At this stage, the Sudan is not suitable to start to eliminate all opposition forces immediately. Serov does not think that among his students, there are people like Stalin and Hoscha. Even Stalin and Hoscha are not so anxious. Some things are destined to take time to prepare for the sake of the Sudan, so what the Sudan needs is not to immediately attack religious people, but first strive for some progressive people, such as college student groups, and after having a mass base, they will attack religion.

Before starting a religion, a department similar to the KGB secret police bureau is needed to deal with religious groups. At least you must know the peace church imams in Sudan and control the movements before you can take the lead in the future.

In Kiev, the capital of the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic, Valia comfortably held a telegram sent by Moscow in the building of the Ministry of Education, asking Ukraine to select a group of teachers to enter Sudan for assistance, with the purpose of helping Sudan's relatively backward education system. This order is not very special. Even China has received help in this aspect. What makes this peaceful and beautiful woman curious is that the country that is aided is Sudan.

"Isn't my husband there?" Valia thought of this question at the first glance when she saw Sultan. Her beautiful face showed a hint of thought, and her jade hand was standing on the table. Her whole body looked like a perfect goddess sculpture.

Before going abroad, Selov not only reported to the Soviet Central Presidium, but also notified his wife, otherwise how did Rubie's comments on Katerina III come from at the headquarters of the YangkakGB? This is why.

So Valia knew clearly where Selov was at every moment, at least where he was, and this time was no exception. Valia, who was gently stroking her hair, felt something flashing in her heart. This thought flashed and didn't catch it. After her beautiful eyes fell on the telegram again, she suddenly flashed her white little hand and snapped her fingers, "I understand, Yura's purpose is in Ukraine..."

After thinking of this, Valia got up from the chair, held her pointed belly and picked up the phone, "I have some ideas about supporting the education construction in Sudan. I want to report it. Is Secretary Sherjiuke here? Well, OK!"

Sherjiuk is the third person in Ukraine and one of the representatives who support Khrushchev the most. He is the first vice chairman of the Ukrainian Party Committee. It is not absolutely true that he is the third person, because he is far from third in terms of position. But he is indeed the most influential person except for Sherest, the first secretary of the Ukrainian Party Committee, and Sherbisky, the chairman of the Council of Ministers. Sherjiuk has a good relationship with Xie Ning, the first vice chairman of the Council of Ministers. This era is very interesting. Like Sherjiuk, they are of the Xie generation.

Valia is close to Sherjiuk in Ukraine, but she did not get involved in this intrigue. She did not offend the two giants Sherest and Sherbizky in Ukraine. Thanks to Sherbizky who climbed very high in the KGB, Valia lived a very good life in Ukraine. Whether it was Sherest, Sherbizky, or Xie Ning, Sherjiuk was very good to her. The other party’s husband was the chairman of the KGB, so Valia had a high degree of freedom of movement.

"For Sudan's aid, I mean to draw some professional university scholars and experienced managers to help Sudan build an education system that benefits the whole people, and strive to eliminate the existence of illiteracy in the shortest time." Valia talked freely. In this regard, she was very confident and had the style of the flower of the Communist Youth League back then.

"This investment is very large. We won't have any problems here, right?" Sherjiuke was not making things difficult for Valia at all. This is just his regular speaking attitude. Sherjiuke's words are like this. Every time she puts forward the difficulties first, and then discusses ways to solve the problem.

Valia also knew Serjiuk's habits and expressed the resources and advantages of the Ukrainian education department. Sherjiuk nodded frequently and asked Variya to draw a list. He wanted to propose it at the party committee meeting to see if it could be passed.

"Thank you, Chairman, look at me!" Valia said hello with a polite smile, and then left Sherjiuk's office.

When she returned to the Ministry of Education, she immediately began to formulate a list of aid construction. This list has been in Valia's mind for several years. When she returned to her hometown to be the deputy minister of the Ministry of Education, she decided to promote Russian throughout Ukraine. However, the conditions in Ukraine are relatively complicated. In Western Ukraine, west of Kiev, education for promoting Russian is always not smooth. The big reason for this is the people and the pressure from the party.

The most direct pressure lies in the fact that the first secretary of the Ukrainian Party Committee, Shrest, was born in an American peasant family in Andreyevka Town, Zmievska County, Kharkov Province. He joined the Communist Youth League in 1927. He served as the secretary of the Brosk District Committee of the Communist Youth League in 1928. He joined the Communist Party of the Soviet Union before 1932. He worked in a factory fitter and secretary of the Communist Youth League district committee. After 1932, he worked in heavy industrial enterprises and held positions in engineering and technology. He began to serve as the first secretary of the Communist Party of Ukraine in July last year and became the top leader of Ukraine.

Sherest is a Ukrainian. He has always advocated the thorough implementation of Ukrainian culture throughout Ukraine and has always had a resistant attitude towards Russian and Russian education. With this first secretary as a backing, the Russianization of Western Ukraine has been delayed, and Valia's guarantees to her husband can only be postponed.

Now we can take advantage of the opportunity of education to assist Sudan to operate this issue. Valia has drawn up a list of scholars from the Ministry of Education or universities who are more Ukrainian. This opportunity will drive them to Ukraine, killing two birds with one stone.

"Comrade Serbizky, look at the plan of our first deputy minister of the Ministry of Education. What do you see from it?" Sherbizky, who got the Valia report, found Sherbizky and discussed this matter. The second-ranked Ukrainian figure Sherbizky had a very good relationship with Brezhnev and was appreciated by the second secretary. According to Serbizky, this is the core figure of the Dnepro gang. Later generations, after Brezhnev came to power, Sherbizky and Podgorne supported Sherbizky started a battle in Ukraine. A very important question was whether Ukraine should be Russianized.

The progress of Ukraine's rusticization was actually completed during the term of Sherbisky, but at the beginning, due to Sherest's relationship, the collapse of the Soviet Union made Ukraine's rusticization fail.

"Well, Katerina III wants to send scholars who resist Russian textbooks out to build aid?" Shelbitsky looked at this matter with a relaxed attitude. How could the tricks on this list be hidden from him?

"Valia is a Ukrainian, but she has always been very interested in promoting Russian. Sherest has a headache." Sherjiuk said frivolously, "I don't know why this beautiful woman is so intolerant of her own language."

"It depends on who his husband is. Selov is a Russian in the Caucasus. He has definitely seen language problems in the border areas since he was a child. This situation may have an impact on Valia." Selbizky analyzed calmly, "We all know how sensitive the KGB chairman is to this matter. He has always been guarded against the infiltration of ideas. With such a husband, it doesn't matter whether Valia is a Ukrainian or not. Don't expect women to have any national justice."

"But Sherest would not agree. That guy is simply an idiot on this issue. This problem will be solved sooner or later. His attitude of letting things go is really annoying." Sherjiuk said dissatisfiedly. In fact, except for Ukrainization, he was not dissatisfied with Sherest. No matter where she looked, Sherest was very good, except for this problem.

"We just need to support it. If Sherest strongly opposes, it will definitely attract the Caspian tiger. Don't think that Katerina III is just a joke. Selbow is simply a baby to Valia!" Sherbizky said, "It is also a good thing for our work. In terms of support, the supporters who promote Russian are the second secretary Brezhnev, while Sherest's supporters are Podgorne. But don't forget that behind Sherev is Xie Lieping, the chairman of the Party and the State Supervisory Commission, is a powerful figure. Xie Lieping has many friends and is really not good at focusing on this issue. Sherest is not easy to deal with. Anyway, it's just a group of scholars. It's better to let foreign countries see the real situation..."

This debate was caused by Valia's aid report. Shelbitsky, Sherjiuk and Xiening unanimously agreed to the aid report. Sherest nodded after thinking for a long time. After all, it was just a group of scholars. Sherest would not object if most people agreed, which seemed very unwise.

On the second Sunday of April, the Sudanese capital Khartoum welcomed a huge Soviet delegation, which included representatives from major departments, representative cadres in the fields of mining, agriculture, education, machinery and security, and the new Sudanese Military Commission to discuss the issue of comprehensive assistance to Sudan. At this time, Selov and Andropov were no longer in the Sudan capital, but were leisurely wandering on the Sudan grasslands, to be precise, hunting.

"The environment here is really good, it is a good place for cultivation. Although our country's territory is large, there are not many places with good climates!" Andropov had a rare moment of relaxation on the jeep.
Chapter completed!