"Imperialism will never die! This is to our great party! Our great Soviet government is despicable! Shameless! and false accusation...!"

In the Kremlin, a voice full of anger roared like a storm. The short Stalin looked as if he was shaking his fists and hammered it in the air, as if he wanted to smash everything to pieces. The members of the Revolutionary Committee standing in front of him were all frightened, with their heads hanging down, and their faces were filled with cold sweat.

The things exposed by the Chinese government at the press conference soon spread all over the world. Since the Chinese government not only produced a large amount of physical evidence, but also had human evidence in hand, these horrifying news immediately spread to everyone's ears through the newspaper.

After the European War, due to the revolution in Russia, Western countries had no good feelings for the Soviets, and they were not only blocked economically, but also isolated them politically. The violent terrorist incidents in China made them even more grateful for the correctness of the decisions they made. Moreover, because of this incident, journalists from various countries stimulated by this news were also very involved in the evidence provided by the Chinese government, and even wrote a lot about this incident. In Britain, France, the United States and other countries, many politicians also attacked the Soviet government in response to this incident and the disclosed poison gas attack incident in the Russian civil war as political means, demanding that governments increase the blockade against the Soviets, and even led by the newly established League of Nations to carry out military operations against the Soviet government.

This proposal has received support from a large number of people from all countries, especially when the Chinese government declared the Soviet government a terrorist government and the Bolsheviks as the definition of a terrorist organization, the call for support for the Chinese government has become increasingly louder and louder in countries around the world. When the news reached Moscow, Stalin was so angry that his lungs were about to explode. Not only did he go bankrupt in the Far East, he also stole chickens without losing rice. What is even more infuriating is that the incident of poison gas used in the Battle of Tyumen was disclosed, which made the entire Soviet government not only more isolated internationally, but also domestic people were strongly dissatisfied with this, and in some areas with weak control. The resistance that had been suppressed had emerged one after another, making the local government anxious.

"There are traitors among us!" Stalin vented his anger and made this definition in anger.

Everyone in the Revolutionary Committee looked at each other, and no one dared to speak first. In this case, saying more and making more mistakes, saying less and making less mistakes. If the wrong words angered Stalin, it would be a cruel end to being cleansed.

"Tell me, who will be a traitor?" After waiting for a few minutes, everyone still didn't speak. Stalin impatiently raised the pipe in his hand and lit it at someone.

The person who was called was Pidakov, a member of the Revolutionary Committee and the vice chairman of the Supreme National Economic Committee. Seeing Stalin let him speak first, Pidakov couldn't help but complain in his heart, but it was no longer possible to say it at this time. Pidakov could only grit his teeth and answer: "Comrade Stalin, I have been working on the economic front and are not familiar with military work. So I have never understood what the Battle of Tyumen was. However, I believe that the people present were revolutionary soldiers who were tested and should be trustworthy. Judging from my opinion, there may be no problem of traitors. It is entirely a shameless slander of our great party and motherland by the Chinese government in order to divert attention!"

"False accusation? If no one betrayed, how could the other party know so much?" Stalin asked back with his face.

"This...maybe it's Wojchensky's problem. According to reports from the Chinese government, Wojchensky has fallen into their hands. These things should have been reported to the Chinese government." Pidakov replied, wiping his cold sweat.

Stalin's face looked extremely ugly, and he asked without hesitation: "Pidakov! You said just now, you don't know anything about Tyumen's situation. It's also because I just heard about this today, right?"

“Yes…yes….”

"Then, I ask you! Even you don't know the inside story, how did Wojchensky know? You know that he went to the Far East before the Battle of Tyumen broke out. If there were no traitors to reveal the inside story to him, how did the Chinese know? Answer me!" Stalin became more and more angry, and his beards kept shaking, scaring Pidakov so much that he retreated repeatedly and almost sat on the ground.

"Comrade Stalin, Comrade Pidakov is still trustworthy. Besides, what he said just now is just a guess. Please don't be angry." Seeing that Pidakov was speechless by Stalin's question, Bukharin, who usually has a good relationship with Pidakov, couldn't help but stand up and say.

Bukharin was Stalin's deputy. He had a high position within the party and was older than Stalin. He said that Stalin was not good for Pidakov to pursue Pidakov. After all, Bukharin still had to give face.

"Comrade Bukharin, what do you think of this serious leak?" Put Pidakov aside first, and Stalin asked Bukharin for his opinion.

Bukharin thought for a while and said cautiously: "Comrade Stalin, this incident has brought serious consequences to our party. If it is handled inadvertently, it may cause a series of terrible reactions. I agree with Comrade Stali, you just raised the traitor's opinion. After the Battle of Tyumen, the Soviet government carried out strict information blockade and political and ideological work, and it is impossible for the outside world to know the specific situation of the battle. But now the Chinese know, and according to their statement, it was explained by Wojchensky, so the problem comes..."

Bukharin said this, Stalin's face looked much better, and he nodded slightly to signal him to continue speaking.

Bukharin continued: "As a member of the Revolutionary Committee, even Comrade Pidakov just knew the inside story of the incident, which shows that the work we did at the beginning was still effective. So how did Wojchensky know? He went to the Far East before the Battle of Tyumen. According to normal circumstances, it was absolutely impossible to get news from normal channels, and his political status and position were not qualified to know the inside story. Therefore, there must be traitors, and their status is not low. Knowing the inside story is still someone who is closely related to Wojchensky."

Stalin lit his pipe with a match, lit his pipe, sniffed a few times and said, "I agree with Comrade Bukharin. What are your differences?"

The boss said this, can everyone have any opinions? Everyone nodded immediately to agree.

In a gentle tone, Stalin said, "Comrade Bukharin, how do you think we can find this traitor?"

Bukharin smiled bitterly and shook his head: "Comrade Stalin, you know I am engaged in political work. I think it is better to leave this kind of thing to Comrade Derrensky."

"Well, this suggestion is good..." It was indeed inappropriate to ask Bukharin, a person who works in political theory, to investigate the traitor. Derzhinsky was Stalin's confidant and the leader of secret information. It was the most appropriate to let him do it. Stalin immediately adopted Bukharin's suggestion, and Derzhinsky also participated in the conference and handed over the task to him.

After receiving the task, Derrensky complained in his heart. Stalin gave him only one week of investigation. How could he find any traitors in such a short time! And according to his professional view, there may be no traitors at all. This is completely a trick of the Chinese government. The Soviets and the Bolshevik Party have different organizations and ordinary government parties. Not to mention Wojchensky, even people with higher status than him are unlikely to know the truth if they want to block the news. This is like Pidakov who had just learned about this matter just now.

However, Dzerzhinsky could never say such words. He knew better than everyone present. And he believed that once the limited time was given to him, if he could not provide conclusive evidence of the traitor, he would definitely not have good results as the intelligence leader. Uneasy, Dzerzhinsky could not help but complain deeply about Bukharin. If he hadn't talked too much, how could this damn task fall on him?

Of course, there are policies and countermeasures at the top. If this is just a small matter, Derrensky naturally has his own way to solve it. The method is also very simple. He only needs to find a few scapegoats to give Stalin an explanation. But this incident is very important. If you simply operate like this, don’t be able to pass Stalin’s level. When the other people in the Revolutionary Committee question and then carefully investigate the truth, Derrensky will shoot himself in the foot.

Back at his office, Derrensky was worried and locked himself in the room and racked his brains to figure out how to do it. In just two days, his hair that was not enough fell down one by one, his forehead became brighter than the light bulb, and he lost a lot of weight.

Finally, he finally came up with a brilliant solution, which was to find a guy who had both the party status and the inside story, knew Wojchensky, and was also a little disagreeing with Stalin to be this scapegoat. Moreover, this scapegoat must not make Stalin feel that it was chosen by himself, and he had to feel that the situation was exposed and reacted after it was exposed, so that he could be perfect.
Chapter completed!