MTL - Big Time 1958-Chapter 941 Questions about Bella

   After listening to it for decades, even the residents of West Berlin can now sing it completely. Such a song resonated with the Berlin residents on both sides of the Berlin Wall and turned into a chorus of a country longing for unity. This kind of chorus made Reagan suddenly change color, and even Reagan could keep calm when he was pinched by Serov, but he was unable to suppress his anger by this widely sung international song, and quickly left the Brandenburg Gate with a cold face. .

"Close?" After confirming, the arrogance on Serov's face was completely subsided, and he pulled out more than a dozen speeches from under the desk like a conjuration, involving military, economic, cultural, and historical aspects. Of course, None of them were written by him, and the effect of what he did was to let the general secretary just cheated to complete the crushing of Reagan.

"It's all set, General Secretary!" Little Valya waved to the girls holding the notice board opposite the General Secretary to go down. These girls are not vases, and each of them has more knowledge than his General Secretary. Also much more than Reagan.

Reagan gave a live speech, and it is definitely impossible to be like Serov. Someone reminded him how to refute at any time. This time, the general secretary was not very kind and used more than a dozen people with great professional knowledge, plus he crushed Reagan in a foreign country. .

   Of course, the main thing is that Serov had already expected that Reagan would make a fuss about the Berlin Wall and came to wait for a while.

   Don't care if this matchup is fair or not, just win. This is also what Reagan has always thought. It is enough to win.

   Today's events are destined to spread all over the world, but the person who is embarrassed is definitely not Serov. The Soviet Union gave hope for the reunification of the GDR. In addition, the gap between the GDR and the Federal Republic of Germany is not obvious. The GDR will never repeat the situation 30 years ago, but even so, the Berlin Wall will continue to exist and continue to maintain its current state. closed state.

   After a while, Grishin, the first secretary of the Moscow Municipal Party Committee, came in. Serov wanted to discuss with the Moscow giant about the ripping off a few days ago. Of course, I hope Grishin can be more generous.

   Originally, the two of them had a lot of topics to talk about. For example, they could completely discuss the issue of the relationship between men and women, if both of them were ordinary people. Since they are all senior cadres, they can only learn from each other on business. This is really a sad story. There are many cadres who have the same hobby as the general secretary, but there are not many cadres of such high level.

"Actually, for Moscow, this is not entirely a bad thing, Comrade Grishin, after all, there is only one political center and two economic centers. It seems that there is one more enemy in Moscow, but in fact this force is spread to two In a city, neither Leningrad nor Soviet Grad is unique, and the challenges faced by Moscow are not increasing but decreasing." Serov said bitterly, the breath of a big spy chief on his body, with the beginning of his career as general secretary, is on the rise. fade away slowly. In the past, Xie Lepin wiped his ass, but now if he made a wrong decision, no one can wipe him.

  If the whole country pays the price for the wrong decision, Serov is just another map of Ge, because the result is the same. After I figured this out, although I still sometimes can't restrain the idea of ​​dying, such as the battle with Reagan at the Berlin Wall this time, it is only limited to talk.

If    can make other countries take chestnuts from the Soviet Union's fire, then the Soviet Union itself must not do it. There are also many allies of the Soviet Union. They clearly know the needs of the allies and provide a knife when appropriate. This is also a technical task.

"I also know the needs of Leningrad and Soviet Grad. At the same time, the general secretary can seek the opinion of Moscow. I believe you have already made a decision. But if we want to develop a balanced development, we must adopt certain restrictions on the two cities. The gap between the rich and the poor can be Yes, but we must not let some places become another world. The contradictions in Yugoslavia cannot be subsided for a long time, among which ethnic contradictions and economic contradictions are interacting." Faced with the general secretary, Grishin also said that he could not communicate. Just one more time, he still won't let Romanov and Harazov get cheap.

"Understand, understand!" Serov comforted very tolerantly, "You have to understand that in Moscow, how to allocate political resources is up to the capital! Let Leningrad and Sovietgrad compete for economic centers, they will naturally be unable to challenge The status of the capital!” I have to say that the general secretary is also a bad guy. Not only did he not plan to promote unity, but he also took the initiative to recruit Grishin, mixing it into the gathering of regional and economic conflicts, as well as the struggle for political status.

  Sovietgrad is the cultural center of the Soviet Union and Leningrad is the former capital. Are these two cities all enemies? Is there no conflict of interest between them? General Secretary Mao's brain is now all about the relationship between the imperial capital, the magic capital and the demon capital. In fact, it is almost the same. Of course, the geographical environment is the best in Soviet Grad, and it is still above Leningrad.

  Cosovigrad is small in size and does not border the Soviet Union. Because this restriction has dissipated the geographical advantage, but as long as the economic and trade union becomes more and more stable and truly integrated, Soviet Grad is still the city with the most potential.

  How to make these two cities compete with Moscow as a balancer? That's the central spirit Grishin heard from Serov, not by limiting this all-hated approach.

   Having said that, Serov asked Ligachev to draft a document to formally abolish the import quota restrictions on the GDR. In fact, this restriction has long been punctured by him, who was the chairman of the KGB at the time. The KGB and the Stasi have such an unbreakable comradeship, and it is easy to break through the restriction together. Otherwise, the GDR will not slowly catch up with the standard of living in the Federal Republic of Germany.

   "Who will be the chairman of the Council of Ministers?" The general secretary who sent off Grishin began to scratch his head again, um, it's time to cut his head.

  The Chairman of the Soviet Council of Ministers, Tikhonov, is about to celebrate his eighty-first birthday. The general secretary doesn't hate the head of the government, which is great, a chairman of the Council of Ministers who basically does not object to the general secretary. Even if Brezhnev had this kind of treatment, it took him a long time to get Kosygin.

But every time he sees this trembling chairman of the Council of Ministers coming to a meeting, like now, the general secretary is quite complicated. He also wants this Brezhnev comrade-in-arms to take good care of him. The Ryzhkov, this kind of thought was immediately dispelled, Tikhonov still has some execution ability, and Ryzhkov, who is on the team with Ge Tutu, don't think about it.

   Looking for an opportunity, Serov is going to talk to Tikhonov and let the general secretary find a reliable replacement after insisting on it for two years. If it really doesn't work, then let Romanov take Tikhonov's class at that time.

   Regarding the confrontation between Serov and Reagan under the Berlin Wall, of course, this caused a huge sensational effect, but this effect was greater for ordinary people, and it was just a talk for the political leaders of the United States and the Soviet Union. It is not that Soviet cadres have never seen such leadership. Comrade Khrushchev twenty years ago was also a leader of character.

   Decisions that have a greater impact on the Soviet people and cadres will be made soon. This decision Serov has long been prepared to make, and has been approved by the five members of the Central Presidium, Chebrikov, Tsvigon, Bobkov, Fedorchuk, and Aliyev. It should be enthusiastically approved.

   "I believe everyone knows about the resolution on rehabilitating Comrade Beria." Serov was shocked by half the members of the Soviet Central Presidium, and the other half were cadres from the KGB.

   "General Secretary, Beria's problem is very complicated, and the previous leaders have already come to a conclusion, should we think about it carefully!" Second Secretary Ligachev was very troubled, which involved the issue of the Great Purge.

"Who said that the work of eliminating counter-revolutionaries is wrong?" Chebrikov said calmly, "The work of eliminating counter-revolutionaries has a specific history and time environment. In the original motherland, all kinds of enemies came from all directions. No matter how serious the harm will be to the country?"

"As for the period of weakness that coincided with the Nazi invasion, that's another matter." Tsvigon said, standing by Chebrikov, "The bandits are rampant, the Ukrainian separatist forces are on the rise, the rich peasant class is just around the corner, and all ethnic groups have nothing to do with it. There is no cohesion. It took the Ministry of Internal Affairs a few years to eliminate all the enemies, and as a result, everyone can see that all ethnic groups are united, and the contradictions are far less than during the imperial Russia period, they only have one motherland!"

   "That's the Soviet!" Serov, who had been silent, raised his head, not letting every member of the Central Presidium make a statement.

"Please pay attention to the historical environment. The country left by imperial Russia is a country with huge national contradictions and has disintegrated. What we must admit is that we are a multi-ethnic country. Environmental comments are unfair."

"Comrade Beria's problem is not his own problem. Strictly speaking, many leaders at that time are responsible. Many old comrades are still alive, such as Molotov, Malenkov, and the Great Purge. Leah can't carry it alone." Shelov knocked on the table and said, "It's not to establish a positive image of Beria, but to let him return to one of the ordinary cadres, isn't it?"

   "That's right!" Chebrikov, Tsvigon, Bobkov, Fedorchuk, and Aliyev nodded at the same time.

   Shelov turned a deaf ear and continued as if he hadn't heard, "In this case, let's restore Beria's rank of marshal."

  The Communist Youth League Pravda's correct evaluation of the merits and demerits of Marshal Beria caused a great uproar among the Soviet cadres and the people. The former was even more shocking. Many cadres were wondering, is the general secretary preparing to fight the rebels again?