Heroes of the Anti-Japanese War

Chapter 571 Exposure II

Soschak did not see Pokulski's body, which had been blown away by an f-1 grenade.

The medical staff transporting the corpses and the wounded passed by, and the spectators slowly dispersed.

Soschak failed to spot Pokulski in the crowd.He pretended to be nonchalant and approached the communication company's tent. The open space outside the tent was still covered with blood and torn clothes.

A few female signal soldiers stood outside the tent, their eyes were staring and they were trembling.

Soschak couldn't help asking: "Where did Pokulski go?"

Pointing to the blood on the ground, a young female communications company replied in a trembling voice: "Comrade Pokulski didn't know why he fired the grenade!"

Soschak suddenly felt dizzy, bad!

Subconsciously, he quickly left the communication company tent and walked forward aimlessly.

He shouldn't have been near the communications company tent, much less asked where Pokulski had gone.

But even if he didn't, he'd be tracked down soon along the Pokur line.

Now is the time to evacuate.

Southchak stood his ground and made a decision.

The most convenient route was to flee west or south into German positions.But Southchak didn't want to do this. He also hated the Germans who divided up his homeland.

The reason why Soschak is willing to do things for the Japanese is that he believes that the Japanese are friends of the Poles, and that a large number of people in the resistance organization were protected and trained in Japan and Manchuria.In the future, the Japanese will definitely support the restoration of the Poles.

Let the damn Germans fight the northern powers to the death.

Soschak turned and walked towards his tent.Returning to the tent, Soschak fastened his armed belt, opened the safety of the pistol and put it in the holster, then put on his coat and walked out of the tent.

Soschak went to see Zakharov, Chief of Staff of the Front Army.

"Comrade Lieutenant General, the offensive is about to start. I want the Third Assault Army to check the fuel supply situation and ask for approval." Soschak said with a salute.

The weather is already very cold, the swamp has frozen, and the Kalinin Front Army is about to launch an attack on the German army in the strategically important Luki.The Third Shock Army was the main force of the attack.

The last piece of information that Pokulski sent before his death was about the Red Army's imminent attack on Great Luki.

"Approval is requested! The preparation of logistics materials must be carefully checked!" Lieutenant General Zakharov replied.

This is what Soschak wanted, and he wanted to escape by checking the logistics supply.

Lieutenant Colonel Soschak of the Kalinin Front Logistics Department took his guards in a GAZ 61 jeep to the southwest of the Third Shock Army and disappeared without a trace.

Four days later, Red Army soldiers accidentally found the bodies of the driver and Soschak's bodyguard in the woods, but Soschak was nowhere to be found.

Twenty days later Hannah received a telegram from her superiors.

"Schultz, the superiors have praised us for our active role in finding out the lurkers in the Red Army." Hannah said to Schultz after translating the telegram.

Schultz nodded. At this time, he praised him, indicating that the lurker had been found by his superiors.

But Hannah went on to say: "The superior wants us to pay close attention to whether there is a person named Soschak in Harbin. Of course, he may have used other names now. If he appears, he must be eliminated at all costs." !"

Schultz took the telegram and looked down for a long time.

He actually resented the words "whatever it takes."Because it means the sacrifice of thousands of soldiers.

At all costs means sacrificing their most valuable intelligence team.

Schultz is an old intelligence agent, and many times the sacrifices he made at the time sounded valuable, but in hindsight, the gains outweighed the losses or even made no sense.

Soschak should be the lurker in the Red Army. The loss has already been caused, so what's the point of killing him now?What's more, at the expense of their intelligence team?
"Could this Southchak come here from the distant European part of the great northern country? How far will it take to travel?" Schultz said to himself.

"We can only do our best in this matter. In Chinese, it is called finding a needle in the sea." Schultz continued.

Soschak was really in Harbin at this time, and he was secretly arranged by the intelligence department of the Kwantung Army in a Russian-style cabin on Sun Island.

The content of the telegram should be as brief as possible. In the telegram, the superior did not explain why he wanted Schultz to find Soschak in Harbin: Soschak was recognized by an acquaintance in Irkutsk next to Lake Baikal during the escape. escaped after coming out.

There is also a reason why he came to Manchuria a month later. Manchuria was not Soschak's first destination. His first destination was Britain.

During the Polish campaign, the army of the great northern power captured 25 Polish soldiers, plus 50 million families.Most of these people are distributed in the vast Siberia. After the war with the Germans began, according to the agreement with the British and Polish governments-in-exile, most of the Poles were concentrated in Krasnovsk on the Caspian Sea, and then sailed from here to Iran. Pahlavi, the final destination is Britain.

After killing the driver and guards, Soschak fled by car and rushed to Krasnovsk. However, the interrogation on the road was very strict. In the end, he had to give up this plan and fled to Manchuria with a military certificate of the Far Eastern Front Army. country.

Soschak rested in the log cabin for a day, and the officers of the intelligence squad of the Kwantung Army Intelligence Department began to question him the next day.

Soschak is an officer of the logistics department of the Northern Front Army, which is very valuable for the Japanese to study the current logistics support of the Northern Army and the assistance of the United States to the Northern Army.

In the past few days, Qian Xiaobao and Lieutenant Xiaosong each led seven or eight people and divided into two shifts to guard the outside of the cabin.

He would never have thought that the person living in the wooden house was the person Schultz's superior had asked Schultz to find for nearly a year.

In order to find him, the big man also sacrificed seven of them.

Qian Xiaobao stood on the bank of Sun Island and watched two people several hundred meters away on the river, carrying an ice chain, chiseling the ice one by one.

"What are they doing?"

An action team member leaned over and asked.

There are quite a few Manchurians in the intelligence department of the Kwantung Army, but there are not many in the intelligence headquarters in Harbin, and there is no one who can get along with the Japanese except Qian Xiaobao.

"Cut a hole in the ice and fish out from the inside." Qian Xiaobao explained.

"After they fished out the fish, the two of you in the past scolded them and told them to leave immediately!" Qian Xiaobao ordered.

(End of this chapter)