Heroes of the Anti-Japanese War

Chapter 398 Exposure II

Onodera Nobuo returned to the box with a gloomy face.

"Those four people were too careless. Although they are still in Manchuria, this train belongs to the northern country." Yuriko Onodera said.

"It's too late to remind them. From now on, the two of us will try to go as late as possible when eating, and avoid them." Onodera Shinobu said.

Onodera Shinobu both hates them and understands them.I have been doing intelligence work in Poland all year round, and my spirit is high. After arriving in Manchukuo, I immediately relaxed.

"Fortunately, apart from the four of them, Lomonds is hiding well." Yuriko Onodera said.

A day later, the train left the border of Manchukuo and entered the territory of the great northern country.

The enthusiastic and beautiful Alia quickly became acquainted with many passengers on the train.

The four Polish passengers also chatted and laughed with her.

Both Chowbarsky and Alia noticed that Nobuobu Onodera and his wife came late to every meal, and the two of them never met the four Poles again.

Alia handed a lighter to Joe Barsky: "Mission accomplished."

Chobalsky took the lighter and said: "When I arrived in Ulan-Ude, I sent someone to send the film to Moscow for the higher-ups to send someone to identify.

Two days later, there were two photos on the desk of Dekarezov, the head of the First Directorate of the State Security Service.

These two photos were taken by intelligence officer Alia.There are four Poles clearly on the photo.

"Did you recognize it?" asked Dekarezov.

"Identify two."

The secretary pointed to the two people in the photo and said, "These two people used to be Polish intelligence personnel."

Now the northern powers have a large number of Polish prisoners, and there are not a few Polish intelligence personnel captured.It's not difficult at all to identify a few people.

"So these four people are working for the Japanese. The Pavlov team in Harbin sent a telegram saying that they saw five people in the Modern Hotel. These four people are probably among the five people." Jie Karezov said.

"Telegram to Novosibirsk, and when the train arrives in Novosibirsk, let our people go up to support a dozen more, and we can't let them run away." Dekarezov ordered.

"But they all have passports issued by the Japanese." The secretary reminded.

"We arrested him secretly when we arrived in Moscow. If the Japanese asked about it, we wouldn't know about it. It was just a disappearance." Dekarezov replied.

The busiest railway in the world may be the Trans-Siberian Railway.The big northern countries rely entirely on it to connect tens of millions of square kilometers of territory together.Now a large number of industrial and mining enterprises have sprung up in Siberia and the Far East, and this railway is already overwhelmed.

The train that Nobuo Onodera took stopped and stopped for half a month before arriving in Moscow.

Yuriko Onodera had already packed her luggage, and the two got off the train with their suitcases and walked out of the station.

The carriage in which four Poles and Latvian Lomonds were traveling encountered a little trouble. A Russian alcoholic had an argument with the conductor Alia at the entrance of the carriage, blocking twenty or so people who were about to get off the train. .

Every time the alcoholic rolls his Russian rolls, the spit sprays in the faces of Aaliyah and the four Poles standing behind her.

There were seven or eight passengers between Lomonds and the four Poles. He stood behind and watched all this with cold eyes.

It took a long time for the police at the Moscow railway station to come and drag the drunk away.

"In this great country of ours, there are very few people like this. Please get off the bus and wish you a pleasant journey." Aliya turned her head and said apologetically to the passengers behind her.

By the time the passengers in this car got off the train, the passengers in the other cars of the whole train had already got off, and there were only a few people on the platform.

Four Poles walked in front, and it is said that at this time Lomonds had followed and walked with them.

For the rest of the journey they will travel together for a long time.

But Lomonds did not want to go with the four Poles in his heart.

Just then Lomonds heard rustling footsteps behind him.

He looked back nervously and saw a dozen people in police uniforms rushing towards him.

When Lomonds was nervous and wanted to pick up his suitcase to resist, a dozen policemen went around him and rushed towards the four Poles who were seven or eight meters away.

At this moment, a dozen policemen appeared at the exit of the platform and stopped in front of the four Poles.

More than 20 policemen took sharp shots and knocked the four Poles to the ground in the blink of an eye.

Lomonds stood there blankly, his mind was in a mess.

Some of the more than 20 people in the same compartment exclaimed.

"Citizens, these people are habitual thieves! They are the public enemy of the people!" A policeman shouted to the people around him.

"We have a message from the Japanese embassy..."

A Polish man tried his best to raise his head and shouted half a sentence, and he was punched heavily in the jaw.

Several other men in police uniforms also pinned the other three Poles to the ground and punched them in the face.

All four Poles had their jaws dislocated and had no chance to speak at all.

Lomonds woke up instantly, and now he only had one thought in his head, which was to run.

It would be bad if the eyes of the four Poles looked at him in unison.

He wasn't the only one who wanted to escape from where he was, the rest of the dozen or so people in the carriage also walked quickly to the outside of the train station.

After running out of the Moscow train station, Lomonds' first thought was to report what he saw to the Japanese embassy in the big northern country immediately.

But he immediately rejected this idea.If he does, he will be exposed.

Still go back to Latvia according to the original plan and report to Onodera by telegram what he saw.

It was three days later that Onodera learned that four Polish agents had been captured at the Moscow train station.

It was too late to react at this time.The intelligence network of the northern power army to which the four Poles belonged in the Polish-occupied area has been wiped out, and dozens of intelligence personnel have been arrested.

"Where is the problem? Harbin or the train?" Yuriko Onodera asked.

Over the years, she has been assisting her husband in intelligence work, and the code book is often hidden in the belt of Yuriko's kimono.

"I think it's still on the train. If it was exposed in Harbin, then Lomonds on the same train should also be exposed. Why didn't they arrest Lomonds?" Onodera replied.

"This can only show that Lomonds was not exposed, that is to say, the four of them were exposed on the train! And Lomonds was not with the four of them on the train, so they were not exposed. A little negligence in intelligence work It may cause serious losses. It may be because they looked at us a few more times before being exposed!" Onodera Nobuo finally said.

(End of this chapter)