Soviet Godfather

In a ward of the Moscow General Hospital, Suslov was lying quietly on a hospital bed with tubes full of tubes. Only the beating electric waves on the electrocardiogram instrument showed that the man was still alive. The colleagues who came to visit could only observe the situation inside through the glass window. Although there were people standing outside, everyone was surprisingly quiet.

Suslov's thin face was full of wrinkles, and his cheeks were already deflated. This old man who dedicated his life to the Soviets could no longer continue to work. On January 18th, after Suslov learned that Tswigon had committed suicide suddenly, he was overly emotional and caused extensive hemorrhage of the cerebral blood vessels. The doctor had already expressed his inability to recover. Suslov is there at any time. May pass away.

Suddenly there were footsteps in the corridor. Everyone looked back. It was no one else but KGB Chairman Andropov and the youngest newly elected Politburo member Gorbachev. When the two got closer and closer to the ward, they consciously slowed down their footsteps. Although the soundproofing effect here is very good, but out of respect, everyone dare not disturb Old Su.

Andropov and Gorbachev came from Tswigon’s funeral. Within a day, the Soviets lost a deputy ministerial cadre and the party’s second-ranked man also fell. This Andropov never expected it. Moreover, Zvigon’s death was too strange, leaving no suicide note or last words, borrowing a gun from his guard without warning, and then suddenly coming towards his temple. gun. In the end, it was undead suicide. There were only Tswigon and his guards at the scene, and there was no way to identify them. Anyway, Andropov didn't believe that Tswigon would commit suicide. This guy had reported to himself the day before he died, and at the time he saw nothing wrong. Even Tswigon’s wife didn’t believe that her husband would commit suicide. She cried at the funeral and chanted to every guest who came to mourn Tswigon and discussed the decoration of the villa with her before leaving the house.

But Andropov noticed one thing, that is Tswigon’s brother-in-law, General Secretary Brezhnev did not come to attend Tswigon’s funeral, even his immediate family did not come, the scene only saw The figure of Churbanov, a horseman. Mr. Bo just sent a wreath with his name on it, nothing more, it was abnormal.

Andropov looked at Suslov who was lying on the hospital bed and couldn't help sighing in his heart: "It would be great if he had led the Soviet Union back then! Maybe this country would not be like it is now."

Andropov thought of this, looked at the people around him, his heart was full of contempt. It is an insult to a group of people who are morally corrupt and who have lost their ideals in greed for pleasure to mourn Suslov's "socialist Puritans". These guys should all be sent to prison to accept Stalin-style labor reform.

"How is Su Lao's situation?" Andropov called the medical staff and asked softly.

"Unfortunately, we have no better way!" The medical staff lowered their heads ashamed and said.

"Okay, I get it!" Andropov nodded and let the medical staff leave. Andropov suddenly felt that his eyes were getting a little wet. He took off his glasses, took out a handkerchief and wiped the corners of his eyes, stood for a while, then turned and left.

Upon seeing this, Gorbachev hurriedly followed. The two went down the stairs, and Andropov suddenly said with emotion: "What an amazing person!"

Gorbachev also said: "Yes, he is really amazing, he is also very smart, and he still undertakes so much work for the Politburo and the Secretariat. I don't understand how he can handle all this. No one can compare to him in the work of the Secretariat. He is always so methodical and full of confidence."

Andropov did not take these words to heart. At this moment, what he thought of was not the greatness of Suslov, but the party that was vacated by the fall of Suslov. Second place. There are many promising successors in this position, and Andropov is the closest of them. Is it because he succeeded in getting to the position, or the arrogant Dnepropetrovsk helped get this position? I am afraid it will be another life-and-death struggle!

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The events in the zz bureau are not yet known to ordinary people in the Soviet Union, and Sergei does not know what political vortex he was lucky enough to escape. At this moment, he is fascinated by the Soviet communications industry. Since visiting the Voronezh Institute of Communication Science, Sergei Shah, in the name of the Gorky Automobile Manufacturing Plant, has obtained almost all the technical data of the Altai system under the pretext of jointly developing vehicle-mounted mobile communication equipment. In addition, Seryosha also contacted the main developers of this project secretly through private channels. After spending a small amount of money, Seryosha reached a consensus with several of the technical backbones, and Seryosha would provide funds for Voronezh The Institute of Communications Science does some private work for itself, that is, relying on the technical foundation of the Altai system, designing a similar metro communication system for Sergei ~www.readwn.com~Improving some of the shortcomings of the Altai system and developing one at the same time The brand-new search terminal is also a popular search opportunity in future generations.

Sergey Shah consulted these experts, and it didn’t take long to develop this Altai system with a new vest. The search engine was invented as early as 1945, but no one took this issue until the patent expired. When technology is used in the business field, Xie Liaosha knew in his heart that searching for an opportunity is actually more realistic than a mobile phone.

After finishing the Voronezh Institute of Communication Science, the next thing Sergei has to do is to apply for an international patent for this communication system. Since the patent application is not based on a mature product, Sergei can do this work at the same time. Sergey first consulted his teacher, Professor Sobchak, and then Toeva found several experts proficient in science and technology patent-related laws at Harvard University. These legal and communication engineering experts will design for Sergey. There are a series of patent barriers. The existence of these patents ensures that even if anyone wants to enter this field in the future, Sergei Sha can use the patented weapons to obtain the greatest benefits.

All these tasks are just the beginning. With the establishment of new goals, everyone except Petrov is busy again. Yuri returned to the United States to continue to expand for Gorky, Mikhail continued to digest Uzbek market demand, Yakov also returned to Tyumen to be his own oil tycoon, and Boris continued to take care of Gorky. Business, as for the only female in the gang, Terkina, continues to use the Soviet civil aviation system to provide support for everyone’s business. Although everyone gathers less and more often in the new year, they have indeed found what they want to do. In fact, the little city of Gorky can no longer carry everyone's dreams. (To be continued...)