Struggle in Soviet Russia

Bergma belonged to a commander of the central headquarters of the guerrilla movement. During the more than two years of the fall of Ukraine, he had been active behind enemy lines, organizing guerrillas to harass the German supply lines and causing all kinds of trouble to the German occupation.

At the beginning, Victor was able to successfully get Vlasov back to Moscow, and the comrade general also contributed.

Khrushchev contacted "Talas Bulba" through Bergma. Of course, his purpose was not to rebel. Only lunatics would abandon the coalition's Politburo members and the First Secretary of Ukraine. The rebel leader of the team.

Viktor understood that the purpose of Khrushchev's contact with the rebels should be to draw the other side over, so as to use peaceful means to solve this large-scale Ukrainian nationalist guerrilla.

Ukraine, which was occupied by the German army for more than two years, suffered a disaster that is difficult to outline. As far as Victor knew, when the Soviet army entered Kiev, the only two-story buildings in Kiev were the Council of Ministers Building, the Central Committee Building, and the Academy of Sciences. Several theaters are intact, while other places are in ruins.

When the Soviet army entered the city of Kiev, in Khrushchev’s own words, those who emerged from hidden underground spots were like hungry ghosts suddenly emerging from the ground, all in ragged clothes and sluggish eyes. .

Khrushchev is now the first secretary of the Ukrainian republic. No matter what he is and what his ability is, as the number one leader in Ukraine, his first job is to ensure that Ukraine quickly recovers from the war. Prosperity should be achieved as soon as possible, otherwise Comrade Stalin will find him trouble.

Therefore, for today's Khrushchev, he is really doing his best to avoid a more protracted war. After all, only when the environment is peaceful can various construction work be implemented.

Therefore, Viktor was very clear about Khrushchev’s plan. As for why he could keep this information in his mind, it was because Khrushchev did not try to recruit the leader of the rebel army "Talas Bulba". Comrade Stalin may also report to the Secretariat. In other words, this is his personal decision, which is procedurally illegal.

If you put a message like this in the ordinary, it is impossible to cause any trouble to Khrushchev. Otherwise, this guy who has always been cautious would not dare to do so, but now...

"It's archived, do you want to read it?" Sophia didn't know his plan, but simply replied.

"Go and find it out," Victor pursed his lips for a moment and said, "including all the information related to this Taras Bulba, find it together. I will see them now."

"Okay, I'll look for it right away," Sophia nodded, turned and walked towards the door, but when she was about to reach the door, she stopped again, turned and asked, "Are you suspicious of Taras Bull? The people in Pakistan betrayed the news of the U.S. Air Force base?"

Victor did not answer, but waved his hand at her, which meant that she should go quickly.

As far as the overall battle situation of the Soviet-German battlefield is concerned, the German army is already at a complete disadvantage. This disadvantage includes not only the army’s contending, but also the struggle for air supremacy. It is unceremonious to say that today’s German air force is completely inferior. Can't compete with the Soviet aviation.

Putting this premise there, let’s look at this Poltava air raid. The German air raid was undoubtedly organized and prepared, and sufficient information was obtained in advance. Otherwise, their sneak attack could not be carried out so accurately and accurately. efficient.

Among other things, the alliance's territory is so large. If there is no precise coordinates, where should the German sneak attack fleet know the location of the American air base? Are they chasing after the **** of a US military plane? Don't be kidding, this is an airplane, not a car.

Therefore, Victor believes that behind the incident of the German attack on the US military base, there must be a case of information leakage. Someone betrayed the location of the US military base to the Germans. As a result, a question arises. Who on earth did this information leak to the Germans, is this a Ukrainian nationalist, or a spy lurking in the Soviet Union?

Victor doesn't need to know this answer, because someone would want to know more than him, such as Americans who have suffered huge losses, or Comrade Stalin, who is likely to be angry because of it.

Sophia, who had left, quickly turned back. This time, she held a thick stack of archives in her hand. It can be seen from this that this Taras Bulba seems to have always been the focus of the National Security People’s Committee. .

"The information about Taras Bulba, whether it is past or recent, is here." Putting the thick archives on the desk, Sophia sighed and said, "I turned it over. Searching the catalog, the earliest file is from September 1941, and the most recent is from last week."

"It seems that the content is very rich," Victor smiled, looked at the file number, and took the first copy.

When the file folder was in his hand, Victor realized that the box was very light. When he opened it, there was only a photo and a piece of paper in it.

The photo is a black and white photo, with a group photo of a large group of people on it, and on that piece of paper is an introduction to the photo. At the same time, it also lists the names of everyone in the photo.

Victor took a look and found that this was a photo taken in Lemberg in September 1941, and the people in the photo were the first members of the "Eastern Camp".

During the German occupation of Ukraine, the capital of Ukraine was no longer Kiev, but changed to Lemberg, which is Lviv where Victor used to work. At that time, the German army established a Ukrainian National Defense Committee in Lemberg, and under this committee, there are two paramilitary organizations, one is the "Defense Army" and the other is the "Eastern Battalion", all of whom are Ukrainians. .

"This Taras Bulba served in the Eastern Camp for four months, and at the beginning of the second year, he ran away with four people." While Victor was looking at the photos, Sophia opened the second file and took a look. , Said, "After that, they began to fight guerrillas in the areas of Brod and Zolochev."

With Sophia's help, Victor no longer read it for himself. He leaned his back into the chair, closed his eyes and listened to Sophia's introduction.

Taras Bulba is indeed a cruel man. In the past two years, he has grown from five people and two guns to the scale of today. In the process, he and his guerrillas Not only attacked the Germans, but also attacked the Soviet guerrillas.

This guy was extremely cruel. He would hang the Soviet guerrillas if he caught them, while the German prisoners would be buried alive. In short, he never left alive.

However, with the defeat of the German army on the frontal battlefield, especially with the loss of Eastern Ukraine and the fiasco of the Ukrainian campaign on the Right Bank, Taras Bulba's attitude has undergone a strange change. In the face of the onslaught of the Soviet army, this guy not only had no plans to invest in Moscow, but began to cooperate with the Germans.

In recent months, the Taras Burba guerrillas’ attacks on the Soviet army have become more frequent. At the same time, they also generally used German-style equipment. Obviously, they should be supported by the Germans. They fell to the German sign.

When the Soviet army entered Kiev, this guy also instigated an attack, attacking the headquarters of the Voronezh Front Army, and almost killed the deputy commander of the Front Army Grechko and the commander of the Front Artillery Varentsov.

After listening to Sofia’s recount of this piece of information, Victor really admired Khrushchev, because this guy was a military commissar of the Voronezh Front when he liberated Kiev. From this perspective, he and Taras Bulba should It's right to have hatred.

"We have probably only these things in our hands." After the contents of the file were introduced, it was almost an hour and a half. Sophia was a little dry, and she picked up a glass of Nino on the table for her. He took a sip of the coffee that was delivered, and said, "For more information in this area, I'm afraid I have to go to the internal intelligence bureau to find it. They should still have some."

Victor nodded, sat up straight from the chair, pointed to the breakfast delivered by Nino on the table, and said, "Would you like to eat something?"

Sophia glanced at the dinner plate, shook her head and said, "Forget it, Nino prepared this for you. I don't want to upset her."

"What makes me unhappy?" Nino asked loudly when he heard a voice in the lounge.

Sophia shrugged and said nothing.

Victor smiled and dragged the dinner plate in front of him. While preparing to fill his stomach, he thought sullenly: Today’s National Security People’s Committee still has problems, let alone other things, just talk about internal intelligence. The estrangement between the Bureau and the Foreign Intelligence Bureau is a big problem.

Since Victor took charge of the Foreign Intelligence Agency, he has taken the lead in establishing the intelligence information database of the Foreign Intelligence Agency. At the same time, there is also an intelligence analysis center dedicated to the Foreign Intelligence Agency. Considering the particularity of foreign intelligence, this intelligence information database is not suitable for any outsider. It is open, even if it is not approved by the internal intelligence bureau, the intelligence information in the library cannot be accessed.

At first, Eitingo, who was in charge of internal intelligence work, didn’t have any comments, but as Victor betrayed Serov, this guy began to feel more real. His Internal Intelligence Agency and Counter-Spionage Agency also made a similar In the intelligence information database, outsiders can also not access the files inside without approval.

Undoubtedly, this is tantamount to completely separating the two parts of internal intelligence and external intelligence.