Heroes of the Anti-Japanese War

Chapter 691 The Unknown Hero
The three corpses have been inspected by the intelligence personnel of the northern powers in Harbin. The corpses buried in the corner have been buried for a short time and are the easiest to judge.This person is a young man with only underwear on his body. He is obviously of yellow race. There are no obvious injuries on his body, and his identity cannot be ascertained.

He was Takanobu Takenaka of the Intelligence Department of the Kwantung Army, who was strangled to death by Qian Xiaobao in the Type [-] reconnaissance vehicle.

The other two people who were dug up in the vegetable cellar were also very good judges. Although they had been buried in the ground for several months, they still hadn't completely rotted.Judging from the clothes, it is a man and a woman. According to the color of the hair, it is obvious that they are not Chinese or Japanese but Westerners.

Judging by the age and the crutch of the old lady who was thrown into the vegetable cellar by Kaoru Kobayashi, the intelligence personnel believed that these two people were most likely the long-lost Olov and the meritorious intelligence officer Bereskaya!
On the day the telegram was sent in Harbin, the higher-ups called back and ordered the two bodies to be transported to Chita for further inspection.

It seems that the superior is chasing Qian Xiaobao, but in fact, a large part of it is chasing Schultz.Does Bereskaya's disappearance have anything to do with Schultz?Is Schultz still reliable now?

The intelligence personnel of the northern powers have conducted a large-scale investigation in the Harbin Police Department Gendarmerie Command Security Bureau and the Kwantung Army Intelligence Department. How many intelligence personnel of the northern powers have they captured over the years? How did these people perform during the torture? , Where is their final destination.

So far, no record of Schultz being captured by the Japanese has been found.

Of course, this kind of investigation is lengthy, and conclusions cannot be drawn in a month or two.

The superiors will not blindly believe in a person just because he has made great contributions.

Lao Zhang couldn't help shivering when he got off the Chita Railway Station. Chita was much colder than Harbin, although it wasn't October yet and it seemed that it would freeze soon.

The State Security Administration attaches great importance to the interrogation of people from the Kwantung Army Intelligence Department, and Fei Jing, director of the First General Administration, rushed to Chita in person.

Lao Zhang had just arrived at the place of detention to report to Feijing and met him.

"Have you seen this Qian Xiaobao before?" Fei Jing asked straightforwardly.

"I have seen that in [-], he and Harue Kono, a veteran Japanese spy, rushed to Mishan together. I was appointed by Morita Lang, the head of the Mishan Intelligence Station of the Kwantung Army Intelligence Department, to pick them up at the train station. At that time, he was only sixteen or seventeen years old, but he was very clever." Old Zhang replied.

Lao Zhang hesitated and then continued: "At that time, I heard from his words that Harue Kono had begun to suspect and left suddenly to investigate me, so I reported to my superior at the time that I decided to leave the Mishan Intelligence Station of the Kwantung Army that had been lurking for many years. .”

Feijing reacted quickly, and he immediately asked: "So he reminded you, do you think he did it on purpose or not?"

Lao Zhang wanted to say that he thought Qian Xiaobao did it on purpose, and every time he thought about it for so many years, Lao Zhang felt that Qian Xiaobao did it on purpose.

"I don't know, there is really no way to judge." Lao Zhang, an old intelligence agent who has been engaged in intelligence work in Northeast China since the 20s, replied.

"Did you see him afterward?" Fei Jing asked.

"No, although I was sent by my superiors to serve as Schultz's liaison officer in Harbin, I didn't know that he also went to Harbin." Lao Zhang replied.

"What do you think of this person? If your superiors sent you to try to get this person to work for us a few years ago, do you think you would be able to succeed?" Fei Jing asked a very meaningful question.

After thinking for a while, Lao Zhang carefully replied: "I will resolutely carry out the orders of my superiors, but I cannot guarantee the results. After so many years of intelligence work, I feel more and more that people are complicated, and sometimes it is not easy. To judge whether a person is a good person or a bad person, I can only say that Qian Xiaobao may be won over."

Fei Jing was quite satisfied with Lao Zhang's answer.

He looked at Lao Zhang and said, "Comrade Zhang, you are an old intelligence officer. There are many comrades who have fought with you in the past ten years, and most of them died."

Lao Zhang was sensitive enough to hear that Fei Jing didn't use the word "sacrifice". Yes, most of those rebels died too.Only a few remain and are now in jail awaiting final trial.

But what makes Lao Zhang even more distressed is that many people died without explanation. Although he firmly believes that most of these people are heroes, he has no way to justify their names.

This time, Lao Zhang went to Harbin to check a lot of materials that the Japanese had no time to destroy. For example, in [-], the superior sent seven people to Harbin to carry out a hijacking mission. After completing the mission, none of the seven escaped back, and all of them died.

Most of these people shot themselves or fired grenades when the Japanese who were being pursued found them, leaving no chance for the Japanese to interrogate.

However, one person was caught in Shirengou near Harbin, and he explained where the big man, the commander of the operation, was hiding.

Seeing this, this person is undoubtedly a traitor.However, after careful investigation, Lao Zhang found that this man led the Japanese to the place where the big man was ambush, then got up suddenly and let the big man who was ambushing there shot him, and when the big man was about to pull the grenade, he was shot by a crazy man. The Japanese officer hugged him and was finally shot dead by another Japanese officer.

They are all heroes, but most of those who died have no chance to prove that they are heroes.

Every time Lao Zhang thinks of this, his heart aches, and he can only comfort himself with one sentence: Those heroes who are buried in the ground don't care whether they have the title of hero at all, what they care about is the liberation of the country and the happiness of the people.

And the living people should work hard to realize their ideals, whoever does not do so is a traitor!
"In the past few months, you will stay here to participate in the interrogation of soldiers from the intelligence department of the Kwantung Army. You must carefully investigate every doubtful point! After all, you have experienced some things, and you know some people. Try to get Schultz and Qian Xiao Bao's matter was investigated clearly. Especially the whereabouts of Qian Xiaobao, he disappeared, and the Japanese woman and child suddenly disappeared. I don't believe he is dead." Feijing said.

"Yes!" Lao Zhang replied.

"Comrade Zhang, you have to realize that our war is not over, we still have to fight!" Fei Jing said.

"After the work here is over, you will return to your country, and your organizational relationship will also be transferred back to your party. But you must remember that you must strictly observe organizational discipline, and you must not disclose organizational secrets to anyone! You must keep this in mind! " Feijing said seriously.

(End of this chapter)