Burning Moscow

At noon the next day, Greetka drove a small car stolen from the hospital and came outside the station with Trafkin and Alexander. Because of the importance of this matter, in order to be able to spot the photographer who got off the train at the first time, although there was still an hour before the train's arrival time, Trafkin let Alexander in the SS uniform enter the station early.

Trafkin and Gretka sat in the car, chatting quietly while staring at the crowds entering and leaving the train station. Greetka asked cautiously: "Major, do you say we can find a photographer?"

Trafkin sighed and said helplessly: "We can only try our luck. If we really cannot find the photographer, our mission will only be declared a failure. When I return to the army, I don't know what to do. How to explain it to the commander."

Just as they were sighing, they suddenly heard someone tap the car window lightly. When the two looked in the direction where the sound came from, their hands were on the holsters around their waists, fearing that someone would find that the car they were sitting in was stolen from the German military hospital.

After seeing the person knocking on the window clearly, both of them breathed a sigh of relief. Trafkin, who was sitting in the passenger seat, rolled down the window and smiled at the middle-aged man with round eyes who was standing outside and said with a smile, "Hello, Dr. Steyn, I didn’t expect us to meet again. Up."

Steyn, who was standing outside, looked to the left and right, and saw that there was no one within a few steps nearby, and no one should be able to hear their conversation. But to be cautious, he lowered his voice and said, "Mr. Officer, can you give me a few minutes? I have very important things that I want to tell you."

Trafkin glanced at him, then shook his head, and said, "Get in the car." After saying that, he rolled the lowered car window up again.

After Steyn sat in the back row and closed the car door, Trafkin asked politely, "Dr. Steyn, I don’t know if you are looking for us. Is there anything important?"

"That's it, Mr. Officer." Steyn said with a smile, "I guess you might be at the station today to find the photographer I said, right?"

"Yes, Dr. Steyn." Trafkin knew that it was inappropriate to tell Steyn in this situation, so he admitted very readily. "We are here today to find the photographer you mentioned."

After listening to what Trafkin had said, Steyn showed a sly smile on his face: "Mr. Officer, for the photographer you are looking for, you neither know the name of the other person nor his appearance. It's different from finding a needle in a haystack."

"Isn't it, Dr. Stein." Gretka turned to Stein and said, "So we can only come here to try our luck and see if we have the favor of the **** of luck."

"Mr. Officer," Steyn looked at Gretka and asked tentatively, "Judging from your accent, you should be a real German. But I don't understand why you want to..." When he said this, he caught a glimpse of Trafkin's discoloration, and he closed his mouth quickly.

Greetka shrugged and said indifferently: "Doctor, maybe according to your statement, it is because I am an anti-fascist. In this kind of war, I see Hitler's actions, which will affect the entire German nation. Dragging to the brink of destruction, so I am now on the side of justice."

When Trafkin saw that Steyn had listened to Gretka's words, he sat quietly in the back row without saying a word, as if he was thinking about some important issue. He raised his hand too much and looked at his watch. It was less than half an hour before the train entered the station. If Steyn stayed here, it would affect his next move. Therefore, he politely issued an eviction order to the other party: "Dr. Steyn, we have more important things to do. It is not suitable for you to stay here. Do you think you should leave first?"

Trafkin's words awakened Steyn, who was in deep thought. He was a little flustered and said: "I'm sorry, two officers, I think the question is so maddening that I forget that you still have important things. I'm sorry, I will leave now, I will leave now."

Just when Steyn’s hand was on the door handle, he suddenly stopped. He turned to Trafkin and Gretka, who were looking at him, and said, “I’m here today just to tell you. That one The photographer's name is Lucas, who is in his thirties and is a Wehrmacht lieutenant. He wears round-framed eyes like me, which is very recognizable."

When Steyn finished speaking these two sentences, Trafkin was taken aback for a moment, and then madly surprised. He grabbed Stein's hand and said vigorously and excitedly: "Dr. Stein, thank you, thank you so much!"

Steyn smiled politely and said: "Mr. Officer, I always remember what you said, people who work for Hitler are guilty. I just want to make atonement for what I have done." After that, he lifted the hat on his head towards the two of them, then opened the door and walked down.

Seeing Steyn’s back, Trafkin said emotionally: "I really didn’t expect this Dr. Steyn to provide us with such valuable information. I’ll go to the station to find Alexander and take these The information tells him, lest he go around aimlessly looking for a target."

"Comrade Major, let me go." Gretka offered to ask Ying Ying to say: "I think it is more suitable for me to go in than you. Even if Alexander is not found in the station, I can take this Lieutenant Lucas out first. "

Trafkin only thought about Greetka's request for a moment, and then decisively agreed, but he also specifically told: "When you receive Lieutenant Lucas, you will immediately bring him here. In order to avoid it. What accidents happen, we must leave in the shortest time."

Greetka nodded, pushed the door and got out of the car, crossed the road and entered the station. From the hustle and bustle of the crowd, he slowly passed through the ticket hall and waiting hall, and directly onto the platform. He looked around as he walked, searching for Alexander's whereabouts.

There were not too many people on the platform. He searched carefully for a while, but did not find Alexander. Just when he was puzzled, the train pulled into the station. He quickly stopped searching for Alexander and stood on the platform waiting for the people on the train to get off.

Lutsk can be regarded as a big station. As soon as the door of the carriage was opened, countless people walked out of the car and immediately filled the originally empty platform. Greetka searched the crowd for a while, but did not find anyone who met the standards stated by Stein.

After thinking for a while, he turned and left the platform and walked quickly toward the gate of the station. He felt that since no one was found on the platform, he would wait at the gate. The photographer had to leave the gate to leave the station. .

The facts quickly proved that his decision was correct. After not long standing at the door, he saw Alexander and a German officer come out talking and laughing. Seeing the big bag in Alexander's hand, the officer's round glasses and the rank of lieutenant on his epaulettes, Greteka knew that the person she was looking for had arrived.

Alexander, who was walking toward the outside of the station with the officer, suddenly saw Greteka standing on the steps outside the station, and quickly winked at him, indicating that the officer next to him was the person they were looking for.

In the next scene, Alexander was a bit stunned. Greetka walked up to the German officer, raised his hand to salute, and asked politely: "Is it Lieutenant Lucas?"

The officer stopped, nodded, and said, "Yes, I am Lucas."

"Hello, Mr. Lieutenant." Gretka said with a smile: "I am here to meet you on the order of Major Hans. Please come with me. The car is waiting for you on the opposite side of the road. It."

Lucas nodded again, and said, "Please lead the way, Mr. Captain of the First Assault Squad."

When the three of them came to the car, Greetka put the big bag in Alexander's hand into the car, and at the same time wondered how to get him in the car logically. Unexpectedly, Lucas took a look at Alexander, and then said to Gretka: "Let this soldier follow us. Just now he helped me a lot by getting so many things from the platform. ."

Although Lucas took the initiative to offer Alexander a ride, Greetka did not immediately agree. He put on an embarrassed expression and asked Trafkin sitting in the passenger seat: "Mr. Lieutenant, you can see Does this soldier hitchhiking?"

Trafkin turned his head, looked up and down Alexander pretendingly, then nodded, and reluctantly said: "Since it was Mr. Lieutenant's proposal, let him take a ride."

Greetka waited for Trafkin to finish, and immediately raised his hand to pat Alexander on the shoulder, and said, "Fortunately for you, this soldier, our second lieutenant agreed to give you a ride. You sit in the back row with Mr. Lieutenant. Squeeze it."

Alexander pretended to be surprised and mad, and said loudly, then opened the rear door and respectfully asked Lucas to get in the car, and he squeezed in.

After the car started, Lucas asked casually: "Shall we go to the bank now?"

Greetka, who was driving, turned his head and said, "Mr. Lieutenant, we are ordered to send you to the photo studio in the city to see if you need to prepare something."

"I have a very complete set of things." Lucas waved his hand after listening to Gretka's words: "You don't need to take the photo gallery, just go to the bank. The above only gave me a week, no If you hurry up, it is estimated that you will not be able to complete the task within the specified time."

"I'm sorry, Mr. Lieutenant." Trafkin turned around and said slowly: "The order we received is to send you to the photo studio first. The order must be executed."

"Whatever you do," Lucas said reluctantly, then leaned back in his chair and closed his eyes to rest.

The car quickly stopped at the entrance of a photo gallery a few blocks away from the bank, which was naturally the photo gallery opened by Vajim's friend. After Greetka stopped the car, he turned to Lucas and said, "Mr. Lieutenant, we are at the place, please get off the car."

When Lucas followed Trafkin and Greteka and walked into the photo gallery, he found that there was only one person dressed as a civilian, and he faintly felt that something was wrong. He stopped quickly, and asked out loud to Trafkin and their backs: "What the **** is going on, why did you take me to a photo studio run by a commoner?"

At this moment, Lucas felt a hard thing on his waist, and a voice said leisurely in his ear: "We will explain it clearly to you, Mr. Lieutenant."

Lucas turned his head and saw that he was talking about the soldier who was respectful to him at the station, and the pistol that originally belonged to him, did not know when it fell into his hands, and was now pressing on his waist.

Lucas quickly raised his hands and asked puzzledly: "Who can tell me what is going on?"

Trafkin turned and walked to Lucas, and said to him: "Mr. Lieutenant, I now declare to you that you are now captured by the Soviet Red Army."

"You are Russians?!" Hearing Trafkin's identity, Lucas said reconciledly: "This is impossible. According to what I know, the Russian troops are far more than two hundred. How could Zhytomyr, a kilometer away, suddenly appear in Lutsk?"

"We are scouts, not to mention appearing in Lutsk, which is only more than two hundred kilometers away from the front line. Even in Berlin, it is normal." After saying these few words, Trafkin rushed to the side. The owner of the photo studio made a gesture, and the other party immediately walked to the door with a sense of understanding, and hung a "suspended business" sign on the door.

After the boss came back, Trafkin asked politely: "We are going to imprison this German for a while, do you have a suitable place here?"

"Yes, Comrade Commander." The boss said excitedly: "I dug a basement under the darkroom, which can accommodate seven or eight people, and it's not appropriate to keep him in it."

With the help of the boss, the three took Lucas to the basement. After closing the door, Travkin said to Lucas: "Mr. Lieutenant, we are all aware of your mission to Lutsk. If you can cooperate with us, we will protect your personal safety."

Lucas originally thought he could not escape ~www.wuxiaspot.com~ but he heard a glimmer of life from Trafkin’s words, he quickly asked: "Mr. Officer, I don’t know how I should cooperate with you so that you can guarantee My personal safety."

Seeing that Lucas was very cooperative, Travkin felt very at ease in his heart. He asked calmly: "Mr. Lieutenant, let's talk about it. After your chief orders you to Lutsk, how should you carry out your work? "

Lucas thought for a while, and then said: "According to the order, after I arrived in Lutsk, I should go to the bank to report to Major Hans immediately, and with the help of the SS guards guarding the vault, carry out the inspection of the items stored inside. Take pictures."

"Do you know what is in the vault?" Trafkin asked immediately.

"I don't know," Lucas replied truthfully, "My superiors didn't tell me, nor did I ask. Anyway, after I got to the vault, I knew everything after reading."

When Trafkin and Lucas were answering a question, Alexander took up Lucas’ ID and studied it over and over again. Suddenly he called out as if he had discovered a new world: "Major, look at it. If Lieutenant Gretka wears glasses, he can directly impersonate this lieutenant." (~^~)