Struggle in Soviet Russia

Since his rebirth, Victor does not know whether his existence has affected the normal historical evolution, nor does he know what happened in the previous life, whether he will continue to follow the established route in this life, but anyway, do it. It's always better to order than to do nothing.

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At night, Wuyi Village on the outskirts of Moscow.

Valenka drove the car onto the lawn on the side of the narrow road, and stopped the car after making sure that it would not block the road.

Without waiting for him to get out of the car to open the door for himself, Victor pushed the door by himself, got out of the car, and looked at a gray two-story villa on the west side of the highway.

Lights were on on the first and second floors of that small building, and from a distance, people could be seen shaking in the courtyard surrounded by wooden fences.

That is Vasilevsky’s villa on the outskirts of Moscow. Don’t think that owning a villa in the country is the privilege of a high-ranking official. In fact, more than 70% of Moscow’s residents now own similar country houses in the suburbs. This belongs to the Union. One of the housing benefits.

Staring at the villa for a while, Victor turned around and looked into the distance on the other side of the road.

About four to five hundred meters away from his location, there is a small square. On the south side of the square, there is a three-story building that was blown up. Look at the traces of the ruined wall, it should be an old Russian building. Manor type villa.

It was a monumental building. In Victor’s previous life, probably in 2016, the Chinese government paid for the restoration of the building within a month. The reason why the restoration was funded by the Chinese government, It's because that building was the site of the Sixth National Congress of the Communist Party of China. In 1928, the Sixth National Congress of the Communist Party of China was held in that building.

During the Battle of Moscow, this building was bombed by German planes, and it became what it is now.

After looking at the building for half a minute, Victor turned around again and walked towards Vasilievsky’s villa with Varenka.

According to Vasilevsky's statement in the morning, there are no outsiders at the reception tonight, only him, Yuri's family, and Victor. But this guy was obviously lying, because Victor had just walked to the fence of the villa courtyard and saw Serov and Vatutin talking next to a nursery in the courtyard.

Seeing Victor coming from a distance, Comrade Serov waved at him with a smile, motioning him to pass.

Victor pushed open the fence door and walked two steps inside. A tall, burly white wolfhound with a pointed head barked and rushed towards him, startling him.

However, although this wolfhound looked fierce, after rushing to Victor's side, it did not rush to bite him, but crawled on his trousers, sniffed, barked and ran away. .

"Why didn't you come here in your uniform?" When Victor walked to Serov before he could speak, the other party had already said first, "When you were still wearing the uniform, you looked the most heroic."

"I think it's a private reception, there is no need to dress so formal," Victor smiled, said casually, and reached out to Vatutin, who was aside, and said, "How about your injury, Nicolas ?"

"A little skin trauma, it's okay long ago," Vatutin shook hands with him, hugged him again, and then smiled.

Vatutin was injured earlier. During the Battle of Stalingrad, he was attacked by a German plane when he returned from the group army command to the forward command post of the front army. Fortunately, he was attacked by a German aircraft. It's just that the left arm was scratched by the fragments of the bomb, and the situation is not too serious.

"What were you talking about just now?" Victor asked curiously after embracing Vatutin.

"We are discussing the next battle plan," said Comrade Serov. "Alexander has been worrying about this for the last two days."

Victor was a little surprised. He asked, "Isn't it said that in the latest stage, there is no longer an active offensive? The plan has changed?"

"The idea of ​​Comrade Stalin and the base camp was to launch a large-scale offensive in the central direction of Moscow to eliminate the main force of the German Central Army Group before and after the founding of the army, and to advance the front to the west," Vatutin said. The entire battle will be executed by the left-wing forces of the Western Front in cooperation with the Don Front, Bryansk Front and Voronezh Front."

The Army Day is February 23. In other words, the new combat deployment must be completed within ten days. This... is really too hasty.

"Comrade Stalin is worried that the frontline troops in Moscow and the rear echelon defensive reserve will be difficult to stop the assault of the powerful German tanks," Comrade Serov said. so……"

As soon as he said this, Vasilevsky's voice came from not far away: "Hey, Victor, when did you arrive?"

Victor looked in the direction of the sound, and saw Vasilievsky, dressed in casual clothes, walking towards this side with a tall and elegant middle-aged man.

"Just arrived," Victor said with a smile, shook hands and embraced him, and said at the same time.

"Come on, I'll introduce to you." Holding Victor's arm, Vasilevsky pointed to the middle-aged man next to him and smiled, "This is Yuri, Yuri, and this is Victor."

This may be his future father-in-law?

Victor shook hands with the middle-aged man to say hello, while watching him secretly.

According to what he learned, this Comrade Yuli was born in 1898, that is, 45 years old, but from his appearance, he seems to be only about 36 or 7 years old, with no wrinkles on his face. She has a fair face and a pair of gold-rimmed glasses on her face. She looks very good-natured.

"Is Ms. Nazhijieda here? I should visit her." After a simple greeting with Yuri, Victor turned his head and said to Vasilevsky.

"They are still in Kuibyshev and will not return to Moscow until some time later," Vasilevsky smiled. "I will convey your greetings."

The Nazhijieda mentioned by Victor refers to Vasilievsky's old mother. During the Battle of Moscow, many family members of generals and officials moved to the rear, as did Vasilevsky.

"What were you talking about just now?" Vasilevsky asked with a smile when Serov and Vatutin also came over.

"We are talking about the things that have caused you headaches lately," Vatutin laughed.

Vasilevsky immediately understood that although this topic was very talkative, because Yuri was present, they naturally could not continue to talk about those military issues, after all, they were military secrets.

Rubbing his forehead, Vasilevsky smiled bitterly: "Those things that are annoying will not be discussed tonight. Let's go, and it will be ready. Let's talk in the villa."

At the invitation of Vasilievsky, a group of people walked into the villa.

When he walked into the villa and changed his shoes in the hallway, Victor heard a clear piano sound passing upstairs, listening to the tune, the player was obviously playing Tchaikovsky's first piano concerto.

"Is this Liang Na playing the piano?" Vatutin changed her shoes and asked with a smile, "It's really good."

"I remember when I saw this kid last time, she was only thirteen years old," Serov also said, "I didn't expect to be a charming girl now."

Yuri waited for everyone to change their shoes. He waited at the end and listened to others complimenting his daughter. Despite his modesty, the expression on his face was very proud.

Although he didn't talk a few words with Victor, the future son-in-law, his attention was always on this young man.

Today was his first meeting with Victor, but before that, he had already learned a lot about Victor.

For the high-level members of the Soviet Red Army system, they have obvious resistance to the officials of the People's Committee of National Security, and this resistance also exists in the system of government officials.

In normal times, everyone will try to avoid dealing with people from the National Security People’s Committee or the People’s Committee of the Interior.

But usually not all the time. Just like Yuri’s situation, his daughter is likely to marry a second-in-command of the National Security People’s Committee, and is by far the youngest major general in the entire national security system. , This is not "usual" anymore.

A major general of national security who is less than 30 years old, an official highly trusted by Comrade Stalin, and a spy leader of an intelligence agency, Yuri has no way to ignore such an identity. Therefore, he has great expectations for this marriage. .

Of course, looking at it from another angle, Yuri’s expectation or non-anticipation has nothing to do with it. Although his daughter belongs to him, this marriage is not his choice. This is a decision made by a political group. For people in politics, many things cannot be done by themselves.

"Victor, now give you a task." Several people passed through the hallway and into the living room on the first floor of the villa. Comrade Serov suddenly turned around and said to Victor, "Go upstairs and call our Xiao Liangna down. "

"Yes, yes, they are all young people who have more common languages," Vasilevsky laughed. "This kind of thing is most suitable for Victor."

Tonight originally came with the purpose of a blind date, so Victor has nothing to be ashamed of. He nodded and walked towards the stairs.

Walking up the wooden stairs, Victor walked in the direction of the piano sound, and finally stood at the door of a room with an open door.

This room is not big, and after placing a piano, there is not much room. At this time, a girl in a female soldier's uniform with a big golden whip was sitting beside the piano.