Big Time 1958

"All units under the General Administration of Labor have been evacuated, First Secretary! All prisoners have been handed over to prisons. At present, more than 150 gulag camps across the country are empty! Some camps in the deep mountains have been sent to me. The soldiers of the border guards continue to transform, all the archives have been counted, and the old archives have been sealed! The new archives are kept in the KGB Archives Bureau, so Comrade First Secretary can read it at any time if he needs it!” Serov stood in the Kremlin. Khrushchev talked eloquently in front of him, read his report word by word, then closed the document and handed it over to Khrushchev.

   "Yuri, this is a victory for us against Stalin's cult of personality. From now on, Stalin's mistakes can come to an end! I will find time to read the report, but I have confidence in your ability!" Khrushchev said flatly.

   Serov is ashamed of Khrushchev's praise. Comrade First Secretary, you didn't realize that apart from yourself, the members of the Central Presidium around you all thought that Stalin was much better than you? In Serov's view, Khrushchev's anti-Stalin campaign is doomed to fail even higher than the Soviet Union's disintegration. Khrushchev's own abilities were far worse than Stalin's, and the first secretary in front of him could not achieve the abilities that Stalin had to achieve when his plan was set.

  The plan during the Stalin period was the plan, the plan during the Khrushchev period could be negotiated, and what was the plan during the Brezhnev period? What was the plan under Gorbachev? This kind of remark can completely summarize the working style of the Soviet leaders. Thinking of this, Serov always thinks of Andropov. If he lives for another ten years, will the Soviet Union change?

   "I'm just following the orders of the first secretary. As for other issues, that's not what I should consider!" Serov did not take Khrushchev's words about Stalin. If you have to worship a person, it is better to worship a person who has passed away. And Khrushchev wanted to take Stalin's place among the Soviet people. This is basically impossible.

In the evening, Tikunov and Serov only came out of the Kremlin, which is the completion of the report on the abolition of the Gulag. It was less than half a month before Khrushchev ordered the abolition of the Gulag. Serov not only abolished this institution. , and erased most of the traces of the existence of the Gulag in one breath. Now even if the guys who are free to go back to look for memories, they can't find the place where they engaged in heavy labor.

   On the way out of the Kremlin, two senior cadres of the security system walked side by side, but silently. Tikunov was watching Serov's actions in front of Khrushchev just now. The young man in front of him was a few years younger than him. In the Caucasus prison clearing operation six or seven years ago, it was only through his activities in the Ministry of Internal Affairs that he avoided being dealt with. In just a few short years, he has been on an equal footing with himself. Although he has not been equal to himself in terms of level, according to Khrushchev's impression of Serov, it is a matter of time, maybe he can climb faster than himself! This made Tikunov feel a little complicated.

"Yuri, I understand now why you became the vice-president of the KGB so quickly. And I stopped, you seem to like working in the KGB very much, and consider the KGB your home!" Out of Klim When Tikunov of the Lin Palace said such a thing, Serov was taken aback and replied, "I just do things according to the definition of national security personnel, and give me another month to complete the whole thing! "

   "Isn't the Gulag already undone? The matter is over! Yuri!" Tikunov asked in amazement.

   "It's over? Maybe? It's up to me to finish this matter, it has nothing to do with the Ministry of Internal Affairs!" Serov twitched the corners of his mouth coldly. I don't know if I'm showing kindness to Tikunov.

   Until the two parted ways and returned to their respective cars. Serov returned to the car and said coldly to himself, "Tikunov? You seem to have a very complicated mood when you are talking to me. You must control your thoughts, otherwise Shelepin will not be able to protect you..."

Is the    operation to dismantle the Gulag over? Of course not, there is a lack of a huge group. Not only was this group not released, but he was all accepted into the KGB prison, and nearly 1,000 management cadres who came from the national gulag did not return and were also kept by Serov. in Moscow. There are more than 60,000 Gulag prisoners transferred to the KGB prison, and now Serov will be able to identify these people well in the next month.

   After coming out of Serov in the Kremlin, I went directly to No. 11 Lubyanka Square. As a result, Shelepin has already left work, which is really rare! But it didn't matter, he immediately drove to Shelepin's villa, which was not far away anyway.

An hour later, he came out of Shelepin's villa, holding the chairman's order of the KGB chairman, Serov returned home leisurely, the chairman's order only had a piece of paper, but in Serov's hand it was a reminder from hell, "Real Evil people, how could I let you go and let you do evil in the society? That's too bad for the law-abiding people..."

Serov returned home with the chairman's decree. This is a relatively rare situation recently. He began to deal with the work of dismantling the Gulag within a few days after the New Year's Eve. Many times, Valya went to Fuercaiwa with her child. I was a guest there, because there was no one at home, and it was strange to see my husband back, but he still took over his husband's military uniform very gently, "Did you miss me?"

"Yeah, I miss my Venus!" Serov hugged Valya and whispered in the woman's ear with his eyes closed, "I'm going back to Ukraine again? I'm going to educate the people again!" And I'm going to kill again! Shelov didn't say this.

When    was with his wife at home, Serov was not idle. A special order was issued in his hand, "According to the order of the chairman of the KGB, all prisoners transferred to the prison from the Gulag shall be transferred to the Kazan prison! The local prison cannot keep one!"

   At the same time, ask Kazan Prison to transfer general criminals or prisoners who are not felons to other prisons, and make room for the prisoners in the Gulag! Execute both commands together! With the issuance of the order, the train line with Kazan Prison as the center point suddenly became busy. The time-limited KGB chairman's order from Moscow allowed prisons across the country to quickly maximize their efficiency. Although the chairman's order did not clearly state something , but Serov's constant urging made the cadres below face a formidable enemy.

The Kazan Prison itself accepts most of the gulag prisoners. After calculating the time, after sending his wife and son to Ukraine, Serov took Mendelev and a company of secret police corps fighters on board. Train to Kazan. This is a full week after Serov received the chairman's order.

  Shelov's way of doing things is very simple. Take the prison farthest from Kazan where Gulag prisoners are held, calculate the time when the prisoners are sent to Kazan, and give the local prison an extra day of preparation time! A total of one week, and then rush to Kazan a week later, there is a lot of potential for a planning committee! As for whether it is snowing or not, and other factors delaying it, this is not within his scope of consideration.

This time, he came to Kazan again after a few years and found that it seemed that the prison had become a little bigger. Unlike Moscow and Leningrad, which either detained criminals or prisoners of civil crimes, Kazan Prison was a comprehensive prison. , is also the first prison in the Soviet Union equipped with a mental hospital system. Although the number of mental hospitals has increased a lot because of Khrushchev's anti-Stalin, people have accepted the status quo over time, so mental hospitals in other places have been closed one after another. Kazan Prison is again one of the few prisons with mental hospital facilities.

Compared with the last time I came here, the first difference is that the warden has been replaced. Major General Golyushenko, who is standing in front of him, is the new warden. He is responsible for the management of the largest prison in Russia, and it is estimated that it is also the largest in the Soviet Union. prison.

   "Comrade Vasily Josefovich Stalin, is he being detained here?" Serov asked Major General Golyushenko, "How is Vasily doing now? Can you tell me about it?"

  Vasily Josephvich Stalin is Stalin's youngest son, and he is currently serving his sentence in Kazan Prison. In fact, Serov came to Kazan Prison for another reason, that is, on the orders of Sherepin and Prosecutor General Rudenko, to see if Vasily Josephovich Stalin met the conditions for amnesty, and said that the Soviet Union only had rights. In addition to the most powerful Ministry of National Defense, the Ministry of Internal Affairs is the current KGB. If there is any department that can rank third, it is the Soviet procuratorate system. It can be said that without the cooperation of the procuratorate in the major purge, relying solely on The Ministry of Internal Affairs may not be able to activate it.

  Let Major General Golyushenko arrange for himself an office with a better environment. Serov visited Stalin's son, only the two of them, and even expelled Issemotny.

I had already anticipated that Vasily's condition might not be good, but when he saw Vasily, Serov was still deeply shocked. Vasily's spirit was in a trance, and his pale face should be the reason why he couldn't see the sun all the year round, and his thin body could not be seen at all. The heroic appearance of the fighter pilot in those days, Vasily came in with a cane, and looked at him with dodgy eyes, not like the hero who fought against the Luftwaffe in those days.

   "Comrade Vasily, you are in a very bad state!" Serov hesitated, but finally he could only say so. (To be continued~^~)