"Name."

"Zavrilov."

"Military rank?"

"Major."

"Now, please tell me in detail about the night before the conflict broke out."

"At that time, I was on a vehicle and inspected the outpost ahead, but was captured by a secret German unit and brought to the fortress."

"You said you were caught by a German. Is there any evidence? For example, have you seen anyone who is with you?"

Zafrilov shook his head: "No."

"In other words, no one confirmed that you were captured, then it is possible that you went into the fortress by yourself and reported to the Germans, right?"

"No, absolutely impossible, how could I do such a thing!" Zafrilov got up from his chair and said to the person opposite him: "I am loyal to the Soviets, how could I surrender to the enemy!"

At this time, there was still a rhythmic sound outside. On the way to Moscow, the interrogation of some of the prisoners began. The responsible Ministry of Internal Affairs needed to find out the truth about the matter at that time.

Now, Zafrilov keenly felt that this scene seemed familiar, almost the same as the original purge!

This made Zafrilov very angry. He had been strapped to the top of the fortress church after a lifetime of death by the Germans, feeling countless shells flying over, and the nearest shell even scratched his scalp.

In this case, he still came back to life. When he heard that he was going to return to China, he was even happy. He did not discredit the Soviets, but he still loved his motherland.

But now, the other party wants to throw dirty water on him!

"Sit down!" Two internal affairs personnel next to him came and pressed him down. After feeling his discoital cooperation, one of them picked up a wrench on the table and hit Zafrilov's stomach. His stomach hurt, like a shrimp, bent over, so painful that he couldn't straighten up.

Sure enough, these people are the ones who are the best at interrogating prisoners, but they are not Soviet prisoners!

"It seems that he is a diehard, and he refuses to confess, so he takes him down and brings Akim Chikin over." said Yegor, who is in charge of the interrogation.

The carriage had no windows and was gloomy. Yegor was a little anxious. He had to investigate the entire incident completely during his trip to Moscow. After all, there was only one-sided thing about Khrushchev, and many things had not yet been revealed.

In particular, he had no right to interrogate Temushingo and Pavlov, and could only start with these lower-level officers!

In this regard, he has become more experienced. In the fight against the counter-counter, there are not ten thousand people convicted by him, and there are eight thousand people. No means can be used to do any tricks!

Moscow.

"The Germans cooperated very well, handed over the prisoners, and withdrew from the occupied areas. Everything returned to what they were before," Molotov said.

Molotov didn't say much about the specific diplomatic process in Germany. In short, everything was in line with Stalin's wishes.

However, Stalin's face was still gloomy.

These prisoners are really too embarrassing to the Soviets.

"Beria, what should you do with these betrayal people?" Stalin asked.

Betrayal?

Surrender and betrayal are two concepts. If the battle is not going well, surrender is also an option, but betrayal is different. Betrayal refers to those who obey the enemy after surrender and then follow the enemy to bully their compatriots.

It seems that no one is turning against the clan?

Belia had not figured out the situation yet, but he also knew that Stalin had convicted these people by saying so, and no one could escape.

"Comrade Stalin, we are a just country. They must be examined and convicted. Those who are guilty should be punished with a culprit. Those who are generally sent to Siberia," said Belia.

"What are you looking at? They are already in Germany!" Stalin said angrily: "Have you noticed it yet? The number of people sent by the Germans does not match the number of captured people. Where did more than 300 people go?"

Belia immediately secretly called herself stupid, but did not notice these details!

After the conflict ended, the specific data had been counted. Although the people killed by the large-caliber high-explosion bomb had turned into minced meat, they still counted it very carefully and the data they obtained was credible.

But now, there are fewer people repatriated in Germany than this number. If the number is less than one hundred, it is acceptable. After all, the statistics are inaccurate in many cases.

But with more than 300 people missing, there is definitely a problem!

"Sorry, Comrade Stalin, I'll go out to investigate." Beria hurried away, and soon he returned with a look of shock: "Comrade Stalin, we have investigated it clearly. Indeed, more than 300 people did not return to Germany. They joined the German army and named it Volunteer Corps."

Everyone present had a pale face. Belia gritted her teeth and said, "These people are all traitors of the Soviet Union. They arrested their relatives and took them to Siberia to be coolies!"

No one was not angry, the Soviets did not forget them, so they took them back, and they actually chose to stay in Germany!

This is something that makes people angry.

But Belia was as clear as a mirror, and he knew what Stalin was worried about.

It didn't take long, and these people were captured for less than a month. As a result, more than 300 people turned against each other. This is an amazing number! What does this mean?

During the period when they were captured, Germany must have bewitched them, and although these people came back, they must be a factor of uncertainty. They should not be too kind to these captured people. If they are filled with society, they will definitely have a greater impact.

"Comrade Stalin, I suggest that the trains that were transported to the Ural Mountains, where they were allowed to do physical labor and slowly transform them. At the same time, identify the suspicious elements in it. Those who can be transformed and those who cannot be transformed will be convicted according to military law."

The railway line was built by the Germans and it was connected to the Ural Mountains. The mines there required manpower, which could transport the prisoners over.

Labor reform!

Stalin nodded: "Just deal with it."

"So, what about Temuxingo and Pavlov?" Zhukov asked suddenly.

This question made Stalin's face dark: "It's time for them to carry out some labor reform and let them go to Ural Mountain to wake up."
Chapter completed!