Heroes of the Anti-Japanese War

Chapter 487 Firm Faith II
"But now they have surrounded Kyiv and are approaching Moscow!" Hannah said.

Schultz turned around and looked at Hannah solemnly and said, "The more this is the case, the more determined we should be! The great Red Army is invincible!"

Normally, Hannah felt that Schultz's beliefs were not strong enough, and he didn't even obey the orders of his superiors.

But at this difficult moment, most people in the world think that Schultz is the most steadfast of the two of them when the northern power is about to fall.

"I am German, and you are also German, but we all believe that the great northern country is our real motherland! Because we all have the great ideal of world unity! We are not fighting for a certain country and people, we are fighting for the whole world Fight for the liberation and happiness of mankind! There are tens of thousands of people like us all over the world, and we will win the final victory!" Schultz said word by word.

In the evening two days later, Schultz sat on a bench on Xiaonan Island in the Special City Park and watched several boats in the river.

From time to time someone crossed the bridge onto the island and passed him.

He secretly observed every person who came to the island, and the plainclothes spies all over the place had to make him cautious.

Qian Xiaobao walked into the special city park with a suit and leather shoes wearing the Yisu glasses Xiao Linxun bought for him and holding a newspaper in his hand.

He didn't go directly to the island, but walked around the park in a big circle. It was getting late when Qian Xiaobao wobbled onto the small bridge.

He stepped back after passing Schultz and asked, "What time is it, sir?"

He asked this in broken Russian.

Schultz raised his wrist and glanced and replied, "It's already 06:30."

Qian Xiaobao took out the cigarette case and handed it to Schultz.There were only two cigarettes left in the pack, and Schultz reached out to take one out of it but didn't.

Qian Xiaobao clamped the cigarette through the cigarette case with his fingers.

Schultz calmly took out the other cigarette and held it in his hand.

Qian Xiaobao put the remaining cigarette in his mouth, lit it with a lighter, threw the cigarette case on the ground, then turned around and walked towards the reading booth on the island.

Schultz stretched out his foot and stepped the cigarette case under his foot, raised his head and looked around as if he was looking at the scenery.When he slowly retracted his legs, the cigarette case was gone.

Schultz went back to the clinic, locked the door, walked into the innermost utility room, turned on the light, sat at the table, and took out the cigarette-shaped thing and the cigarette case from his pocket.

He first opened the cigarette case and looked at the lines of small characters inside, and Schultz's face immediately became gloomy.

Carefully unwrapping the pasted paper roll, a map with annotations appeared in front of Schultz.

This is exactly what the superiors are eager to know about the deployment of the Kwantung Army's troops.

Schultz quickly took out a pen and paper to re-copy the content on the cigarette box and the map, and then burned the cigarette box and the paper roll with a match.

He walked into the bedroom with the paper, and Hannah was shaking the baby in her arms.

"You put it into code, and the shorter the better," Schultz said.

Hannah took the paper after handing the child to Schultz.

"The Japanese already have a new way to detect telegrams? What should we do in the future?"

Hannah asked nervously after looking down at what was written on the paper.

"We seldom go out these days without seeing direction-finding vehicles. Of course, even if we see them, we don't know what they are used for. But don't worry, isn't it already written how to deal with them?" Schultz said.

"The sending time should be as short as possible, and the sending location should be changed frequently." Schultz continued.

This is exactly what Qian Xiaobao found out from Da Shangang when he and Da Shangang were drinking.

"In the future, we will still take a boat to send mobile messages on the Songhua River or send messages near the consulates of several countries to confuse the Japanese." Schultz said.

"Pay attention to the fact that the content of the message should be disguised and realistic, and don't send repeated content. What does this mean?" Hannah asked puzzled.

"This content is not about us, but a warning to the Far Eastern Front Army. If they want to send false telegrams, they must be realistic, and the Japanese cannot catch the loopholes. Now the Japanese are paying close attention to the telegrams between the various units of the Far Eastern Front Army." Shure Ci explained.

"You can even get such information, Schultz, your intelligence agent is not hidden in the Kwantung Army headquarters?" Hannah said with a sigh.

Schultz looked down and kissed the child's face and pretended not to hear.

Ogasawara was the busiest person in the intelligence department of the Kwantung Army during this time.It wasn't that the chief had placed heavy tasks on him, but that he himself had been in a state of excitement.

Every day, he either sat in front of a wall-sized map of a major northern country and deduced the development of the battle situation based on the collected changes in the battlefield, or buried himself in a large number of telegrams from the Far East Front Army that he had listened to.

Ogasawara has discovered some doubts.For example, the sending time of telegrams is very regular. Although some encrypted telegrams have not been deciphered, they are obviously very similar.

He has suggested to the Ministry of Intelligence to frequently send out diplomatic couriers and take advantage of their train rides to observe the Siberian Railway transportation along the way.

Ogasawara said nothing to believe that at this moment of crisis, the northern powers still kept tens of 10 people, thousands of tanks, thousands of cannons and aircraft in the Far East.

However, this judgment of Ogasawara is completely inconsistent with the information obtained by the Ministry of Intelligence from the northern power.

The intelligence department of the Kwantung Army can only decipher one-third of the monitored telegrams.Most of them are messages with a relatively low level of confidentiality.

However, Ogasawara still found something from these deciphered seemingly unimportant telegrams.

It is almost autumn now, and at such a tense time on the western front of the great northern country, there are actually four or five icebreakers coming eastward along the coastline of the Arctic Ocean at extreme speed.It seems that the icebreaker intends to bypass the Bering Strait and head south.

The deciphered telegram said that the port of Vladivostok is undergoing intensive maintenance and expansion.

Under the current circumstances, the big northern country still transports a large number of steel building materials and machinery equipment to Vladivostok. What is this for?
Linking the arrival of the icebreaker with the maintenance of the port of Vladivostok, Ogasawara had a bold idea in mind.

Perhaps the northern powers are now eagerly waiting to receive military aid from the great power on the other side of the Pacific.

Ogasawara sat down and took out a pen and paper to write his judgment on paper. He planned to write another report to let the intelligence department and the headquarters, especially the navy, pay close attention to the situation in Vladivostok port.

It's okay to give advice to the intelligence department of the Kwantung Army, but Lieutenant Ogasawara now actually wants to give advice to the base camp and the Japanese navy.

If Qian Xiaobao was next to Ogasawara now, he would definitely ask Ogasawara: "Do you know how many bowls of dry rice you can eat?"

　The special city park is the current Zhaolin Park, and I made a typo in the name on purpose.Afraid of becoming a star.

　　
　
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