Battle of the Third Reich

"Whether the head of state agreed to our request, Kirsten." Major Cole took off his right hand leather gloves and put them in a large black hat.

"I haven't replied yet, but I don't think there will be any problems." Kirsten took a spoonful of white sugar and put it in the coffee cup.

"Switzerland can close the Internet." Cole sat at the table and turned over a clean coffee cup.

"It has nothing to do with you, Cole, do your job." Kirsten took a sip of the coffee and frowned slightly.

"Understood, Kirsten." Cole said in his mouth, reaching for the coffee pot in front of him.

"I believe there will be orders soon. It will be up to you to see your performance. Don't disappoint the heads of state. You should know the consequences of failure." Kirsten put down the cup and picked up a document at hand.

"Relax, my people are well-trained and there will be no mistakes."

"Overconfidence is not always a good thing, and sometimes you need to be humble and major."

"Got it, Wallin."

"This is the office, you want to call me colonel."

"Okay, Colonel."

"We have obtained the list of all members of the "Red Orchestra". After the order of the head of state, you must complete all the arresting tasks within twelve hours, and you must not alarm the Soviet Ministry of Internal Affairs. This is not as simple as you think. "" Kirsten spread out the documents.

"This is an intelligence team established by the Soviet Red Army General Staff Intelligence Department, which directly follows the command of Moscow. Many of the members are Germans, and their relationship has even infiltrated the Supreme Command."

"These **** traitors should really drag them out and hang themselves." Major Cole said coldly.

"Remember to leave alive as much as possible, unless the heads of arms meet, the heads of state hope to get their confession." Kirsten looked up at Cole.

"Relax, these people won't die too easily." It sounds like they are comforting the major, but the content is frightening.

Germany's counter-espionage work has made breakthrough progress. In fact, it was a certain prophet who came up with an accurate list according to memory. After the disintegration of the later Soviet Union, a large number of confidential documents were lifted, so the Soviet intelligence network, which had a headache for the German Security Administration during World War II, was exposed to the world decades later.

Xu Jun has seen these files and remembered the most important group of spies. However, the "Red Orchestra" was not in these confidential documents, because they were cracked by the Germans in the middle of World War II, and all members had no nets. After severe torture, they were executed collectively, and these people were hung in a fine. Under the thin noose, death was slow and full of pain.

Until the end of the war, these Germans who served Gruu were still regarded as traitors of the country, because they were not relying on free allies, but on the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.

"Where did the information come from, Vsevorod Nikolayevich." Dekanozov picked up the photo on the table, which was a blueprint of the tank design, obviously reprinted .

"Gruu's channel, they got this batch of intelligence at their intelligence station in Paris. It is said that the source is the highest command of Germany, if this information is proved to be true."

"Then someone must lose their lives. If I read correctly, this should be the design of the T34 tank." Dekanozov removed the magnifying glass and picked up another photo.

"This should be a twin-engine bomber. I am not an expert in this area. I need a professional to identify it."

"Let's take a look at this one again. This should be a fighter plane. I have never seen this kind of aircraft before. I may not have equipped troops yet." Merkulov pushed a drawing over.

"Gruu said that this was all obtained from the German headquarters, which shows that the Germans have mastered many of our secrets, and some of them do not even know me, but I am the first deputy people's committee of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. How did the Germans get this?" Merkulov knocked on the table.

"Of course, the use of traitors. If these drawings are real, it is enough to prove that the weapons design department of the Red Army and even the Central Design Bureau have been penetrated by the Germans. There must be traitors working for the Germans in these departments. Quite high." Dekanozov nodded in agreement.

"It's a matter of great importance. You must send these to Moscow immediately and be screened by a special person. You must find these traitors as soon as possible, otherwise the consequences will be difficult to imagine." Merkulov said.

"Don't use diplomatic mail, we should send a telegram to Moscow immediately and ask them to send a special plane."

"You are very thoughtful, Vladimir Kiraldejevic, I immediately send a telegram." Merkulov strode to the desk and picked up the phone on the table.

ps: I'm sorry, I can't bear the medicine. This chapter has a few words. It happens to be a transition in the plot. I owe you half a chapter. I will try to write a big chapter to make up tomorrow.