When the colonel led his men to arrest the plumber, Sokov was still very uneasy. Even though he analyzed it clearly in front of Sokolovsky, the truth of the matter was that only by catching the plumber would he
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Get the final answer.
"Misha," Sokolovsky knew that it might take some time to arrest the plumber, so he asked Sokov to sit down and drink tea: "Sit down and drink some tea."
After thanking the other party, Sokov sat down, picked up the teacup on the table, took a sip, and then put the teacup down again: "Comrade Deputy Commander, I wonder if there will be a court hearing tomorrow?" "No.
Sokolovsky shook his head and said: "This trial can be said to be the trial of the century. Naturally, it will not be held at any time like ordinary cases. There was just a trial today. The prosecutor raised questions about the German war criminals on trial.
Indictments were made, but the defense tried to plead not guilty to the war criminals. It takes three to five days for the defense to collect evidence and organize materials, so the next trial will be five days later."
Sokov asked curiously: "Comrade Deputy Commander, I wonder where the lawyers who defend German war criminals come from?" Upon hearing Sokov's question, the expression on Sokolovsky's face changed.
Getting serious: "The lawyers defending these war criminals are all from Germany. They were invited to attend the court and were full of enthusiasm for this case. He
In their defense of innocence for war criminals, they not only glorified the war criminals, but also shamelessly said that it was our country's mistakes that provoked their attack." Sokov had limited knowledge of the Nuremberg Trials. At this moment, he heard Germany's
In order to exonerate the war criminals, the lawyer actually told a big lie that the war was started by the Soviet side. He was particularly shocked. After thinking for a while, he then asked
: "Comrade Deputy Commander, I wonder how the judges for this trial are set up?" "The International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg is composed of 8 judges: the Soviet Union, the United States, Britain, and France each appoint two judges, one of whom is an assistant judge.
.The American judge is Biddle, who served as the U.S. Attorney General during the war; Assistant
Judge Parker. The British judge is Sir Lawrence, and the associate judge is Burkett. The French associate judge Falco and judge Dewabre are both law professors at the Sorbonne University in France. As for our side, judge Nikichenko is familiar with Western law.
, a gentle and kind-hearted person; Assistant Judge Volchkov, originally his superiors planned to appoint him as a judge, but considering that he knew nothing about the Western legal system, he could only feel aggrieved.
He serves as an associate judge.
After consultations, judges from the four countries elected Sir Lawrence as President of the Tribunal."
"I heard that the court opened a few days ago, so I applied to Marshal Zhukov to come here to observe the trial." "Yes, the International Military Tribunal officially opened on the morning of November 20, 1945." Sokolow
Fowsky continued: "First, the prosecutor's prosecution began with the opening speech by Chief Prosecutor Jackson. He pointed out: 'The crimes we want to condemn and punish are so well-planned, so egregious, and so devastating that our
Civilization cannot leave this matter alone. If these crimes are allowed to be repeated in the future, human civilization will not be able to survive. The four major countries, inspired by their victory and stung by their injuries, stopped their revenge and voluntarily handed over their captured enemies to the divine God.
Court trial. This is the best proof of the exercise of human rationality and the highest praise for human civilization.
present.'"
"I wonder who are the prosecutors in various countries who have filed lawsuits?" Sokov continued to ask. "After the list of indicted war criminals was officially announced, Judge Jackson was responsible for the prosecution in the United States. Maxwell Fife represented Shawcross.
Sir takes charge of UK prosecutions. Rudenko appointed by our high command
The lieutenant general is the chief prosecutor. The chief prosecutor appointed by France is Demandon."
After the two chatted for a while about the trial, the colonel walked in quickly from outside.
Seeing his adjutant arriving, Sokolovsky stood up quickly and asked eagerly: "Colonel, how is the situation?"
"Comrade Deputy Commander!" the colonel said with excitement: "We have successfully captured the plumber and found this from his residence." As he said that, he took out a few pieces of paper from his pocket and handed them to
Sokolovsky.
After quickly reading the above content, Sokolovsky nodded slowly, "Yes, this is indeed a document entrusted to the translator. If it falls into the hands of others, it will cause serious consequences."
"Colonel," Sokov asked the colonel carefully after waiting for Sokolovsky to finish speaking, "I wonder what the plumber confessed?" "General Sokov, your judgment is completely correct.
The colonel turned to face Sokov and said: "After our interrogation, the plumber confessed and told the details of how he committed the crime. After he tricked the female translator into writing the fake suicide note, he tricked the other party into drinking the adulterated suicide note.
Poisoned whiskey. After confirming the death of the female translator, he put the body on the bed, pretended to commit suicide, and then left in the way you guessed.
The victim's room." Sokov raised his hand and wiped the cold sweat from his forehead. He couldn't help but secretly breathed a sigh of relief. It was one thing to guess the truth of the matter, and another thing to be confirmed. From this moment on, he
The heart hanging in my throat finally returned
in stomach.
"Colonel." Sokolovsky raised the document in his hand and asked his adjutant: "The content of the document has not been leaked, has it?" "No, Comrade Deputy Commander." The colonel said in a positive tone.
Said: "The plumber said that since we were under martial law at dusk, he had no chance to leave the hotel. He originally planned to wait until dawn tomorrow before going out to express his love.
We reported it, but we unexpectedly arrested us." "That's good, that's good." After hearing this, Sokolovsky nodded repeatedly: "It's good that it wasn't leaked. If this document falls into someone's possession,
In my hand, I'm afraid it will cause an uproar, and then I'm afraid I won't be able to take it off.
relationship."
"Comrade Deputy Commander." The colonel asked Sokolovsky for instructions: "What should we do with the plumber? The US military police are still in the hotel and have not left. Should we hand over the suspect to them for taking away?"
"No, we can't leave it to them." Sokov and Sokolovsky said in unison.
Sokov and Sokolovsky looked at each other and said with some embarrassment: "Comrade Deputy Commander, it's up to you to make the decision." But he didn't expect Sokolovsky to turn this matter over.
The power of disposal was handed over to Sokov: "Misha, if it weren't for you, not only would this murderer be free, but our important documents would also fall into the hands of unfriendly people.
Therefore, I think it is most appropriate for you to deal with this murderer." Since Sokolovsky gave himself the power to handle the matter, Sokovsky did not hesitate and said to the colonel.
: "Colonel, drag him outside and shoot him." Perhaps because he was worried that the other party would not understand his intentions, he also specifically explained, "I think this plumber must have read the contents of the document. If he
Giving it to the American military police to take away means that our important documents will be leaked. If we want to completely keep this secret, we can only execute this person.
A famous plumber." The colonel agreed with Sokov's statement, but he still said with concern: "General Sokov, anyway, the American military police and the German police are still in the hotel.
Plumbers brought out
If we go to be shot, how should we answer if they ask?"
"Just say that he brutally killed our female translator because of a relationship dispute." Sokov said to the colonel: "For this reason alone, it is enough to sentence him to death." "I think Misha's reason is good." Sokov said.
After hearing this, Kolovsky nodded slightly, and then said to his adjutant: "Just follow what Misha said and answer the American military police and the German police. I think they will definitely
There will be no objection." After the colonel left, Sokolovsky came to Sokov's side, raised his hand and patted him on the shoulder, and said in a grateful tone: "Misha, good job.
Beautiful. If it weren't for you today, we would definitely think that the female translator committed suicide, and the stolen important documents would fall into the hands of unfriendly people tomorrow, causing us countless troubles. But because
Your appearance solved the case in time and captured
Murderer, I will report the matter to Marshal Zhukov truthfully."
Hearing what Sokolovsky said, Sokov couldn't help but feel secretly happy and said repeatedly: "Thank you so much, Comrade Deputy Commander."
"I should be the one saying thank you." Sokolovsky raised his hand and looked at the time, and then said with concern: "Misha, it's getting late, you should go back and rest early."
When Sokov returned to the room, he found that Agelina had returned.
Seeing Sokov enter the door, Agelina immediately greeted him and asked with concern: "Misha, how is the situation? Have you caught the murderer?"
When Sokov was about to speak, two crisp gunshots suddenly came from outside the window.
When Agelina heard the sudden gunshot, she exclaimed and threw herself into Sokov's arms. She asked nervously: "Misha, what's going on? Where did the gunshot come from?"
"Don't worry, Agelina." Sokov gently patted Agelina's back with his hand, comforting her and said, "The gunfire you heard was the colonel leading people to execute the murderer outside.
The murderer of the translator." "What, the colonel is executing the murderer of the female translator?" Adelina heard what Sokov said, and quickly broke away from his arms, took a step back, and looked up at Sokov.
, asked in surprise: "What on earth is this?"
What's going on?" "Agelina, don't worry, listen to me explain slowly." Then Sokov told Agelina the ins and outs of the case, and how he discovered the flaws in the case and quickly identified the murderer.
Jelena in detail
He recounted it again and finally said: "After the colonel led people to arrest the plumber, after interrogation, he confessed to the crimes he committed, so he was shot directly."
"Why should he be shot directly?" Agelina asked puzzledly: "Even if he is the murderer, shouldn't he be handed over to the police station for processing?"
"Agelina, the situation is different." Sokov suppressed the smile on his face and said with a serious expression: "After this plumber stole important information from our army, he killed the female translator." To Sokov, this
The colonel agreed with this statement, but he still said with concern: "General Sokov, no matter what, the American military police and German police are still in the hotel. If we directly take the plumbers out
If we go to be shot, how should we answer if they ask?"
"Just say that he brutally killed our female translator because of a relationship dispute." Sokov said to the colonel: "For this reason alone, it is enough to sentence him to death." "I think Misha's reason is good." Sokov said.
After hearing this, Kolovsky nodded slightly, and then said to his adjutant: "Just follow what Misha said and answer the American military police and the German police. I think they will definitely
There will be no objection." After the colonel left, Sokolovsky came to Sokov's side, raised his hand and patted him on the shoulder, and said in a grateful tone: "Misha, good job.
Beautiful. If it weren't for you today, we would definitely think that the female translator committed suicide, and the stolen important documents would fall into the hands of unfriendly people tomorrow, causing us countless troubles. But because
Your appearance solved the case in time and captured
Murderer, I will report the matter to Marshal Zhukov truthfully."
Hearing what Sokolovsky said, Sokov couldn't help but feel secretly happy and said repeatedly: "Thank you so much, Comrade Deputy Commander."
"I should be the one saying thank you." Sokolovsky raised his hand and looked at the time, and then said with concern: "Misha, it's getting late, you should go back and rest early."
When Sokov returned to the room, he found that Agelina had returned.
Seeing Sokov enter the door, Agelina immediately greeted him and asked with concern: "Misha, how is the situation? Have you caught the murderer?"
When Sokov was about to speak, two crisp gunshots suddenly came from outside the window.
When Agelina heard the sudden gunshot, she exclaimed and threw herself into Sokov's arms. She asked nervously: "Misha, what's going on? Where did the gunshot come from?"
"Don't worry, Agelina." Sokov gently patted Agelina's back with his hand, comforting her and said, "The gunfire you heard was the colonel leading people to execute the murderer outside.
The murderer of the translator." "What, the colonel is executing the murderer of the female translator?" Adelina heard what Sokov said, and quickly broke away from his arms, took a step back, and looked up at Sokov.
, asked in surprise: "What on earth is this?"
What's going on?" "Agelina, don't worry, listen to me explain slowly." Then Sokov told Agelina the ins and outs of the case, and how he discovered the flaws in the case and quickly identified the murderer.
Jelena in detail
He recounted it again and finally said: "After the colonel led people to arrest the plumber, after interrogation, he confessed to the crimes he committed, so he was shot directly."
"Why should he be shot directly?" Agelina asked puzzledly: "Even if he is the murderer, shouldn't he be handed over to the police station for processing?" "Agelina, the situation is different." Sokov restrained himself.
With a smile on his face, he said with a serious expression: "After stealing important information from our army, this plumber killed the female translator."
