Heroes of the Anti-Japanese War

Chapter 418 Why Fight IV
Hearing Qian Xiaobao's question, Schultz was silent for a while.

He is an old intelligence agent who has been engaged in intelligence work for more than ten years, and he also received training and warnings in this area when he was trained.

An intelligence officer will become slack and tired after lurking for a long time. The more serious problem is that long-term contact with the enemy is likely to produce feelings or even shake his will.

If Qian Xiaobao is an intelligence agent sent by the organization, Schultz will suggest that the organization withdraw Qian Xiaobao temporarily, and come back after a period of rest.

But Qian Xiaobao can't.

Sure enough, Qian Xiaobao went on to say: "Over the past few years, the Japanese have treated me well in general. I have been promoted and awarded honors. Now the common people are about to eat chaff, but I still live with rice, white noodles, chicken, duck and fish. It's never been better."

"The Japanese treat you so well because they use you and want you to work for them. Set you up as an example and let more Northeast people work for them," Schultz said.

"I understand all the truths you said. Others don't know, but you know. I used to fight with the Japanese. So many people died, and they didn't get any benefit until they died, and I didn't get any benefit either. In the world of ice and snow, over the mountains and deep in the old forests, the rifling inside the gun barrel was polished, and the bullets ran out of bullets and fought to the death." Qian Xiaobao said.

"Why did you do this? The Qing Dynasty didn't give the common people any favors, and Zhang Dashuai didn't give the common people any favors, otherwise I wouldn't have to beg for food since I was a child." Qian Xiaobao continued.

"In order not to be enslaved by the Japanese, are you willing to be a subjugated slave?" Schultz asked.

"I'm just a common man, and common people are always like a cow or a horse." Qian Xiaobao replied.

Schultz felt that Qian Xiaobao's emotional problems were very serious. He walked over and put his arms around Qian Xiaobao's shoulders and said: "Think about those who died fighting the Japanese. They did not fight the Japanese completely for themselves. I never Germany is also here to help you. Over the years, many people like me fell into the hands of the Japanese and were quietly solved by the Japanese. Don’t you know in the intelligence department of the Kwantung Army?”

"Of course I know that no matter which country you come from, you are actually intelligence personnel sent by the big northern country. You are indeed here to help us, but you hope that the Chinese will hold back the Japanese. This is the truth that I only wanted to understand after I went to the intelligence department of the Kwantung Army." Qian Xiaobao said.

Schultz looked at Qian Xiaobao in a daze for a long time before saying: "No matter what others are, I have been here for more than ten years, and I have feelings for the people here. I sent you It is against discipline to treat those wounded, but I did it anyway at the risk of being exposed."

"That's why I'm willing to cooperate with you. In fact, you don't have to worry about me. It's more comfortable to say something in your heart. When I went to buy food, I saw the miserable scenes of those farmers. In the intelligence department of the Kwantung Army I have also heard about the Kwantung Army's epidemic prevention and water supply department. Our common goal is to drive the Japanese away. When that day comes, it will be the time for the two of us to scatter. I will go back first. When I have information, I will I'll contact you again." Qian Xiaobao turned around and left after saying this, leaving Schultz alone in a daze.

Schultz returned to the clinic and sat there for a long time.Hannah didn't come over to ask about intelligence as before, she is now so bloated due to pregnancy that she doesn't want to move at all.

Schultz walked up to Hannah, sat down, held her hand and asked, "You are in charge of our money. How much do you think we need a month to live on?"

Hannah, who had been dragged down by her body and had no energy and strength, suddenly became energetic when she heard Schultz asking about money.

"Now there may not be a single person in the clinic for a day, so there is no income. If you have a child in the future, you will need to spend more money. And now you need to spend more money to buy the same things. At least one month Two hundred yen will do," Hannah said.

Schultz nodded and replied: "Understood, when you send out information tonight, you apply for a fixed amount of intelligence funds from the organization, and my intelligence officers also need money." Schultz said.

Hannah's eyes lit up. She was a completely different person than she had been when Schultz first met her.

At that time, Hannah's mind was full of orders from her superiors, intelligence work and her ideals.But now the first thing she thought of was the baby in her belly.

"How much? How much fixed intelligence funding do you want me to apply for in the telegram?" Hannah asked.

Schultz thought for a while and said, "Three thousand! My intelligence agent definitely has such qualifications."

Three days later, the head of the First Directorate of the State Security Service Deka Nozov looked at the report on his desk.

"Is that all?" Dekanozov asked.

"That's all, I found it from the documents sent by Pavlov's team." The secretary replied.

Four names were mentioned in the telegram sent by Hannah, and it was believed that these four people would conduct secret operations against the northern powers, and the content of the operations was unknown.

The intelligence analysts of the First General Bureau quickly found the information of these four people from the film of the Rilu Association school taken by Qian Xiaobao.

These documents are now on Deka Nozov's desk.

"These four people are very young. The only strange thing is that three of the four people's parents are Russians who fled to Manchukuo from Armenia, and the other person's parents are Russians who fled to Manchukuo from Georgia." Secretary Said.

Back then, the territory of Tsarist Russia was so large, it was a little strange that these four people all came from the same small place.

Doing intelligence work has never believed in coincidence.

Dekanozov stood up and looked at the map on the wall.

"In addition to Russian, these people should also be able to speak Armenian. They are likely to carry out infiltration and latent missions, ordering to keep an eye on people who get on the train from Manchukuo, as well as the frontiers of Turkey, especially the Caucasus Mountains." Dekanozov ordered. .

The border forces of the big northern countries are under the command of the State Security Agency, and Dekanozov's orders will be issued directly to the border guards on the border with Turkey.

"What about the fixed information fee of [-] yen per month requested by the Pavlov team?" the secretary asked.

"Three thousand yen? Isn't that too much?" Deka Nozov said.

There are various ways to obtain intelligence, among which bribery with money is an important way.

Three thousand a month, nearly [-] yen a year.

Dekanozov rubbed his chin and thought for a while and said, "Tell Pavlov's team that in the future, we will give them [-] yen through special channels every month, no more."

(End of this chapter)