is in a prominent position in the center, stepping on high heels and wearing a dress, and looks flattering at Duke Lvov, who is sitting on the Tsar's throne, in a flattering manner:

"Darling, do you think I'm doing well?"

Of course, if the whole picture ends here, it can be understood as malicious slander, and it is purely a shrew's street scolding behavior. More crucially, on the right side of the picture, the ferocious dog Kamenev is holding in his hand and is biting a poor insect dressed as a worker. Sharp-eyed people can see at a glance that this fierce big dog is not Comrade Stalin, who is full of pockmarked faces.

Although none of the three main characters in the picture are named, the expression is so obvious to the idiot who it is. As for the intention, when it comes to the comments and the previous "Letter from a Distance", fools know what Lu Tao means.

No wonder Kamenev is so out of shape, this is a blatant slap in the face! It's not uncommon for political caricatures to appear in newspapers, but this cartoon is really a bit excessive, it can be said that it is a blatant insult to Kamenev, and this uncle can't bear his sister-in-law!

Even some of the editors, who were still confused by Kamenev's anger, were not calm, and expressed their loyalty to Kamenev and expressed strong indignation. For a time, the editorial office of Pravda seemed to be repaired on top of a boiler, and the temperature rose sharply, and there was a possibility of explosion at any time.

But anger is anger, and this strong emotion is meaningless to solve the problem. The most important thing for Kamenev is not to find out the inner demons or vent his anger, but to eliminate the influence. Yes, after locking himself in the office and calming down for a while, he suddenly realized that the most worthy of his attention was not the comment or the cartoon, the most important thing about this "Voice of Russia" that jumped out of the stone was "Letter from Far Away".

He remembered that the front page of Pravda today was also "Letter from Far Away", but Pravda published an abridged version in which Lenin's fierce criticism of the Socialist-Revolutionaries, the Mensheviks, and the Provisional Government was cut out.

Compared with the two, the original version of "Letter from a Distance" can be said to be a muscular man full of explosive power, and the abridged version is the half-male and female chief of Ouchi after entering the palace. Such a sharp contrast is not a good thing! As long as you are not a fool and two hundred and five, there will be doubts about this, and everyone has to ask, who is the real of these two letters from afar?

And such a question will kill Kamenev, and his abridged version of Li Ghost meets the real Li Kui, and his original form will be revealed. What an impact it would have if the workers and soldiers below had been told that he had tampered with Comrade Lenin's instructions!

Kamenev didn't dare to think about it anymore, and at this time he finally felt for the first time that Dzerzhinsky was right, and that not publishing "Letters from Far Away" would be 10,000 times better than publishing such an abridged version. It was even as if he had sensed the anger of the workers and soldiers who had read two very different reports, what they would think of him, and what they would do to him.

Damn Stalin, you shitty thing, kill Lao Tzu!

Kamenev gritted his teeth for a while, hating Stalin to the core, but what is the use of hate? Again, the most important thing now is to eliminate the impact! …,

Without any hesitation, Kamenev immediately made a decision: "Take back all of today's Pravda at once!" Quick, must be fast! ”

The editors of Pravda were stupid, they were originally going to comfort and comfort the wounded heart of Comrade Kamenev, who had been insulted, but who knew that Kamenev, who rushed out of the office in a hurry, had to do first to take back the "Pravda" of the day, which was not a simple matter, especially now that it was almost 8 o'clock, and the newspaper had already been listed, so it was not easy to take it all back.

So immediately there was an eyeless reminder: "Lev. Comrade Borisovich, the newspaper has been on the market for a long time, and it will not be easy to take it back, and the impact will be very bad......"

Of course, Lao Tzu knows how bad the influence of the Tao is! Kamenev scolded his mother angrily, the newspaper on the shelves is like spilling water, forcibly taking it back is tantamount to slapping himself in the face, as the mouthpiece of the Bolsheviks, how can he make such a mistake? This is a very serious political incident, and generally speaking, as the editor-in-chief, he will pay a great price for it, and if he doesn't get it right, it will affect his political future!

But Kamenev knows better that if today's newspaper cannot be recovered, then what he will have to pay will not be a great price, but a heavy price, and it will not affect his political future, but 100% of his political future, at least it will be a big stain on his political career!

Which is more important, you say?

So immediately Kamenev gave a death order: "At all costs, we must take back all today's Pravda!" ”

Someone below asked, "What about those who sold it?" ”

"Then buy it back for me!" Kamenev roared hoarsely.

The leader roared and broke the officer's leg, and Kamenev gave an order, and the editorial office of Pravda exploded, and it was really a general mobilization of the whole people. Immediately there was an extremely strange scene in the streets of Petrograd, where the Bolshevik penmen began to chase and intercept every newsstand, every newsboy, every reader who had bought Pravda that day, whether it was a soft or hard bubble or a high price for redemption, or a blatant robbery, they were not afraid of hardship or disgrace, and hysterically recycled the newspaper that had made them extremely proud and proud the day before......