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

The special operations team was still unaware of the fact that they had been exposed, and Dunn could not have imagined that he still had not gotten rid of Valenko.

The people who had just received notice to set off early the next morning had already started packing their luggage.

Dunn had just met William Mueller and came to Weiss's room again to meet Weiss.

Now the two of them enjoyed the privilege of not having to squeeze in the basement with the special operations team. In order to make it easier to take care of Mueller, Bloy prepared two rooms specifically for the three of them.

As the target of this operation and a wounded person, Mueller enjoyed greater privileges. He had his own room and someone to accompany him 24 hours a day.

Dunn and Weiss were huddled in a room.

"Why does he want to go home?"

When Weiss heard Mueller's request, he instinctively objected.

"No! Absolutely not! If his identity is recognized by others, it will be a huge trouble for us!"

Dunn understood what Weiss was worried about, but he didn't have to worry about Muller saying one thing and doing another. The fact that he never revealed his identity in the Red Empire showed his attitude towards the Red Camp.

If he was just allowed to go home, if he returned to a familiar place and was recognized by familiar people, it would be a disaster for the entire special operations team.

Because now Muller's hometown belongs to East Germany, the red camp.

"I have advised him, but he still insisted on going back home! Because he said that some of his materials and works were left at home! He must bring those materials and works with him so that he can continue his research!"

Dunn was also somewhat helpless, but this was just his expression of helplessness. When people's real thoughts came to light, they really wanted to take advantage of the opportunity of Mu Le's return home to do something.

You should know that Berlin is located in the middle of the Polish state of Den Burg, similar to the location of Beijing in Hebei.

If nothing had been done before entering West Berlin, he would probably have had to watch Mueller being sent to the Western camp.

But Dunn's words did make Weiss hesitate.

The United States has gone to great lengths to form a special operations team to rescue William Mueller because it values ​​his scientific research value.

If William Mueller was just an ordinary German soldier or officer, Washington would never care about his life or death.

"Captain, I think we can compromise with his home, which is in Lawn, which is very close to Berlin. We should stay there for a while and not let him enter crowded places. Only the two of us can go to his home and steal his information and works back. Then we will continue our journey! The other members of the operation team will protect him and hide him on the outskirts of Lawn. This way, there will be no risk!"

Dunn offered his opinion.

Weiss thought about it for a moment, then finally nodded helplessly.

"Okay! Let's do as you say! The two of us will help him get his things back, and he won't have to show up in person. You talk to him nicely!"

What Weiss is most worried about now is Muller. He may have some homesickness and want to take a last look at his hometown or something.

Once it is exposed, there will definitely be a lot of trouble.

"I have already told him my idea, and he agrees! Don't worry, Captain! After communicating with him, he just wants to get his research results back!"

Weiss nodded slightly, but asked with some confusion.

"He actually took such important information back home?"

"I asked him and he said that everyone in their research institute could see that Germany could no longer hold on! To be on the safe side, they made a backup copy of the research results and took it away with him!"

After listening to Dunn's explanation, Weiss nodded in sudden realization.

"No wonder! Speaking of which, their research team was unlucky enough. According to the information I received, he was the only one left alive. All the other members of the research team died in the war!"

You must know that the United States has been frantically snatching scientific research talents from the defeated countries since the war.

Germany is the top priority. Although the Red Empire also has corresponding plans, according to later information, the Red Empire is obviously a step slower than the United States in this matter.

Dunn was not clear about the specific situation, but he knew that a considerable part of the credit for the United States' post-war technological progress could be attributed to the talents discovered from Germany.

This is also the reason why he does not want Mueller to go to the Western camp.

Based on my communication with him over the past few days, this old guy is a thorough Nazi, and he has a deep hatred for the Soviet Union and other red camp countries.

Dunn thought about keeping him in the Red Empire, but after communicating with this person, he gave up this plan because he found that this person would rather die than stay in the Red Camp.

This also made Dunn determined to do something else to make this person die on the road.

He had been a little hesitant before because of its scientific research value, but now that he knew that his scientific research results were being produced in his hometown, Deng Enshi no longer had any hesitation.

Anyway, this man is almost collapsing now. If we do something with his food, clothing, housing and transportation, he will definitely not be able to reach Berlin alive.

But he still needed to be careful when doing this kind of thing, and there was also the variable of Weiss around him. What should he do specifically? Dunn really needed to think about it carefully.

Early the next morning, everyone boarded the train to East Germany under the guidance of a guide arranged by Bloy.

If someone asked him about it on the way, he would answer by claiming to be a Russian World War II veteran visiting East Germany.

Because of the Red Empire's transcendent status, they did not encounter too detailed interrogations in Poland. After most people heard that they were Russian soldiers, although there were some unfriendly looks from them, they did not encounter any deliberate harassment.

Even though Poland has now joined the Red Camp, it is obvious that the Poles have no good feelings towards the Russians.

In fact, it’s just like the beautiful Chinese people in this era, who don’t have much affection for a simple life.

However, due to the needs of the Korean War, the United States had to support Xiao Rizi again, and public opinion was no longer as deliberate in smearing Xiao Rizi as before.

Coupled with the United States' traditional happy education for the lower classes, there was even a classic joke in later generations where a street interview asked who attacked Pearl Harbor, and someone actually answered that the United States attacked Pearl Harbor.

The operation in Poland went smoothly, and we arrived at the border between Poland and East Germany without any problems along the way.

Since the documents they carried were fake after all, they did not take any risks and crossed the Polish-German border on foot again.

However, the management of the Polish-German border was obviously very relaxed, and everyone set foot on East German territory without much effort.