The Cold War: Jumping back and forth between the two camps

"It's not that we didn't find anything. Judging from this guy's accent, he sounds a bit like someone from Czechoslovakia!"

Victor pondered for a moment and gave another of his discoveries.

"Czechoslovakia?"

Dunn also asked in confusion. Although he was proficient in many foreign languages, he had little contact with Czech and Slovak.

Although he studied minority languages ​​before traveling through time, for those small countries in Eastern Europe, his main focus was on Serbian, Romanian, and languages ​​of countries with slightly larger land areas or slightly wider language coverage, such as Bulgarian.

Although the area of ​​Czechoslovakia before its separation is not small, it is still a small country among the fragmented small countries in Eastern Europe.

But the problem is that when Dunn traveled through time, the two countries had already parted ways and lived their own lives.

If you look at these two countries separately, they are not very big, so Dunn did not learn their languages.

So even if he was placed in front of Bass, he might not be able to hear Bass's language tendency.

"Yes! It's Czechoslovakia!"

Victor said with certainty.

"A few years ago, my father took me to visit a family that had escaped from Czechoslovakia. The man of the family previously worked in the field of antique identification. My father took me to him to identify several European oil paintings.

His English is not very good, and his accent is quite heavy. Although Bass speaks English much better than my father's friend, his speaking habits and the strange accent that comes out inadvertently can make me hear that his accent is very similar to that of the antique appraiser, so I guess he should also be a Czechoslovakian, or to be more precise, a Czech!"

Dunn nodded in understanding. It seemed that the nationality of this Bass was not the Red Empire, but most likely Czechoslovakia, which was still in the socialist camp.

You should know that most of the Red Empire's current spy organizations abroad were recruited in the name of the Communist International, and many of them are not native citizens of the Red Empire.

This Bass should be the agent recruited by the Communist International from Czechoslovakia!

It has to be said that the red camp of this era is to a certain extent more united than the capitalist camp. After all, their forces are at a disadvantage. Compared with traditional capitalist countries, the regimes of these emerging socialist countries are extremely unstable, and many countries have just emerged from war.

The country can be said to be in ruins, so the situation in the capitalist camp is the same, but with the United States as a big financial backer, they can recover much faster than the red camp.

Although the Red Empire was the major financial backer behind these socialist countries, a considerable part of World War II took place in the central area of ​​the Red Empire, in Europe.

Now the Red Empire itself is in the process of recovery. Compared with the United States, whose mainland has not been attacked, the Red Empire's support for its allies seems weaker.

However, after they got out of the predicament, it was the climax of the Cold War. At that time, the potential of the Red Empire was no less than that of the United States. In fact, for quite a period of time, the United States was in a relatively disadvantaged position compared to the Red Empire.

"I understand. For the time being, I cannot use my connections in the CIA to investigate this person. Otherwise, it will definitely attract the attention of other people!"

After listening to Dunn's words, Victor nodded slightly. Regarding retaining the Red Empire's agents for the time being, he would not report this matter to his superiors. Deng had already explained it to him, and it really didn't matter to Victor.

If the red camp can bring him benefits, he can try to contact the other side without any burden in his heart.

He doesn't care about the United States or how evil the Red Empire is. If you really think about it, what he does is quite evil, although he talks about responsibility and loyalty.

But the mergers between gangs were quite cruel. Although because of Victor's father, Victor had never participated in the front-line fighting between gangs.

But having been exposed to the gangs since childhood, Victor has already understood the rules and cruelty of the fights between gangs.

Therefore, he really had no psychological burden when it came to contacting the Red Empire to gain benefits.

"How about I find some more people to conduct a thorough investigation on him?"

Victor mentioned that although he had conducted some investigations on Bass before, most of these investigations were superficial and he could not conduct a more in-depth investigation on Bass like a professional agent.

However, if we can convince his father, we should be able to find out more information.

"That's not necessary. You've already found out some of the information about him that can be found. It's probably difficult to find out the rest. After all, the entire Red Empire is behind him. Your father is not the top decision-maker in your gang. It's really difficult to investigate him. Let's wait until I have a firm foothold in the CIA, and then find a way to conduct an in-depth investigation on him. You don't have to worry about this matter. Your top priority right now is to maintain a good relationship with him."

Dunn would definitely not hand these matters over to a gangster to investigate. Compared to the gangster's rough methods, he was really afraid of alerting Bass, which would be bad.

Anyway, Bass's identity has been confirmed, and he doesn't have much need to know more specific information for the time being. What he wants to know more is Bass's activities in the United States.

In order to see if we can dig out more useful information, or some of the people who are in collusion with him.

If we investigate these things thoroughly, there will be a lot more to be done.

Compared to the credit gained by directly reporting these Red Empire spies, Dunn cares more about the long-term benefits.

After all, he joined the CIA to take advantage of these privileges and pave the way for his future life.

Dunn then told Victor some precautions, and then he stopped talking until Victor sent him home.

After saying goodbye to Victor and watching Victor's car disappear into the night, Dunn finally breathed a sigh of relief.

Now he has his own team both inside and outside Chongqing. Although it is just being built and everything still seems immature, it is just the beginning. Dunn believes that he can do better and better in the future.