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

Even after giving William Mueller the drug, the special operations team still rested in Broy's yard for nearly three days.

That day Bloy found Weiss and Dunn.

"Gentlemen, I have brought two good news today!"

Bloy smiled and handed several documents to Dunn and Weiss.

"Your identities are settled! From now on, you are a group of World War II veterans from Russia going to visit East Germany!"

“This is really good news!”

Dunn was the first to smile, picked up the documents on the table and looked through them. He now had a new identity.

However, with this identity, they can take public transportation directly in Poland, and they don’t have to walk anymore.

Moreover, on the other hand, they can also be equipped with a special translator to lead them into East Germany openly.

"What's the other good news?"

Weiss was still relatively calm. After a few days of recovery, Mueller looked much better, but who knew if his body could hold up after the departure.

"According to the news we received from the Red Empire River and the Polish military, they have not found the perpetrator of the gunfire at the border post three days ago! This means that your companions should have been evacuated safely!"

Dunn and Weiss looked at each other, and both of them felt relieved.

Since Solek and his men were not caught by the Red Empire, according to the original plan, they should go to Kaliningrad and leave by water.

The only problem was that they didn't have a radio with them. If they couldn't reach the meeting point at the agreed time, they would probably have to swim across the Baltic Sea to West Germany.

If things were not that complicated, as long as they could find a radio on the road, they would be able to receive new instructions from above. At worst, they could wait for a few months until the Soviet-Polish border calmed down and then cross Poland to West Germany.

But this is not something Dunn and the others can consider.

Dunn himself still hopes that Solek can escape danger. After all, if he wants to work in the Central Youth Bureau, Solek, the introducer, must be alive.

Besides, during this journey, Dunn and Solek actually spent the longest time together, and they had developed some friendship.

"Mr. Broy, please help us make the arrangements! We will set off early tomorrow morning!"

Weiss stood up and said to Bloy.

Bloy nodded slightly.

"Okay, I'll buy you tickets for the early morning train!"

After he finished speaking, he left the room. He knew that Dunn and Weiss probably had some things to discuss, but he didn't want to get involved in more matters. He was taking a big risk by keeping such a large group of people in his home. Bloy could breathe a sigh of relief when he was able to send the special operations team away quickly.

"Captain, are you going to leave so decisively? You were quite hesitant before!"

After Broy left, Dunn smiled and teased Weiss that after splitting up with Solek, Dunn had completely become the number two figure in the special operations team.

Although Solek has taken away 7 members of the special operations team, there are less than 20 people left.

"Dunn, this is not the time to joke!"

Weiss sighed.

"Before you leave, go meet Mr. Mueller again and see if he has anything else to tell you. Ask him about his physical condition carefully. We really can't delay too much, but if his physical condition is really not suitable for a long journey, it won't hurt to rest for a few more days!"

"It seems you are still quite conflicted!"

Dunn shook his head. He didn't care so much about Mueller's life or death. In fact, in his heart, Dunn even hoped that Mueller would not survive and leave the Red Camp.

Through the communication in the past few days, Dunn also knew that Mueller was originally an important member of the German scientific team, and had also participated in the design and development of Germany's V series missiles.

After such a person is recruited by the United States, it will undoubtedly be a great help to the research and development of rockets in the United States.

Even though Dunn is now a genuine American, deep down, he just wants to enjoy the material conditions of the United States and does not have the slightest love for the country.

At this time, on the other side, at the labor camp in Ukraine where Mueller was located, Alexei looked at a Russian officer in front of him with some fear.

"You said that William Mueller was dead. Where is the body?"

Although the officer was asking the question in a calm voice, everyone could hear the anger he was suppressing underneath his calm words.

"Lieutenant Va...Valenko, we have buried his body...according to the regulations!"

Alexei's body was shaking like a sieve and his voice was stuttering intermittently. The officer standing in front of him was Valenko.

"You're lying! We've dug up the burial site you mentioned, and there's no body at all!"

Valenko slammed the table and roared angrily. Alexei could no longer hold on and collapsed to the ground.

A moment later, Valenko walked out of Alexei's office with a dark face.

"Take him into custody! Interrogate him thoroughly to see if he has anything else to hide."

Valenko's assistant nodded and immediately ordered his soldiers to do it.

"Comrade Lieutenant, what should we do next?"

Valenko pondered for a moment and looked towards the west, in the direction of Germany.

"Go apply! I remember that William Muller's home is in Brandenburg, East Germany. Let's go there and see if he will come home!"

The assistant nodded and stepped back. He had to do this matter personally.

Watching his assistant go to make a phone call, Valenko's face became even gloomier, and his intuition told him that things were not that simple.

They had just learned of William Mueller's true identity, and after rushing to the labor camp in Uzbekistan, he was actually redeemed by his family.

It was too much of a coincidence, and according to their intelligence, William Mueller did have a lame father who was a veteran of World War I.

But their house had been bombed into ruins, and how could a lame old man like him get so much money to redeem William Muller?

Maybe he could borrow some money after scraping together some, but he would never be able to raise that much. He was afraid that the West German government or people from the United States were supporting him behind the scenes. In that case, even if he went to Brandenburg to look for William Mueller, it would probably be in vain.

"Comrade Lieutenant, the people at headquarters are applying for us. Now they require us to go to Moscow immediately. After approval, we will fly directly from Moscow to East Germany!"