Struggle in Soviet Russia

The drizzle was whirling, and the rolling mountains were still green.

Nowadays, Moscow has reached the late autumn season, but in the Caucasus region, it is just the beginning of autumn, and the scene of the grass withered and flying warbler has not yet appeared here.

In the misty drizzle, a train consisting of seven carriages was shuttled through the mountains, all the way to the south.

This is obviously not an ordinary passenger train, because on the roof of each carriage, small fortifications made of sandbags are arranged, and each small fortification is the firepower point of a machine gun team.

When the train was traveling between the mountains, there was a flag bearer on the top of the third carriage from time to time, waving a flag toward a high ground along the railway line, which was to establish contact with the police post on the high ground along the road.

In the fourth carriage of the train, Victor is sitting at a specially arranged desk, with Erlang's legs tilted, holding a cup of coffee in his left hand and a newspaper in his right hand, frowning slightly, reading an article in the newspaper. report.

This is a report on the latest progress of the Soviet-Finnish peace talks. It roughly means that the Finns have accepted Moscow’s request and are planning to invade the Soviet army and withdraw behind the border in 1940. If the Finns can keep their promises, then the fighting in the area north of Leningrad is expected to end before the end of the year.

So far, the peace talks between Su and Finland have been carried out in secret, and the purpose is naturally to avoid the sight of the Germans.

Nowadays, the Soviet Union chooses to publish this news in newspapers. The direct consequences will inevitably cause Finland to face a series of troubles. After all, the Germans still have troops stationed in Finland.

Of course, putting Finland in the face of trouble may be exactly what Moscow hopes to achieve. After all, the Soviet-German war has been carried out to this stage, and the situation is very clear. Whether Finland chooses to fight the Germans, or wait for the Allies in compromise. Liquidation, in short, it must pay a sufficient price for this war.

The knock on the door was clearly faint against the noise made by the train, but Victor still heard it.

He put down the newspaper in his hand, looked up in the direction of the door of the car, and said, "Come in."

The door of the carriage with white gauze curtains was pushed open from the outside, and a female soldier in military uniform pushed in a small dining car with a silver lid.

"Comrade Chairman," she pushed the small dining cart to Victor's desk, and the female soldier folded her hands on her lower abdomen and said with a smile. I washed some for you."

Victor folded the newspaper, put it on his desk, smiled and nodded at the other party, and said, "Thank you, Comrade Malha."

The name of the female soldier sounds strange. This is because she is not from the Russian ethnic group, but from Dagestan. Marha Abdullahmanova, as long as she says her name, she knows what's going on. NS.

Of course, even if you don't look at the name, you can only tell from her face that she doesn't have any characteristics of a Slavic woman.

Malha picked up the silver lid on the dining car, put it aside, and put a few plates of clean fruit on the desk one by one.

Victor seemed to have thought of something. He got up from his chair, walked to a glass window of the carriage, reached out and took off the hanging binoculars from the window, brought it in front of him, and looked towards the ridge line not far away.

From the view of the telescope, you can see a dozen soldiers with live ammunition standing on the ridge line. These soldiers are all "blue hats" from the People's Committee of the Interior. One of them is waving semaphores in the direction of the train.

Putting down the binoculars, Victor couldn't help feeling a little bit emotional.

Since his position is biased towards the small group formed by Malinkov and Beria, he has clearly felt that this trip is different from the previous trip.

To be honest, if you talk about the regional influence of the alliance, the NKVD and the NKVD are still not very comparable. In this regard, you can compare the domestic National Security Bureau and the public security system.

The NKVD is more powerful than the domestic public security system. After all, this department not only manages the public security system, but also the militia system, the transportation system, the fire protection system, the prison system, and the border guards.

During the last trip, Victor also received "cooperation" from the NKVD. Of course, it was just cooperation. But this time, he came out of Moscow and headed south. At every stop along the way, the head of the local People’s Committee of the Interior will inevitably come forward to greet him. Moreover, all the food, drinks, and even the service staff on the car will be greeted. It is provided by the NKVD.

If there is no Beria's influence, it is simply impossible. After all, the relationship between the NKVD and the NKVD has never been very harmonious.

"Comrade Chairman, do you need anything else?" Malha's clear voice came from behind.

Victor restrained the urge to look back, still staring out the window, raised his arm, and waved his hand gently.

This train departs from Moscow to Dagestan, and almost every time it passes through a state or an autonomous republic, the service personnel on the train will change. The reason for this is that according to Victor’s requirements, the security work is undertaken by the states and autonomous republics along the way. In other words, the state borders of the state where the train enters, the security work is carried out by the National Security People’s Commission of the state. Jointly responsible with the NKVD. Where there is a problem, it will be the responsibility.

Therefore, this way, Victor also has a deep understanding, that is, there are really enough beautiful women in the various departments under the NKVD.

However, even though he was a scumbag, Victor was still very clear. Whenever he encountered a question similar to what Malha asked, he could still keep calm despite itching in his heart. This is not to say that he is worried that the people of the NKVD will catch him, but because he knows that he is working on this trip, and he is still standing in front of Comrade Stalin. Therefore, he cannot tolerate any bad news. Go to Comrade Stalin's ears.

Since he was "seeking life" with Comrade Stalin, he naturally had to figure out the temper of Comrade Stalin. If it were not at work, Victor could be brave enough to get into trouble because he believed that Comrade Stalin would not value these things. But if he was at work, he would be cautious, let alone women, he would not even touch alcohol, because he knew that Comrade Stalin would value these.

As the footsteps behind him drifted away, and finally left the carriage, Victor turned around and returned to his desk.

He put the coffee cup in his hand aside, squeezed two crystal clear pomegranates from a plate, and threw them into his mouth. While crushing the pomegranates with his tongue, he felt the different sweetness while reaching for it. A note book on the table.

The notebook has a blue soft film cover, a badge of the People's Committee of National Security, engraved in the center of the cover, under the badge, and the full Russian name of the Ministry of National Security.

At first glance, this thing is known to be a dedicated work diary of the People’s Committee of National Security.

There was something written on the notebook with a pen in between, and Victor opened the notebook to the page with the pen.

On this page, there is a headline: Opinions on the establishment of party branches in our party's army and local grassroots.

Below the title, a part of the content has been written. The general meaning is to propose to add certain content to the current party constitution. That is, the party must clearly stipulate that all grassroots organizations, institutions or military units with three party members must Establish a party group or temporary party committee to establish the party's absolute leadership over all institutions, organizations, and military units of the alliance.

After taking a look at the notebook for a while, Victor sat back in his chair, picked up a pen, and continued to write the following.

In this part of the content, Victor takes the human brain structure as an introduction. He believes that the human brain is divided into two parts, the left brain is biased towards logical inference and rational thinking, and the right brain is biased towards impulsive passions, ideals and beliefs. The reason why people can stand at the top of the food chain is closely related to the distribution of brain functions.

Therefore, Victor believes that this principle should also be followed in the construction of an organization, because it is the most scientific.

Subsequently, Victor pointed directly at the construction of the army. He believed that a top-down party committee system should be generally established in the army, and based on the party committee, a "dual chief system" was established, that is, the dual administration of the commander and the political commissar. system. The commander is responsible for directing operations, training troops and martial arts, and the political commissar is responsible for ideological building and establishing the party's absolute leadership over the military.

Victor took the battalion-level troop organization system as an example. He believed that the battalion-level party committee should include the battalion commander, deputy battalion commander, battalion political commissar, deputy political commissar, and battalion chief of staff. The number of party committee members must be singular.

The party committee implements the principle of democratic centralism, and the minority obeys the majority. The party committee decides on the command and decision of the whole battalion in the form of regular plenary meetings. Relevant decisions must be signed by the battalion commander and political commissar at the same time to take effect.

Once the party committee makes a decision, the political commissar can no longer interfere with the command and order of the battalion commander, nor can the battalion commander interfere with the relevant work of the political commissar until the next plenary meeting of the party committee makes a new decision.

Under special circumstances, the battalion party committee can convene an emergency meeting to make temporary adjustments to relevant decisions. However, abstentions are not allowed in the voting of the emergency meeting, that is, it must be guaranteed that the final decision can be made in one meeting.

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