Comrade Selov, who took office as Indonesian national security adviser, accepted the appointment of a friendly country, quickly spread from Jakarta to the entire Indonesia. First, it was an action against the army. After replacing the unreliable military generals, the second action began.

"Hedayani is actually inevitable. Similar to a country like Indonesia that has just been independent but has always been very conflicted. If the country does not adopt an iron-fisted policy, the country will never be united. The Ministry of Internal Affairs does this and will definitely bear the infamy. However, if it is not done, the state of Indonesia's national spirit will never be improved." Selov had a deep conversation with Indonesia's third deputy prime minister and minister of Internal Affairs Handayani, which is necessary.

"This is the premise. Of course, you can ignore this matter and let Indonesia finish these conflicts in fifty years or longer. But I must remind you that the price of the outbreak of various conflicts within fifty years is not smaller than the plan I mentioned, and perhaps more people will die." From this point of view, Selov is honest. He did not hide his purpose at all, and directly told the other party that he wanted to kill someone and used thunder to solve the hidden dangers in Indonesia.

Religious forces, enemy forces, and military forces are too big to lose. These problems are intertwined, and the price of using time to run in is really no less than the one that was purged in one go. Shelov didn't have time to wait fifty years before using Indonesia to help the Soviet Union improve his strength. Now he is almost forty years old and does not think he can live to ninety years old. By the time Indonesia slowly grinds his skills, the daylily will be cold.

"But, this action is too much to do, and I'm afraid that someone will use this topic to deal with me in the future." Handayani was a little hesitant. After seeing Selov's plan, he had been in this hesitation. Because there were too many forces and people involved, he dared not take action.

"You may be afraid that the reputation of the Ministry of Internal Affairs has become bad, right? Also, you are afraid that future political enemies will deal with you for this matter? In fact, you don't have to worry about this!" Selov stood up and walked around, "The Soviet Union did have many problems during the major purging process in the 1930s. After I took office as the chairman of the KGB, I studied this issue specifically, and now it can be avoided. Of course, there are some experiences from other countries. The first thing in this kind of thing is that no original information can be left behind, and no information can be left behind. From the reality of Indonesia, you have not yet established a complete national archive. Although it is a bit backward, it is definitely a good thing in terms of the purging."

"The backwardness of information and archives can conceal the actions of the Ministry of Internal Affairs to a certain extent. At the same time, this is not enough. Handayani, think carefully. The Ministry of Internal Affairs is carrying out a national rectification campaign. Except for the people at your headquarters who know that the scope of the country is the whole country. Will the specific individuals who accept the order know how many people have been eliminated in the entire country at the same time? Not everyone will have a global consideration, so as long as you do a quick handling of the disaster and do not leave files and be overturned in the future, what are you afraid of?"

Handayani nodded in a clear way. He understood what Selov meant. The professional anti-counterfeiting workers were different. They had already thought of all possibilities. It seemed that the Soviets in front of them had already prepared and blocked all the retreats.

"The purpose of this kind of purge is not to cause panic. The ideal result is that God clears the target without knowing it!" Selov told Handayani bit by bit how to operate the real purge. In this era, everyone in the world knew that the Soviet Union had undergone a major purge, but in fact, this kind of knowledge only happened after the war. After Stalin's death, Beria began to reflect on the purge. Therefore, the news of the loss of the purge spread to the whole world. In the 1930s, few people knew about the Soviet Union's various things in the 1930s. The Soviet cadre class naturally knew about it, but they basically had no chance to go abroad.

So in those days, don’t watch the Great Purge all over the Soviet Union. The Ministry of Internal Affairs was crazy about eliminating untrustworthy enemies, but in fact, just like the entire Iron Curtain adjective, the countries outside didn’t know what happened to the Soviet Union at all. Based on this experience, Selov concluded that as long as he started ruthlessly and acted quickly enough, there would be no problem after finishing this matter within a few months. Even if some countries noticed it, they had no evidence.

Handayani's worries are double, on the one hand for the Ministry of Internal Affairs and on the other hand for himself. Selov is completely understandable for himself. Belia regretted it back then, but Selov believed that this was Belia's failure, because his actions after Stalin's death were simply to dig a grave for himself. It would be better to destroy all the original materials and never admit it.

"I am from the Soviet Union and now an Indonesian national security adviser, so the future liquidation cannot be settled on me." Selov knew that he could not hesitate at this time and he would definitely take the blame when it was time to take the blame. Handayani was afraid that this matter would be liquidated in the future, but Selov was not afraid because he was not an Indonesian.

"Chairman Selov, what do you mean?" Handayani actually understood Selov's meaning, but he couldn't believe it. A Soviet man came to Indonesia from thousands of miles away, not only helping Indonesia solve the inflated military forces, but also to carry out purging. What is most touching is that he is also ready to take the initiative to help the Indonesian Ministry of Internal Affairs take the blame.

"I did the purgation!" Shelov simply took everything to himself and said, "You can tell President Sukarno that I am fully responsible for this matter. All the purgation documents of the Ministry of Internal Affairs are now issued by me. If there is any force to overturn the verdict in the future, all the purgation documents will be pushed to me."

Selov didn't care about this insult. Who made him an atheist? He was not afraid of Allah causing trouble for him. Selov and Handayani went to the Maolin Palace together the next day and met Sukarno.

Sukarno took a shower first yesterday, and because the weather was too hot and his emotional speech, he was sweating. After taking a shower, he put on a wide bathrobe. At this time, the waiter had served the refreshment. After a short rest, he changed into a checkered shirt and a pair of gray breeches, which his wife, Mrs. Devi, brought back from Japan. To welcome her, he put on the clothes she liked, and then he drove to the Indonesian hotel to pick up his Japanese wife Devi, who attended Sna at Sukarno.

During the Yan Stadium meeting, she had spent some time at the Neil Vana Nightclub. Mrs. Devi was young and beautiful, with all the charm of an oriental woman. She wore a gorgeous flower dress, long black and oily shawl hair, and a large color-changing mirror. She had already been waiting there before President Sukarno arrived. She complained that Sukarno was late, and Sukarno always apologized with a smile. Then the two went to Kato Subroto Street, Slibi District, where Mrs. Devi's luxury residence, where the president spent the night.

In the morning, Selov and Handayani were defeated and met Sukarno when they arrived at Mrs. Devi's luxury residence. They looked at the Japanese woman, but Selov did not say anything. To be honest, although the other party was Japanese, he did not believe that a woman could do anything. When there were rumors in the next life that he was a Japanese spy, but the credibility was very low because Suharto's coup was not good for this Japanese woman.

At Selov's gesture, Sukarno asked Mrs. Devi to return to her room. After a while, the third Indonesian giant and the first deputy prime minister Subandrio came. Aidi himself served as the vice chairman of the Indonesian Interim People's Consultative Conference, the first vice chairman of the Indonesian Communist Party, the first vice chairman of the Indonesian Communist Party, the second vice chairman of the Indonesian Communist Party, the second vice chairman of the Indonesian Communist Party, Yodo served as the cabinet minister of state.

When he saw the three giants of Indonesia, Selov looked disgusted. In fact, he felt very complicated when he saw these three guys. It would be fine if Indonesia was weak. The problem was that Indonesia was still quite powerful, but it was wiped out by Suharto in less than half a year. This was equivalent to a good hand of cards being beaten into spring by the enemy.

Say everything he wants to say. Sherov looked at these Indonesian giants and was hesitant when he saw them. He said bluntly, "If it weren't for my long time that Indonesia was in danger of a coup. When President Sukarno established the Ministry of Internal Affairs, I guess you were killed now and Indonesia no longer exists. Now you tell me to be kind? Do you know that Argentina is still in an illegal state. If I hadn't taken action this time, you would have become bones, a group of leaders without any sense of struggle."

"You will be safe after all the ****s closely related to the military are eliminated, do you understand?" At this time, Sukarno just came out, and Selov said again.

"After the national purge is completed, a Sukarno front, including Indonesia*, can be established, so that all the center-left forces can be united. I think my mission will be completed and I can return to China." Serov's words resonated with Sukarno's heart, because this incident was good for him. The front named after him shows that his rights have been further expanded.

In this way, a huge power for national purge fell on a Soviet man like Selov. When the news reached Moscow, even Suslov was very surprised and said for a long time, "It seems that he was born to do this, and he actually got the power to purge in Indonesia so quickly."
Chapter completed!