Heroes of the Anti-Japanese War

Chapter 525 Lezhev's Othello IX
Qian Xiaobao and Xiao Linxun hugged each other unknowingly, watching the firecrackers explode and the red paper confetti wrapped outside flew around.The firecrackers exploded shorter and shorter, and finally exploded with two crackles.

"Everything must be going well this year, and everyone is safe and sound. It's best that everything is over." Xun Xiaolin said happily.

Just now, Qian Xiaobao and Xiao Linxun were both staring at the firecrackers and making a wish, but they were looking forward to different things.

What Qian Xiaobao wanted was to expel the Japanese as soon as possible, but what Xiao Linxun thought was that no matter what the outcome was, it would be best to end it as soon as possible.Then she and Qian Xiaobao can leave here quietly, find a place where no one knows them, and no one can find them to enjoy the gold bars they robbed.

Live happily ever after.

But now it seems that the wish of the two of them will be realized in no time.

The Japanese army is advancing triumphantly in various places and cannot stop at all.The United States and the British Empire were defeated in the Philippines and the Malay Peninsula.

Qian Xiaobao just got the news that the Japanese army is approaching Singapore, and the occupation of Singapore is just around the corner.

Now only people like Ogasawara, who are considered mentally abnormal in the eyes of others, would be pessimistic about the future of the Great Japanese Empire.

Schultz always told Qian Xiaobao that the great northern powers would defeat the Germans and help the Chinese drive out the Japanese.

But now it seems that the great northern country cannot protect itself under the attack of the Germans, otherwise Schulz would not rush to ask Qian Xiaobao for information.

After fighting so many defeats and losing 700 million troops, they only won one battle under the city of Moscow.Most people in the world are still very pessimistic about the future and destiny of the great northern country.

It's just that it doesn't think it will perish quickly as before, but can persist for a few more years.

The Japanese do not celebrate the Spring Festival, and the Russians do not celebrate the Spring Festival either.But after so many years, both the Japanese and the Russians have heard and seen the Chinese New Year in the Northeast. Now they are also used to drinking and celebrating during the New Year, and slowly they have the meaning of the New Year.

Schultz has been in Northeast China for nearly 20 years, and he celebrated the Spring Festival.I bought the Spring Festival couplets and blessing characters early, brushed the water on the walls on both sides of the gate, and then Schultz quickly pasted the Spring Festival couplets, and the Spring Festival couplets were frozen on the wall in an instant.

Then Schultz solemnly pasted the word "Fu" on the door upside down.

"Hope this is a lucky year for the Reds!" Schulz said to Hannah.

Hannah's heart is anxious now, the superiors have been unable to contact them must be very anxious.

But Schultz looked very calm. He never retrieved the telegraph buried in the snow beside the Songhua River.

No matter how the superior called the two of them on the radio, Schultz did not mean to retrieve the telegraph to respond.

There is a report on Saito Tsunechi's desk.The Pavlov team he ordered to watch closely had been called many times over the broadcasts of the Great Northern Powers.This suggests that Pavlov's group was silent for some unknown reason.

Several radio waves of unknown origin sent from Harbin are still being deciphered.As long as there is a little more time, Saito Hengqi believes that these telegrams will be deciphered.Find out the telegram sent by Pavlov's team from here, and you will be able to dig out Pavlov's team.

Saito Hengqi picked up the phone and ordered: "You immediately compare the people who were interrogated that night with the residents in the key areas of Nangang to see if there are any duplicates."

During the day on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, Schultz finally decided to go to the Songhua River to retrieve the telegraph.

"You stay at home and I go alone." Schultz said.

Putting on his coat and top hat, Schultz took out his pistol and checked it again carefully.Schultz said to Hannah: "You take the children and leave here as soon as I leave. If you don't see me back in two hours, you evacuate immediately."

Pushing open the door, Schultz walked to the street. Because today is the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, the atmosphere of the Chinese New Year is still very strong, and the sound of firecrackers can be heard from time to time.

Schultz exhaled white air from his mouth and put his hands in his coat pockets and walked towards the river.

He just wanted to catch the telegraph by surprise during the day.If it weren't for the ionosphere, Schultz would prefer to send during the day.

Compared with the daytime, there are more people, and it is easier to fish in troubled waters to escape the Japanese's interrogation.

Schultz came to the river and saw dozens of children playing on the ice.Playing on the sledge to beat the ice, or a few children just playing and chasing each other on the ice. From time to time, some children fell and ate dog shit on the ice.

Looking at these happy children in patched clothes with snot-nosed faces, Schultz walked back and forth along the shore twice.

Although the riverside is covered with weeds, it can still be seen that there is no suspicious person lurking here.

The snow had been trampled down where Schultz and Hannah had reported that night, and a large swath of weeds and shrubs had been trampled down.

It seems that after the Japanese rushed over that night, they conducted a large-scale search in this area.

Schultz rushed to the place where the telegraph was hidden 600 meters away. After careful observation, he also found no one ambushing here.

He quickly walked into the weeds, the snow had been frozen into a hard shell, Schultz kicked several times before he kicked out the suitcase buried under the snow, he looked up to look around and then He quickly picked up the suitcase and put it under the coat and left quickly.

Hannah was sitting in the restaurant diagonally opposite the clinic with her child in her arms, anxiously waiting for Schultz to come back. She had no intention of eating the food in front of her.

An hour and a half later, Schultz's familiar figure finally appeared at the door of the clinic.Hannah's restless heart calmed down.

"Settle accounts!" Hannah said in blunt Chinese.

After Hannah returned home and closed the door, she walked into the bedroom and saw Schultz carefully checking the telegraph.

"So no one is lying in ambush by the river?" Hannah asked.

"No," Schultz said as he checked.

"If I knew this, it would be better to get the telegraph back earlier. The superior must be waiting now." Hannah said.

There was a strong complaint in her tone.

"You must be careful when doing intelligence work! You can't relax your vigilance next time just because the Japanese didn't find the telegraph this time. We can only be more careful next time!" Schultz said seriously.

At the appointed time that night Schultz attached the antenna to the ceiling, and Hannah sat in front of the telegraph and began to receive the telegrams.

When Hannah heard the call sign, she tapped twice to indicate that she was receiving, and when she received it, she tapped twice to indicate that copying was complete.

While Schultz put away the antenna and hid the telegraph, Hannah used the codebook to translate the message.

In the end, Hannah handed the translated telegram to Schultz and said: "The superior asked us to continue to trace the source of the intelligence."

(End of this chapter)