After Shevchak and Kurishenko left, Rokossovsky continued to say to Vinogoradov: "Comrade Minister of Intelligence, the task of the Disc Project has begun, we just need to wait for good news. There are two other things I need to tell you to do. ”

"Comrade Marshal!" When Vinogoradov saw that Rokossovsky had left him behind, he guessed that there must be something important to explain, and hurriedly said respectfully: "If you have any tasks, please feel free to arrange them." ”

"First," Rokossovsky said, holding out a finger, "in the intelligence provided by Bach, the three engineers Schreivel, Habermore and Schuberg are very important. According to my estimate, they must have escaped from the factory, and must have been hiding somewhere nearby, waiting for Bach to give them a signal, and then fleeing together to the Allied defense area. ”

When Vinogoradov heard this, he guessed that Rokossovsky wanted to send someone to find the three engineers, so he hurriedly said: "Comrade Marshal, I think the three of them should be hiding in the city of Breslau, so it is better to let Shevchak find their whereabouts by the way when they seize the model machine." ”

"This will not work," said Rokossovsky, shaking his head, "if the task of finding Shrivel and them is also entrusted to Shevchak, they will be understaffed, which will adversely affect the implementation of the 'Disc Plan'." Therefore, you must send a special team of elite soldiers to infiltrate the city of Breslau and other places to find these three important engineers. ”

"However, we don't know where they are." Vinogorodov was embarrassed and said: "Blindly searching is like looking for a needle in a haystack." ”

"That's the second thing I'm going to tell you." Rokossovsky stretched out his second finger and continued: "I hope that you, in cooperation with your comrades in the Ministry of Internal Affairs, will continue to interrogate Bach and try to get the whereabouts of these three engineers from his mouth. ”

"Marshal Rokossovsky," said Lunev, who was sitting silently next to him, "and it is up to our Ministry of Internal Affairs to intervene in this matter, and no matter how strict his mouth is, I will let him tell us what information we want." ”

Although Bach is now in the hands of Lunev, Rokossovsky gave Vinogorodov the task because he was his own subordinate, and secondly, he was worried that if he took the initiative to raise the matter, Lunev might put forward any unacceptable conditions. Since he offered to be in charge of interrogating Bach at this moment, Rokossovsky's heart was also much more steady, he was silent for a moment, put on a thoughtful expression and said: "General Lunev, in addition to learning the whereabouts of Schrivel and the three of them from Bach's mouth, I also want to ask if there are any other black technologies." ”

"I think the Belon Disc is enough to defy the sky, what other black technology can the Germans have?" Although it was the first time that Lunev heard the word "black technology", he still understood the meaning in seconds, and he frowned at Rokossovsky: "Comrade Marshal, have you heard any rumors?" ”

Considering that during the interrogation, Bach may avoid the important and mislead Lunev's attention, so he specially reminded: "According to the information we have obtained, the Germans, in order to save their imminent defeat, also produced a new type of fighter-bomber, and Luftwaffe Marshal Goering put forward clear technical performance requirements for this new fighter-bomber: - it must achieve a bomb load of one ton, a speed of 1,000 kilometers per hour, a combat radius of 1,000 kilometers, and a combat capability of both air and ground." ”

"This is impossible, Comrade Marshal." As soon as Lunev heard what Rokossovsky said, he shouted: "If the bomb load of the plane really reaches a ton, the speed of the aircraft will be affected, how can it reach a speed of a thousand kilometers per hour?" I think you must have been deceived by the disinformation deliberately put out by the Germans......"

"Whether I have been deceived or not, it is too early to say." Rokossovsky interrupted Lunev's later words and specifically told him: "General Lunev, if during the interrogation, Bach has been flatly denying that they are developing a new type of fighter-bomber, you can tell him the data I have said, and say that we have just obtained the latest information." If there really is such an aircraft, I think Bach should still know a little bit about it. ”

Lunev hurried back to interrogate Bach, and after exchanging a few words with Rokossovsky, he left in a hurry. Just as Vinogradov stood up and was about to say goodbye to Rokossovsky, the latter suddenly opened his mouth and said again: "Comrade Minister of Intelligence, General Lunev was present just now, and I can't say anything about it. Now that he's gone, I have a new task for you to complete. ”

"Comrade Marshal." Knowing that Rokossovsky still had a task to hand over to him, Vinogradov hurriedly said with a respectful attitude: "I obey your orders, please instruct!" ”

"I've always felt like there's a well-organized secret service organization lurking in the city." Rokossovsky said to Vinogradov: "They first let an old man frame Bach and expose him to us; Second, he quickly killed the old man and cut off the clues we had. My guess is that they may have a huge conspiracy hatched, so you have to concentrate all your efforts to dismantle the German secret service in the city as quickly as possible. ”

In response to Rokossovsky's order, Vinogradov said with some embarrassment: "But Comrade Marshal, our elite soldiers and strong generals have been sent to the city of Breslau......"

"If you don't have enough people, just ask." In order to crack the spy organization in the city as soon as possible, Rokossovsky decided to give Vinogradov maximum help: "We can send experienced scouts from the reconnaissance units of various army groups to assist you in your work. ”

Before Rokossovsky could finish his sentence, the door of the room, which had rarely been opened behind him, opened, and the colonel, who was sitting on duty, walked in outside the door. He saw Rokossovsky and Vinogradov talking, and couldn't help but stand at the door and hesitate.

Seeing the colonel's embarrassed look, Rokossovsky guessed that the other party must have something important to look for him, so he asked, "Colonel, what's the matter?" ”

"Comrade Marshal!" Hearing Rokossovsky's question, the colonel quickly straightened up and replied: "The head of the Political Department, General Okorokov, has an urgent matter to see you. ”

"Is there something wrong with him?" Rokossovsky asked briefly.

The colonel shook his head and replied: "He didn't say it, only said that it was a very important matter to report to you." ”

Rokossovsky knew that these political cadres had nothing to do but go to the Three Treasures Palace, and if there was nothing important, they would never come to see him easily, so he nodded at the colonel and said, "Let him in!" ”

Taking advantage of the fact that Okorokov had not yet entered the door, Rokossovsky hurried to Vinogradov and said: "I can give you not much time, in three days, this underground organization of the Germans must be cracked." ”

"Three days?!" The deadline given by Rokossovsky made Vinogradov feel very difficult: "I am afraid that in such a short time it will not be possible to complete your task. ”

"Our troops will be able to liberate Danzig in one day." Rokossovsky looked at Vinogradov and said: "As long as Danzig and Gdynia are in our hands, then it means that our battle in East Pomerania is over." Next, we will send troops to assist Zhukov in attacking Berlin. Do you understand? ”

After Rokossovsky's explanation, Vinogradov understood why the given deadline was so short, and hurriedly said in an affirmative tone: "Don't worry, Comrade Marshal, within three days, I will give you a satisfactory answer." ”

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