"The doctors in the general hospital always have some strange ideas. You'll be fine if you see them too much!" Shelov, who turned around, comforted him. There are things that have always been there, but ordinary people don't know. As long as his first vice chairman nodded and Dr. Yagodah, who was always interested in Slov's physical fitness, would immediately make him into slices.

In the 1920s, the Soviet Union established a monkey breeding farm in Suhumi, which is now the Institute of Experimental Pathology and Therapeutics. Since then, Soviet medical and biology researchers have begun to use monkeys for experiments. The breeding farm provides a base for scientific workers in cities across the Soviet Union to use monkeys for experiments. The main contents of the initial research work were monkey psychology and advanced neural activities, infectious disease pathology, and experimental oncology.

In addition, such as nutrition, reproduction and management, including adaptation to climate and soil, requirements for proteins, fats, carbohydrates, vitamins, etc. At that time, the research on monkeys was still very small, and the supply was not large, so there was no problem of supply management and concentrated research on primates. In the 1950s, while Suhumi was conducting research, advanced neural experiments on primates were also carried out in Leningrad.

Without these experiments, artificial hearts, artificial ventilators, blood circulation devices, etc. that can save people will not exist in this world at all. As for more secret experiments, considering that Mendlev has refreshed his views from himself again since Italy, he is not going to continue talking.

"The experiment will not be completed in one or two days. I have allocated the budget. If you are interested, come and see more. If you are not interested, come and see for sure. Maybe you will witness the birth of a new technology." After taking the report from looking for his doctor, Selov signed his name and said to Mendlev.

Selov himself did not reject these experiments, at least today he did not reject them. The profession of agents itself is relatively risky, and the consequences of being arrested should have been long aware of the consequences of being arrested. Take the captured spies in the Soviet Union for example, the KGB with higher value will not do anything to them, but will be used to exchange for captured agents in the Soviet Union. As for the worthless spies, if the enemy country does not exchange with the Soviet Union, it proves that the spy has been abandoned, haha...

"I happened to be idle lately, so I came to the general hospital today to take a look, just to increase my experience!" Selov was indeed idle. Yesterday, he went to Brezhnev's home to talk about the issue of Soviet Greed. He also met a chairman of the Central Council of the Soviet Union, Viktor Vasilyevich Grishen. Grishen, who led the work of the Soviet Union trade union. This man Selov had some impression of him. He became a competitor of Go Map in the 1980s and seemed to have not become the general secretary of the Soviet Union with a slight disadvantage. In theory, with Go Map as a comparison, Selov should have a good impression of Grishen.

But when you think about it carefully, Selov became more tired. Grishen later became the first secretary of the Moscow Municipal Party Committee. The person he replaced was Selopin's friend Yegorechev. Selopin also had a relationship with Grishen, because after Brezhnev defeated the Selopin group, the job assigned to Selopin was to lead the Soviet Union trade union, which is now Grishen's position and the Soviet Central Council.

Every time Selov just felt that Brezhne's human animals were harmless, some people would always come out to remind him of the Dnepro gang. This is also a good thing. I would like to remind myself not to be given ** soup by Brezhnev.

The atmosphere on the plane was very strange. When the Soviet department visited foreign countries, the KGB would send counter-espionage personnel to follow him to prevent the leakage of state secrets. There is no way, the Cold War environment is like this. If the strength of the Soviet Union and the United States is transferred, I believe the Soviet Union would not be so strict in defense. However, the first vice chairman of the KGB took action personally, which made the comrades in the sports department in the cabin wonder in their hearts, how could such a large number of cadres come out to visit with them?

Generally, the Ministry of Sports will not be within this scope. Will these comrades in the Ministry of Sports defect? ​​Do they know what can help the United States and help the United States establish a national system? Besides, everyone can establish a national system, except for the Soviet Union itself and Democratic Germany, there is some meaning in later generations. The Soviet Union's national system influenced one-tenth of the Soviet population. As for the physical fitness of the Soviet population, the Soviet Union began to rate the physical fitness of its own population as early as the Stalin period. At that time, the population was rated at tens of millions, not to mention now.

The number of people who regularly participated in sports in the Soviet Union accounted for about one-tenth of the total population; before the collapse of the Soviet Union, the number of people who participated in sports had grown to more than 35% of the total population.

After the war, the basic form of mass sports in the Soviet Union was to implement the labor and health system across the country. The labor and health system consists of two parts: the youth labor and health system and the ordinary labor and health system. The youth labor and health system is suitable for primary and secondary school students. The ordinary labor and health system is generally divided into three levels. Each level of labor and health system stipulates different sports knowledge, skills, tests and standards for some sports events. The labor and health system test items are often carried out through sports competitions, such as inter-school, inter-factory, and sports competitions between teams. By implementing the labor and health system across the country, sports gradually penetrate into people's daily lives. National sports activities not only enhance the physical health of workers, but also create favorable conditions for selecting excellent reserve sports talents.

Why is gymnastics always called the socialist movement? Just go to the squares in various parts of the Soviet Union to see this question. You can see a Soviet man exercising there at any time. The athlete that the Soviet Union has the least shortage of hair is gymnastics.

It involves all aspects of Soviet society, allowing the whole people to improve their physical fitness and enter the culture, is the real national system. In Selov's view, this is a completely good thing. It is too many benefits to plan the population of all parts of the country, improve their physical fitness together, and give people a strong physique.

Selov didn't remember where he was last time when he wore a suit. Selov, who was wearing a suit among the comrades of the Sports Department, would occasionally reach out and pull his collar. After putting on the tie, he always felt a little breathable.

"General Serov, we will arrive in Zurich soon!" After entering Swiss airspace, the crew had received guidance notice from the Zurich Air Traffic Center.

"I came out to carry out the mission. Don't worry about me, and I won't interfere with your itinerary!" Selov signaled to the comrades of the Sports Department not to worry. He did not trust the Sports Department's itinerary this time.

The Soviet Airliner landed heavily at Zurich International Airport with its unique Soviet-style landings, which made Selov, who looked desperate, understand that it would be impossible to expect Soviet drivers to change their landing style. If time is not tight in the future, it would be better for him to take a train.

Zurich concentrates the global and European headquarters of more than 100 banks, more than half of which are foreign banks, United Bank of Switzerland, Credit Suisse, Zurich Financial Services Group and many European private banks are all located in Zurich. The efficient and strict confidentiality of the Swiss banking industry makes Zurich the main center of offshore banking business in the world, and financial account transfers account about one-quarter of the economic activities of the entire city of Zurich. The headquarters of the Swiss Stock Exchange is also located in Zurich.

"A good place to launder money!" Selov got off the plane and waited for the reception. The Soviet Union also had a consulate in Zurich. The capital of Switzerland was neither Zurich nor Geneva. However, the KGB in both cities had invested a lot of energy. Selov complained that money laundering was not abdicating Zurich, but was completely praising, because the KGB's overseas funds were also inseparable from here.

It is normal that the KGB funds are not here, so should they be placed in London? Or directly in the United States? Therefore, Zurich's rapid development has a certain relationship with the Soviet Union, which shows the benefits of a neutral country in Switzerland. When the Soviet Union is operating funds, American opponents will definitely not choose to go to a larger London trading market in Europe than Zurich, because Britain and the United States usually wear pairs of pants, and London is not within the scope of the locations trusted by the Soviet authorities.

This time, Selov came out to check the accounts, because the KGB team was in this city where the stock market was studied. When he recruited personnel, he almost searched the mathematics department in Moscow.

"Is the itinerary of the Sports Department going to visit FIFA tomorrow? Well, I also like football and want to talk to Mr. Stanley and Mr. Rous about his life ideals." Serov looked down at his watch and waved his hands, "Wish you all the best for you!"

"General Selov, you and the two comrades will not have any problems in their own actions, right?" asked the cadre of the Sports Department kindly, "Why don't you go to a hotel with us, our budget is enough."

"No need, don't be restrained when going abroad. If you have any difficulties, tell me!" While Selov answered, he parked next to him with a clever car. After a vague hint, he knew that this was coming to pick up his vehicle, so he said goodbye to the comrades of the Sports Department. He also had to inspect the Soviet stock market team, not knowing whether they were staring at the US dollar crisis.
Chapter completed!