Jack Churchill covered his mouth and hid in the closet of a carriage, not daring to speak out. His eyes nervously looked at the door of the carriage through the crack in the door.
An officer wearing the gray uniform of a German Army Major was speaking in German to a second lieutenant wearing a black SS uniform outside the same door. Jack Churchill did not understand German, so he seemed very nervous.
Just now, he was detained in a special carriage guarded by SS soldiers. Although he was not tied up or anything and could move around in the carriage, he was determined to have no possibility of escape.
But this German major took advantage of the opportunity when he was being escorted onto the train to slip himself a note, saying that he would help him escape and prepare himself.
Of course Jack Churchill didn't believe such a thing at first, but with the idea that there was no harm in giving it a try, he still made preparations as the note said.
Then, as the note said, chaos really happened to attract the attention of the guard, and the door of the compartment where he was imprisoned quietly opened.
Upon seeing this, George Blake only hesitated for a second, then decisively escaped from the carriage, and ran to the luxury compartment of the train as the note said.
Then he was blocked by a carriage door that suddenly opened. He was pulled directly into the carriage by the German major and stuffed into the closet.
After that, there was a search by the German army, but with the help of this German major, Jack Churchill narrowly escaped the search. But now it seems that the Germans who have not found anyone will have to check every car one by one.
Jack Churchill was very nervous at this time. Although the German major had won his trust after stuffing him into the closet, he was really worried and nervous at the same time.
He was worried about whether the other party could deal with the Germans who wanted to come in to search. After all, he was just hiding in the closet. Anyone who came in and opened the closet could find him.
And more importantly, he himself would not die if he was captured. At most, he would be beaten severely, but the German major who helped him might not be so lucky.
Although Jack Churchill didn't know who the other party was, he was still able to rescue him at this time. It should obviously be one of his own, which made Jack Churchill really not want this one of his own to be exposed like this or be killed because of himself.
Something happened.
Although Jack Churchill was not an espionage worker, he also understood what it meant to be a German major.
Regardless of whether the other party is someone sent from the German military center to Britain or a spy sent by Britain itself, his identity is far more important than rescuing himself.
As long as he could keep this identity, he could play a far greater role than his own small cavalry battalion. He really couldn't figure out why the other party would take such a big risk to save him.
But it was too late to say anything now. In Jack Churchill's horrified eyes, the group of SS soldiers entered the carriage. After checking around and finding nothing, the leading second lieutenant came to the front of the closet.
Then he opened the wardrobe under Jack Churchill's nervous eyes.
Jack Churchill wanted to fight to the death, but suddenly he froze, unable to move or make any sound. He could only watch helplessly as the SS second lieutenant reached into the closet.
However, something strange happened. It was obvious that Jack Churchill had been exposed in front of everyone, but the SS second lieutenant just reached out and plucked the clothes in the closet twice, and then closed the closet as if nothing had happened.
After saying something to the German major on the side, he led the people away.
Until the German major confirmed that the SS was gone and opened the closet again, Jack Churchill was still frozen in place, but his eyes when looking at the German major were already full of curiosity.
"I forgot to untie you." The German major seemed to have just realized that Jack Churchill was still restrained, and then raised his hand to untie him, but before Jack Churchill could speak, he immediately warned: "Don't make a loud noise.
Yell, the whole train is looking for you now, if you don’t want to be thrown back to jail, just keep your mouth shut.”
After the warning, the German major reached out and pulled Jack Churchill out of the closet.
"Why did you save me?" Perhaps because he was reminded by the German major, Jack Churchill did not yell or make any noise. After coming out of the closet, he moved his hands and feet slightly and asked the German major.
The issue that concerns me the most comes out.
The German major smiled, sat down on a chair nearby, took out a beautiful silver cigarette case from his pocket, took out a cigarette from it, put it to his mouth, lit it, and then explained: "I am the Egyptian intelligence officer."
An agent of the bureau, I received an order from my superiors that you will take this train to Berlin, so I was ordered to try to rescue you."
After listening to the explanation of the German major, Jack Churchill accepted this statement. After all, there was no loophole in this explanation.
However, Jack Churchill still didn't quite understand. He also found a place to sit down and continued to ask the German major: "Then why did your Egyptian intelligence agency want to save me? Even if Britain and Egypt are allies, just for me.
As a small cavalry battalion commander, there is no need to use such an important spy as you, right?
The identity of a German major should also be very important to you, right? Wouldn't it be better to provide more German intelligence for this war through you?"
"You don't need to worry about this kind of thing. I am not the highest-ranking spy planted by the Egyptian Intelligence Agency in Germany. If you need information, there will naturally be a more suitable candidate than me to provide it." The German major said without seeming to care.
In one sentence, I didn’t feel that my words had leaked anything at all.
Some important information, he continued while smoking a cigarette: "You hide in my box for the time being, and I will get you a German military uniform. You hurry up and put it on. I will send you to the next stop."
At the platform, there will be people there who will continue to assist you, and then they will arrange for you to go to Italy."
"Italy?" Jack Churchill didn't quite understand why he was sent to Italy. Logically speaking, shouldn't he find a way to send himself back to England?
"You may not know that when you were defeated in France, our country had already captured Italy." With a proud smile on his face, the German major put out the cigarette butt he had finished smoking: "So we
We just want to send you to Italy. Once you reach the area controlled by our army there, you can find a way to return to the UK."
