"The general trend is with me. Give me ten years, and the world will be very different in ten years!" Sherov, who was poured into his wife's chicken soup for a night, regained his confidence again. After Valia put on his dark blue military coat, she looked at the woman in front of her, and couldn't help but touch the soft blonde hair and kissed his wife's cheek, "I want you to live a good life, so that our country, the people must have dignity, society must be stable, and people understand the meaning of kindness but will not compromise without principles. Can I do it?"

"Of course you can do it. You are the first vice chairman of the National Security Council and a member of the People's Committee of the Internal Affairs. You are the commander of the Internal Guard. What are you afraid of? The police in the entire Soviet Union are in your hands. You are a security cadre and an internal affairs cadre. You have the right to make suggestions from any department of our country. My husband is only 34 years old this year. What reason do I have to believe that this is our ideal end!" Valia also held Selov's head, and the expression in her words believed him even more than Selov himself.

If Khrushchev and Brezhnev's ruling level are really compared, Brezhnev may have a better report card than Khrushchev. Anyway, in Selov's opinion, the problems over the past year have shown that Khrushchev's level is really limited, and Brezhnev has at least not had so many problems.

There is another reason. The division between China and the Soviet Union was laid in the Khrushchev era. If Brezhnev was in power, China and the Soviet Union would not have split at all. It is very simple. Brezhnev's personality is different from Khrushchev. If Brezhnev's rule, he would not criticize Stalin at all. The cause of the dispute between China and the Soviet Union would not exist. With Brezhnev's personality, he would not be keen on debate. He would directly play with what Selov said about national strength crushing and shut his mouth to the ParkGB for influence. Khrushchev may only be stronger than Brezhnev in terms of moral integrity, but the key moral integrity cannot be used as a meal. With so many problems with Khrushchev's governance of the country, how long will people endure it?

This year he can use the KGB to suppress the problem in 1960, but if the problems next year continue to appear, how long can Selov be a firefighter? If it weren't for his Serepin group that he was in, he would be a member of the Dnepro Gang, and he would definitely respond to Brezhnev without saying a word and push Khrushchev down to repair his relationship with China. But he is not. He is a member of the Serepin group that Brezhnev dislikes.

If he was from Brezhnev, the problem of the division between China and the Soviet Union would be easy to solve. On the other hand, he maintained his loyalty to Khrushchev, and the problem of lifelong cadres of the Soviet Union would be easy to solve. What is more embarrassing is that these two fucking problems cannot be solved at the same time, and surrendering to Brezhnev's lifelong cadres would come. Maintaining the relationship between Khrushchev and the Soviet Union would become worse and worse, and both of these problems were very important.

Even if Selov gave Khrushchev a precaution in advance, with Khrushchev's temper, he might not be able to bear it for too long to order the Soviet Union to refute it. If Brezhnev had a personality, it would be much easier, and he would probably pretend not to see the criticism.

Khrushchev can be said to have given Selov sufficient time to prepare, a full year. The 22nd National Congress was held at this time next year. A year could allow Selov to do a lot of things. He wanted to preserve Stalin's body. In order to prepare in the future, Khrushchev's anti-Stalin failure was destined to fail. Only Stalin's great prestige in defeating the Third Reich in the Soviet Union was suitable as a link of contact for the people. First, the first step was to let the people of the General Administration of Technology make a crystal coffin, which was a replica of Stalin's crystal coffin. This should be taken slowly, especially not allowed Khrushchev to know.

After a day of work, Selov moved the benefits purchased from abroad home. After all, he couldn't let his wife wash clothes with his hands. As a husband, he couldn't bear to see his wife live a hard life. He transported a bunch of electrical appliances to the villa in big bags, making the new home look like it wasn't too empty. After moving things, Valia made a few cups of coffee to let a few soldiers take a break. Then he pulled Selov to the side and asked, "Yuri, isn't it too ostentatious? You just got promoted to the first vice chairman not long..."

"What one person enjoys is called privilege, what everyone can enjoy is called welfare. Don't worry. I will sooner or later in Italy, and sooner or later we can make these products. Next year, the main direction of the KGB will turn to the Asia-Pacific region. Japan is our focus. The coastal area is recruiting North Koreans, and I want all the technologies!" Serov comforted his wife, "Even if it is a roll of toilet paper, I have to figure out why people are so soft."

"What is this metaphor? It's so dirty!" Valia pushed her husband in disgust and didn't continue to say anything. These household appliances were for her. When she was from Ukraine, Selov would not come back once a month and lived directly at the headquarters, where there were several secretaries taking care of him. In other words, Selov didn't need these things at all. If she hadn't returned to Moscow, these appliances might have been given to someone else by Selov.

"This year, I spent a total of 60 million yuan on welfare, involving 200,000 agents!" Shelov said in a low voice.

Seeing Valia's little mouth grow up, considering that there are others at home, Selov resisted the desire to kiss Fangze.

Of course, with the continuous arrival of the National Security Committee in Moscow and the State Administration of Internal Affairs, officially named the People's Committee of Internal Affairs, Selov's work vision has temporarily been brought back from abroad. As a counter-revolutionary worker, the primary problem of solving domestic hidden dangers is not how much Selov likes the name of anti-revolutionary worker, but this name has never changed. Security cadres and internal affairs cadres are all called when facing other departments. Communication within the KGB system has always called themselves anti-revolutionary worker.

Since Beria's death, the power of the Ministry of Internal Affairs has deteriorated. Most of its original responsibilities have been replaced by the KGB. The KGB replaced it has become the most powerful department in the Soviet Union. The Ministry of Internal Affairs has become a second-level department, and the department affected by the KGB like the Gru U.S. Gru U.S. is responsible for intelligence and special operations, the Ministry of Internal Affairs maintains social order, and the KGB intervenes in the work of the entire Soviet Union. The internal affairs force, which is the most powerful, also became the internal affairs force of the Soviet National Security Council on the day the KGB was established.

On November 4, the National Security and Public Security Cadre Conference of the Soviet Union was held. This was the biggest event of a separate department of the Soviet Union. There is no doubt that this conference reflects the powerful force after the KGB re-annexation of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. KGB Chairman Serepin was in the middle, and two first vice chairmen and twelve vice chairmen, including Selov, presided over the meeting on the rostrum. The closest to the rostrum are the directors of the major KGB bureaus, other members of the People's Committee of the Internal Affairs, the KGB chairman of the major cities, the directors of the KGB border defense military region, the commander of the KGB internal guards in major cities, and then the directors of the major KGB bureaus, the directors of the internal affairs bureaus, the directors of the internal affairs bureaus of the Gruuu, the representatives of the military service, the representatives of the enterprises, and the representatives of the scientific research institutions.

Like last year's conference, not many cadres from the First General Administration attended the conference, which was also for confidentiality. It was just that Lieutenant General Sakhatovsky sat alone at the closest to the rostrum, representing the First General Administration's attention to the conference.

There is another heavyweight figure attending the meeting today, that is, the second figure who is certainly not allowed by the Soviet Union, the Central Secretary Flor Romanovich Kozlov. Kozlov represented Khrushchev to attend the national conference and expressed Khrushchev's importance to the KGB.

After the meeting began, Serepin first stood up and applauded Kozlov on behalf of the KGB. The audience stood up and applauded Kozlov to express his support and admiration for Kozlov. The applause like a tide made Kozlov very happy. The repeated gestures stopped the long-lasting applause.

This is the first time that Selov has seen Kozlov's true face. This number two Soviet figure who almost crushed Brezhnev to death actually looks like a person in terms of appearance. That is Chernenko, who often follows Brezhnev. I wonder if it is because of this reason that Kozlov is very rude to Brezhnev? Selov still thought without moral integrity.

Kozlov's methods of treating political enemies are actually not new at all. At least as a member of the KGB, Selov is not unfamiliar with them, because Kozlov's methods are a softer purge. It can be said that this second-person in the Soviet Union is his direct boss and Serepin. After Kozlov finished his speech to all the KGB staff, Serepin first thanked Comrade Kozlov for coming here in his busy schedule, expressed his support for the party and the state for security work, etc., and then began this National Security and Public Security Conference. After Xie Lieping finished his statement, according to the reports of the major general bureaus, the members of the KGB presidium began to report on the handling of various issues, feedback them to the major general bureaus that raised the problems, and began to solve the problems.
Chapter completed!