Big Time 1958

   "Who are you! Are you a lieutenant general of the Ministry of Internal Affairs?" Vasily looked at Serov's eyes a little dodging, and seemed a little scared! The long prison life has completely changed Vasily's character, and he is no longer a hero piloting a fighter jet himself on the front line. He is no longer the high-spirited air force commander of the Moscow Military Region, and even gave up the pride of Stalin's son. Now Vasily is no different from the average prisoner here. What he hopes is that he can survive!

  Vasily, who was arrested just after Stalin's death, could not even tell the difference between the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the KGB, because when he was just arrested, the KGB had not yet separated from the Ministry of Internal Affairs. He didn't know anything about the outside world, and even Stalin's name was changed to prevent him from calling himself Stalin's son.

   Now, like ordinary people, seeing the cadres of the Ministry of Internal Affairs will only feel scared! What battle heroes and what sky chiefs are in the past. He just turned 40 and looked like he was 50 years old. His muscles were atrophied and he looked like a bamboo pole. The clothes outside looked a little loose.

   Even though he is already the vice chairman of the KGB, Serov is still a little sad in his heart. Is this the son of the Iron Leader? When he was alive, those people did not dare to act rashly. After his death, those people threw Vasily into prison without any sympathy. Although Khrushchev was the leader, the rest of the people were not clean. It was probably a collective Decision, from the beginning of the matter Beria was alive, Beria was dead, and Malenkov and Molotov, but even Molotov, who always defended Stalin, did not defend Vasily, it was enough It shows that the disposal of Vasily was acquiesced at that time.

  Vasily is just an air force general. Although his status is high in the eyes of ordinary people, he actually poses no threat to Khrushchev's group of bigwigs. He has only one mistake, and that is that he is Stalin's son!

"Comrade Vasily. I'm Serov, Vice Chairman of the National Security Council. You can understand being the Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs!" Serov calmed his emotions and said, "I am following the orders of Chairman Serepin and Prosecutor General Rudenko, Come and take a look at Comrade Vasily, don't be afraid! I won't hurt you..."

   This pitiful sentiment has been lingering, probably because of Stalin. Although Serov has never met Stalin, he has always admired this steel leader. Even though Stalin's methods were cruel and he did not recognize his six relatives, there are two things that must not be said. The German Army Group Central attacked Moscow. Stalin said that if you want to hold on, you really don't move in Moscow, unlike some transport captain who lives and dies with the capital and runs faster than anyone else. Moreover, Stalin's eldest son was captured, and he did not care about it, and still sent his second son to the battlefield. The general secretary was absolutely worthy of the Soviet Union for this.

"Comrade?" A wry smile rose from Vasily's vicissitudes of life. "I haven't heard anyone call me a comrade for a long time, General Shelov. I want to go out! I want to live an ordinary life, and I hope the central government can give it to me. I have this chance, let me go anywhere, please, Sheloff..."

   "If Comrade Stalin sees you, he will be very sad!" Serov looked at Vasily with indifferent eyes, and said coldly. "You're Stalin's son. You shouldn't be showing such a pitiful look!"

   "I have no corruption, and the Ministry of Internal Affairs can't find any evidence of my corruption!" Vasily bowed his head and begged for mercy. "I know it's because I don't respect many cadres that I'm locked in here today. I'm willing to change my faults and be an ordinary person!"

   Ordinary people? Serov sneered in his heart, was Stalin's son worthless? Even if Vasily did nothing, it is impossible to live a good life by drinking every day. It may be normal for Stalin to die, but the cause of death of Stalin's son in front of him is indeed very suspicious. His sister once said that Vasily had died after he was released from prison. Drinking, at least not to the point of death from alcoholism, and the cause of Vasily's death happened to be alcoholism.

"Many of the leading cadres you cursed at the time are gone. Bulganin is gone, Malenkov is gone, and Molotov is gone! Only Khrushchev, the first secretary, is gone!" Serov suddenly Grabbing Vasily's shoulders, he said, "Listen to me, you have to live well! You can live long to see the sun, if you give up yourself! You really have no chance in this life!"

  Vasily, who was already thin and mature, was in Serov's hand, as light as a maple leaf, and was shaken by Serov's big hand. He must let Vasily live.

   Serov certainly wanted Vasily to live. He had many advantages in his life. First of all, he could make up for Stalin's image. When Khrushchev steps down, Serov pulls him out to prove that Khrushchev is still kind! Otherwise, not only will Stalin's image not make up for it, because of Vasily's death, Khrushchev is not clean! Stalin and Khrushchev will set a very bad precedent for the later leaders. The latter leaders will first come up to liquidate the former leaders, so who would dare to retire? Don't you all work to death in your position, afraid that others will liquidate yourself?

He didn't know if Stalin's daughter's later defection had something to do with her brother's death, but it might have something to do with it. His father and two older brothers died, so naturally he would not have feelings for the Soviet Union. For the sake of Stalin's daughter Defeating as in history, Serov also wants to keep Vasily alive. He didn't want to hunt down Stalin's daughter personally, but as long as Stalin's daughter dared to defect, she would be a traitor to the Soviets.

  Vasily, who was shaken by the KGB general in front of him, regained a gleam in his eyes. He seemed to know that the KGB general was treating him well, so he asked, "Didn't Chairman Shelepin and Attorney General Ludenko ask you to investigate whether I can go out?"

"Are you really willing to go out?" Shelov shook his head and said, "You are very safe in Kazan prison, but going out is not guaranteed! Vasily, I think you are still thinking about going out after serving all your sentences in Kazan. Well, at least it's safe here, I'll let the guards take care of your daily life, and I hope that after you come out on your own, you can recover!"

   "Will it be dangerous for me to go out?" Vasili's eyes widened in disbelief, but his heart was immediately filled with fear. After Stalin's death, his fate changed. The more he thought about it, the more he felt that Serov was right. It would be better for him to stay in Kazan prison all his life. At least this place is really like what the KGB general in front of him said, and it is relatively safe.

"I didn't say anything, it seems that your situation cannot be released, so my opinion to Chairman Shelepin and the Prosecutor General Comrade Rudenko is that you should serve your sentence in Kazan!" Serov added at the end, "Live well, you can't die, I hope you remember my words..."

After he finished speaking, Serov asked the guards to send Vasily back to the cell, and said deeply to Major General Golyushenko, "You know who Vasily is, and so do I! In fact, the prison guards guarding Vasily also know him. identity! Do you understand his meaning?"

"Vice-Chairman Serov, please give specific instructions!" Major General Golyushenko did not dare to be careless. Although Lieutenant General Alexey was his direct superior, Serov, as the smallest vice-chairman of the KGB, was equally intimidating. At least for him.

"There are still many high-level cadres in the outside world who overturned the case for Stalin. Once Vasily died, it would make our first secretary very passive, and let the dissatisfied people who have been transferred out find an excuse to attack the first secretary, so Vasily not only can't To die, and to be taken care of, we have to keep Vasily alive, we can't let him leave Kazan, understand? Also, don't give Vasily even a drop of wine, this guy slanders the leaders when he drinks, the influence is too bad... "The mask of the court eagle dog, Sheloff is very used to wearing it, as if he wanted to kill Vasily immediately, but he restrained it only for the sake of the reputation of the first secretary.

He never mentioned that one of the people who overturned the case for Stalin was himself, and the reason for greeting Vasily was also open and honest, and it was absolutely impossible to find fault. After instructing Major General Golyushenko, Serov went to the management building of the Kazan prison. This time He came to Kazan to see Vasily just by the way. It was ordered by Shelepin and Rudenko. The real purpose was to dispose of the last residue of the Gulag.

This batch of gulag prisoners received by the KGB Kazan Prison should have been released because of the disappearance of the gulag, but unfortunately, they were stopped by Serov. This time, they came to Kazan to deal with this batch of prisoners. People, there are tens of thousands of people in this group, it is impossible to kill them, at least as his vice-chairman, he would never dare, but he absolutely cannot let them go.

   These people are the ancestors of the Soviet mafia in later generations, the ultimate scum in the Gulag, the Soviet law thieves! Most of these people are from armed gangs in Ukraine, Belarus and the Caucasus. Some people have even stayed in the Gulag for decades, and have even reproduced with female lawyers in the Gulag. During the Great Patriotic War, these lawyers The thieves resolutely refused to cooperate with the government and did not allow the prisoners of the Gulag to go to the front line, and even fought a **** battle with the prisoners who returned to the Gulag after the war. The prisoners in the hands of these law thieves may be more than those who died in the hands of the guards. Just such a group of people still want to regain their freedom?

   The order to revoke the Gulag has not been issued yet, and Serov rushes to settle the problem of these law thieves before Tikunov. They must be sent to the KGB prison. After identification, they are talking about the issue of release! Thirty years later, the ancestors of the Soviet gang are back in the hands of the secret police who captured them in the Gulag twenty years ago, and nothing has changed.

"The hands of these law thieves are not clean. Some people have more than ten people dead on their hands. Let them go out and still not rebel?" Muttering, Serov took the information of these tens of thousands of people from Issemoteni. He really wanted to see how hard the bones of this group of law thieves were! (To be continued~^~)