Chapter 1146 I Was Present when Exchanging Spies

The exchange time was set for two days later. After communicating with the United States, Alan Wilson replied that he had no objections and just waited for the exchange time. In fact, he was very surprised. He wanted to ask Galliman and Pinkovsky something. There were two Americans arrested in the case. Didn't they communicate with the Soviet side?

Maybe the Americans believe that the two Americans who were arrested have no exchange value, or that there will be opportunities in the future?

But? If he remembered correctly, it seemed that the two Americans in the Pinkovsky case were eventually shot.

If the two Americans are eventually shot and the British Grawind is exchanged this time, then the impact of this exchange of spies may not end so easily.

"Dulles, is Britain so popular?" Because this was an internal affair of the United States, after Alan Wilson figured out the key, he absolutely kept his mouth shut and pretended that nothing happened today.

After all, his relationship with Americans is not as deep as Fortseva's.

The two-day waiting time had to be spent somehow. Hedy Lamarr's location work received special attention from the Deputy Secretary-General. Many landmarks in West Berlin left traces of the two of them.

"This exchange of spies can be used as material for the 007 movie. Sometimes it can be consistent with reality, and it may have unexpected effects. Of course, the quality of the movie must be checked."

After hearing what the man said, Hedy Lamarr rolled her eyes and said, "It's like you know more about movies."

"Don't I understand? The Night the Comet Comes can be regarded as an example of small liberality and also won a prize in France." Alan Wilson asked in the tone of an absolutely original author.

this? Hedy Lamarr opened her mouth, unable to say anything else, "Just think what you said makes sense."

The deputy secretary-general once again got away with it. He thought to himself that his acting skills should be inferior to those of these female stars.

If Woodpecker Pictures were not now the number one film company in France and even Europe, the film "The Night the Comet Came" would have cost $50,000 and box office of $60,000, like in later generations, and would have been completely buried at the box office.

The reason why there is such a big success this time is not only because Hedy Lamar is acting cute again but it is also related to the current status of the film company in Europe. Otherwise, it would never be so easy.

In order to accumulate materials for Ms. Hedy Lamarr, Alan Wilson decided to personally meet Abel, the spy king with many faces used by the United States to confuse the situation. This kind of figure named spy king really aroused his curiosity.

It is normal to say that Abel was born in the UK. Considering that Philby is now the head of MI5 in China, this result cannot be said to be an accident. After the First World War, the threat posed by the Bolsheviks was both serious and serious. It is neither serious nor serious. What is not serious is that the Soviet Union back then was not the Soviet Union now. The imperialist military power can still make the Soviet Union fearful. Unlike now, the Soviet Union cannot survive without the United States.

On the serious side, it is largely reflected in the fact that a large number of spies who are loyal to the Soviet Union have appeared in many countries, and Abel is one of them.

Accompanied by Garriman, Alan Wilson expressed his intention to explore Abel's mental journey.

Facing the British man who was at the same level as his boss, Galliman nodded in agreement, although he didn't understand what the purpose was. "Sir Wilson, this man is very cunning."

"I also know that it is impossible to instigate rebellion against him. If it were possible, you would have done this long ago." Alan Wilson went straight to the point, saying that he was not slandering the United States, but that it was the truth. "There is always something to gain from talking, otherwise no one will learn from it." He and we can also take precautions.”

It’s hard for him to say, but the arrest of Abel, the spy king with many faces in the movie, must have been due to me, Daying.

As for why Abel, who was born in England, became a Soviet spy, isn't it very simple? His family is an immigrant from Imperial Russia, and there is nothing wrong with being close to the motherland.

"I heard that the Americans are offering you an annual salary of US$110,000. Why don't you cooperate with the free world? What do you want that we can't provide?" The conversation between Alan Wilson and Abel made Galliman next to him very excited. Embarrassing, he understands the truth, but the words of the head of the British intelligence service are too unpleasant to listen to.

"There is something called ideal in this world." Abel said with a sneer, "Of course you don't have it."

"So what if you have that kind of illusory thing." Alan Wilson curled his lips disdainfully, "It's as if you are so righteous. Isn't it just for profit to expand your influence? Is it really to liberate the world? The world? The technological level of this world is far from reaching the time to establish your so-called ideal."

“Don’t think that it’s amazing that the Soviet Union’s steel output, coal, oil, cotton, and apple trees have all caught up. The world’s lowest-cost oil, iron ore, coal, and even all aspects of low-cost raw materials have all In the hands of the free world, you took Congo once, do you really think you can replicate it a second time?”

"So what if the Soviet Union is the largest textile country? It's just an industry that the UK is unwilling to invest in. The fundamental reason is that it doesn't make money. Can you sell a shirt for the price of gold? You can't!"

When Alan Wilson spoke, his tone was very condescending. He knew that in another ten years, the Soviet Union would reach its peak and various industrial indicators would climb to the top of the world. So what? There is an even more powerful one in the 21st century.

Can you make money? The population of the Soviet Union exceeded that of any country in the free world, but did the Soviet Union still have human resources that it could rely on?

Even if there were still, the population of the free world would exceed that of the Soviet Union. Unless both China and India were determined to follow the Soviet Union, it would have to be both countries together, not one of them.

Whether it is resources, population or productivity, the Soviet Union can catch up with the United States. It is absolutely a dream to catch up with the free world.

Is steelmaking great? As long as we find people with tools and pile up high-quality iron ore, even Malaya can achieve an annual output of 30 million tons. The Soviet Union's oil production was large, was it greater than Saudi Arabia?

Britain has already completed its construction long ago. If London is demolished and rebuilt, the demand for steel and cement will not be worse than that of the Soviet Union. It's not like Alan Wilson has never been involved in real estate. He did quite well in the colonies.

"Who knows what will happen in the future. I have been in the United States for several years and I know very well the strength and weakness of the United States." Abel replied unmoved, "Britain? The United States and the free world you call are by no means invincible. "

"You are really confident." Alan Wilson commented in a tone of old imperialism. "You don't think that the Soviet Union ignores intellectual property rights and can continue copying and pasting like Japan forever? Reverse engineering cannot solve all problems."

"That's an interesting statement." Abel responded absentmindedly, "If you are planning to rebel against me, it would be better to save yourself the trouble. If I wanted to surrender, I wouldn't wait until now."

When Abel said this, he stopped replying. He could endure several years of imprisonment and rejected the generous treatment from the United States. How could he be wavering when he was about to return to the country?

"Then we'll see." Alan Wilson took out his camera and asked Garriman to take pictures of himself.

"Sir Wilson, is this true?" Garriman couldn't laugh or cry, and was at a loss with the camera.

"It's part of the professional image." Alan Wilson urged Dulles' subordinates with an official-obsessed look.

Before leaving, he naturally asked for a copy of the conversation record and gave it to Hedy Lamarr to make material for a new movie. I was present at the Berlin Bridge exchange of spies. This will surely become a legend.

"Should I teach you Mr. M?" Hedy Lamarr said angrily and funny.

"You don't understand the British system, so don't talk nonsense!" Alan Wilson straightened his back and corrected, "Isn't Mr. M the protagonist's boss? Richard's role is my subordinate."

On this day, the air was cold, gloomy and windless. On a heavily guarded iron bridge in Potsdam, the released spies from both sides faced each other. They were strangers to each other, but they became points of intersection.

At both ends of the iron bridge, many military police stood silently, heavily guarded, as if they were facing a formidable enemy. A group of armed soldiers ran out of the two sections of the white line that symbolized the junction, standing face to face with guns in hand.

Both sides read out the pardon, nodded to each other, and shouted, "Exchange!"

Gravind, a legal citizen of the United Kingdom, exchanged for Yevgeny Ivanov of the Soviet Union. Abel exchanged the Soviet captured pilot Powers, and the four men advanced face to face until they crossed the white line.

At this moment, Alan Wilson, who was wearing a decent suit, stepped forward, hugged Grawind against the armed men with live ammunition, and kept chanting, "You are finally back..."

The team brought by Hedy Lamarr immediately set up their guns and cannons, and the camera shutter kept flashing to record the return of the legal citizens who had worked so hard to rescue the British.

After hugging the British citizens, Alan Wilson reached out to shake hands with the pilot Bowles, and said in a tone full of the special relationship between Britain and the United States, "Welcome to the free world. I believe your family in the United States is also very worried about your safety. Serve your country, The country will never forget you."

People who don't know better think he is the director of the CIA, not the secretary-general of the British Joint Intelligence Committee.

"Thank you!" Bowers was a little overwhelmed listening to the authentic London accent. He didn't know who the person in front of him was. Was he an American official? The accent doesn't sound much like it.

Alan Wilson had gone to great lengths to keep Garriman away before coming, saying that the occasion would be very tense.

Now all the spotlight is reserved for yourself, no one else will share it. I was there for the spy exchange...

The armed personnel on both sides were really shocked by what Alan Wilson did, but fortunately they reacted immediately and did not take any drastic action. They confirmed the identities of the spies being exchanged. The contacts on both sides of the White Line breathed a sigh of relief. .

"Oh my God!" Gariman saw this scene from a distance and felt as if he had been fooled.