Chapter 91 Asking Suslov for Help
Due to the bad incident of the theft of treasury jewels, the treasury of the Central Bank of Moscow launched an unprecedented inspection to investigate how many treasures in the treasury were exchanged without anyone knowing it. This is a complete nightmare for the person in charge here.
All the collections in this national treasury were taken out one by one, and the authenticity was verified by experts on the spot, while the KGB personnel were responsible for counting the number of stolen collections and the amount involved. Looking at the long list of stolen items, almost everyone gasped, wondering how many people would be held accountable for this incident.
The state gifts given to the leaders of the Soviet Union by various countries, the antique jewelry left by the tsarist period, and the precious cultural relics donated to the country by some folks are all unavoidable. Fortunately, these thieves only focused on jewelry, gold and diamonds, and ignored some more precious oil paintings, sculptures and other precious antiques. They are really a bunch of rude and ignorant guys.
As for where the jewelry flowing out of here went, Kirilenko, who has never given up on the case, found the answer in the Moscow jewelry company. Almost all the items stolen from the state treasury will flow into the counter of the Moscow jewelry company, and then be bought by some specific customers at extremely low prices. In the purchase records, Kirilenko saw a series of resounding Names, Zoya Fedorova, Irina Bugrimova, and even Kalinin, the director of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, who bought a priceless gold watch here for the price of cabbage, Kiri Lian Ke did not dare to take any further actions after tracing this. He immediately reported the matter to the KGB investigation team.
So Gennady, who was ignorant of Zweigon's concerns, brought Kalinin back to the KGB Headquarters for questioning.
"Kalinin, we saw your name on the accounts of the Moscow Jewelry Company. You bought a stolen item from the treasury. Tell us, where did this watch go?" Gennady asked viciously. road.
"Stolen? How is it possible? I bought it in a state-run jewelry store. Is it my responsibility that I bought the stolen goods in a state-run jewelry store?" Kalinin said perfunctorily, his eyes fixed Staring at his fingernails, there was no expression of panic at all.
"Tell me, where did this watch go?" Gennady asked forcefully.
"Okay, this is what you need to know. I said it to scare you to death. This watch is a birthday present from Deputy Minister Churbanov to his boss Sholokov. It is now worn in Sholoko. Minister Husband's wrist, you have the ability to check it!" Kalinin said with a smile while crossing his legs.
"You...!" Gennady was so pissed off that he couldn't do anything about it. He thought he could arrest an official of the right level and hand him over directly, but who knows that he also has a background. Gennady, the KGB, really has nothing to do with him. .
Tsweikon was also confused by the following case. The report of Pravda attracted the attention of the media. Now almost everyone is paying attention to the progress of the matter, but Tswikon already knows about it. Mr. Bo's precious daughter will be involved. Andropov is paying close attention to the progress of the case almost every day. The entire team was driven out of the zz game.
Tsweikon had no way to suppress this case. He didn't dare to tell Mr. Bo that he had made such a big mess. For now, he could only block the news, at least let the media shut up. Therefore, Tsweikon, who has nowhere to go, can only turn to Suslov, the number two figure in the party, for help. Tsweikon has already thought about it. Even if he really broke up with Mr. Bo in the end, he can still ask Mr. Su to come forward Keeping yourself, Mr. Su, a veteran of the three dynasties, still has some face.
So in hesitation and panic, the desperate Zweikon called the party theorist, "Grey Bishop" Suslov.
"Hello, Zweigon? Why did you think of calling me?" Su's old voice came from the other side of the phone.
"Mr. Su, something serious has happened. We investigated a murder case and found out...found...found that Mr. Bo's family was involved. I don't know how to deal with it. Please give me instructions!" He planned to cover it up for President Bo. After all, there was a real quarrel, and Bo would never let him go. Besides, Tswigon couldn't take care of the current mess.
"Oh? What's going on, does anyone know about this?" Suslov immediately raised his vigilance and asked.
"I just told you, Mr. Su, now the media reporters are chasing us every day to get to the bottom of it. I'm afraid they will find out sooner or later. I want you to help us control the public opinion, otherwise..." Tsweikon no longer dared Think about the things behind.
"Listen, Tswigun, don't tell anyone about this matter, and wait until I come back to make a conclusion. If this matter is made public, the dignity of our party will be wiped out! I will return from Warsaw next week , stop all activities before that, and wait until I come back to talk about it, and I will control the media affairs!" Suslov immediately made arrangements, but he did not expect such a big thing to happen in the country after only a few days in Poland . This is a major event that will destroy the foundation. Maybe the riots in Poland will spread to the Soviet Union.
Suslov is very anxious now, but he can't go back to Moscow immediately. He came to Poland to solve the problem, so what's going on if he returns home hastily. These second-generation bastards, relying on their parents' official positions, actually do whatever they want, even killing people. Don't they know that this is digging their own graves?
At this moment, Suslov suddenly felt exhausted. He had never felt so tired. Since the Stalin era, Suslov had already stepped onto the highest political stage of the Soviet Union. He was once a A learned scholar, Stalin's wife Alliluyeva and Khrushchev's teacher. Suslov has struggled all his life in the cause of ideology and party theory, carefully maintaining the image of the Soviet Union in the hearts of the people. He is willing to listen to different voices and adopt the constructive ideas proposed by these opponents. Sexual suggestions, but he has always firmly controlled domestic public opinion and does not allow any slander of the party. If someone slanders his hard work, he will mercilessly destroy this person, but now these second generations actually To smash with a hammer the work he had carved all his life. (To be continued..)