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S H T I R L I T Z
(Continued. Starts at #5.)
CHAPTER 2
In Muller's office there was a safe, in which -
tor Muller kept files on all employees -
nicks of the Reich. He often climbed with love
to your safe for the next thing to
replenish it, restore it in memory,
just scroll through or activate it -
twee. But the latter rarely happened, because
Müller, as a true collector, does not
loved to part with the affairs of his sub-
stoves. Almost everyone had safes with files
Reich employees, except Stirlitz, butthere is no such extensive collection of works
no one had it, not even Kaltenb himself -
runer. It was small and innocent
hobbies of the Gestapo chief, his collection included
Himler, Goebels, Schellenberg, Bormann,
Stirlitz and even Kaltenbruner himself.
The Obergruppenführer sat by the fireplace and
flipped through Bormann's case, it was one of
the most voluminous cases in his safe. Muller
whistled Mephistopheles' aria from Faust and
re-read my favorite lines.
Partaigenosse Bormann was a small pa-
bone. If Bormann failed to dosa-
to give to someone, he considered lived life
missing day. If it workedco
something to spoil, Borman fell asleep peacefully,
with a kind, happy smile on his face.
Bormann's favorite dog, who lived in
his office, biting the officers' legs, and
so everyone had to walk around the Reich
in high boots. Muller, who has
I had flat feet, which made me very sad-
gave. One day he had the imprudence to borrow
went into Bormann's office in sneakers and was angry -
but bitten on the left leg. The dog has come-
poisoned. Since then he and Borman
became the worst enemies.
Borman was a fan of lining
buttons on chairs, draw on the backs
officerschalk indecent words, natya-
give complex systems in dark corridors
we are the ropes that we tripped over
the unfortunate victim, at best, fell
or was doused with water, in the worst case - get-
I hit my head with a brick. Special love
Bormann used water closets. Which
only he didn’t write nasty things on the doors and
walls about Reich officers, and sometimes re-
drew from French boulevard journals -
Nal obscene pictures. Under one
from such pictures he signed “this is Eva
Brown". The Fuhrer was offended and instructed him
Well, Borman, find out who did it.
For two months everyone in the Reich grovelled over-
edited by Borman, and Stirlitz even came up with it
version to protect yourself from suspicion-
it is believed that this was done by a Chinese spy. B
In the end, Admiral Canaris suffered,
who inadvertently won against Bormann in
preference to his new secretary. Secret
tarshi were Bormann's second passion. He
every now I fired some people and hired others -
gih. Exchanged secretaries with Himmler
Schellenberg, asked for a secretary
Muller, but Muller refused. In the Reich Bor-
they didn’t like mana, but they were afraid of him. For whom
it's nice to see your name on the wall of the sorti
ra?
Bormann was fat, bald and vindictive. A
Bormann himself was busy with business at that time.
Using a sharp knife, he carved on the toilet door
inscription: "STIRLITS - CATTLE AND RUSSIAN
SPY". Smacking his lips in satisfaction, Borman
pulled the string and went out. He is thorough -
but washed my hands and with a feeling of accomplishment
Dolga headed to his office. Day
promised to be successful.
In the office, Borman opened the safe, locked it -
those with seven secret locks and pushed through
head inward. Yesterday he hung it in the safe
plate in Russian: "Russians are-
chicks are forbidden to eat!" Someone red
I corrected the mistakes with a pencil and signed -
sal: "Borman is a fool."Borman took out the Russian-
Co-German dictionary translated and logically
thought: "Someone corrected the mistakes...know-
cheat someone got into the safe... it's not
I...means this is a Russian spy...and plus co
he knows Bormann personally. Sledova-
actually, I know him too. Borman for a long time
thought. Half an hour later he guessed
search for fingerprints. Another time
it took him half an hour to find them. Apparently Russian times-
the witch ate stewed meat. The jar stood right there
in the safe. "Here you can feel the work of Stir-
faces. I wonder what Kaltenb would say -
runer?" Borman sighed. With Stirlitz
It wasn't worth getting involved, no matter what -
if he comes up with it, it’s also Oka’s fault -
you're chewing. Everyone knew this. Borman again
sighed and took the pastor's file out of the safe
Shlag. He had been following the pastor for a long time and since
interest. This man had extensive
female clientele. The pastor ran for love-
women: old and young, beautiful-
you and not so young, married and vice versa, and
women reciprocated his feelings, which
Bormann, whom women did not love,
was very surprising and even angry.
"Why does one man need so many wives-
shin? I understand if they were
firstly, secretaries, secondly, y
me, and so... He probably works on
someone's reconnaissance. Most likely it is not
our reconnaissance. Therefore, foreign
naya, - Borman raised his finger up, - his
you need to touch..." And Borman, having called
Isman, gave the order. From strong
kick the door swung open, and in the cab-
no, a gloomy and sleepy Stirlitz entered.
- Borman! Let me smoke!
"Stirlitz has run out of cigarettes, -
thought Borman, holding out a cigarette case with
the profile of the Fuhrer, which means he has a lot of ku-
ril. They smoke a lot when they think, it means
he thought a lot. Stirlitz just doesn’t
he's thinking, which means he's up to something."
And Borman looked athonest eyes
Stirlitz.
- How are you?
- Bad. "I'm right, as always! - about-
Borman was happy. - Exactly, something is up-
lays ! You have to feel it."
- Would you like some coffee?
- No, - Stirlitz shuddered. - Beam-
beer. Borman pressed the button and entered
secretary. Stirlitz had never seen her before.
- New?
“Yes,” Borman boasted.
“Nothing,” Stirlitz approved.
- I like it too, - said Pol-
puppy Borman. - Bring me some beer, dear.
- I obey, partygenosse.
The secretary brought beer and began
wait for further instructions.
“You can go,” Borman waved his hand.
The secretary, shaking her bed in disappointment -
ramie came out. Stirlitz took his eyes off
door and took a mug of beer.
- Sit down, - suggested Borman, sub-
pushing the chair. Stirlitz with a familiar gesture
he brushed the buttons off the chair and sat down. "Notice
- Borman thought venomously, - Stirlitz on
you can't take the button. You can feel your hand
Moscow."
Stirlitz’s eyes warmed.
“Good beer,” he said. "Dark,cat of a bitch. He wants to deceive. No, brother
Isaev attacked the wrong person. Shouldn't we play
should I joke with him? What if he really
subtly hint that Eve is interested in him
Brown ?"
- Stirlitz! But he’s interested in you
Eva Braun! - Borman cried.
Stirlitz choked. With Eva Braun he
was encountered only once, and then at the reception-
me from the Fuhrer. Stirlitz had a high opinion of himself
opinions as about a man, but this thought is not-
when it didn't occur to him.
"Eva Braun can become a valuable agent-
vol. We need to request the Center." Stirlitz
got up and blew his nose into the curtain."Peck
or not?" - thought Borman. Stirlitz pos-
I looked out the window.
- What legs this baby has! - said
he verses, - Look, Borman.
Bormann took a Zeiss bi- from the table
nocle and went to Stirlitz. A minute they
were silent. During this time, Stirlitz managed to ob-
think Borman's words, and Borman guessed -
saying that Stirlitz distracted him.
"He's leading me by the nose," thought Borman and
cleverly turned the conversation into a different direction.
- Listen, Stirlitz, you have such ob-
extensive connections. Could you get the mind-
a small dog with sharp teeth.
-Can. “This one can do everything,” I thought
Borman. Stirlitz often promised something
Bormann, as well as everyone else,
but never did anything.
Stirlitz shot at Borman another step -
a stick of cigarettes, mechanically thrust the lying one
on the table put it under his arm and headed towards
output.
Borman rushed to the table and abruptly opened -
digged the top drawer. Near the door in
stretched ten centimeters from the floor
clothesline. Stirlitz sharply re-
burped through it and said "Goodbye-
nia", disappeared behind the door. "Professional-
cash!" Borman moaned. Yes, Stirlitz wasprofessional. He did not flip through the stolen-
every day in the corridor, as you would do
in its place English or Paraguayan
a spy, and chose the most secluded place in
Reich.
Entering the water closet, Stirlitz discovered
fresh inscription "STIRLITS - CATTLE AND
RUSSIAN SPY". Stirlitz diligently for-
crossed out the word "SPY" and wrote the word
"SCOUT", and at the bottom he wrote "BORMAN -
ALSO CATTLE."
Here he leafed through the pastor's file
Shlag. More things began to ripen in his head
vague, but already a plan.
And now the last section - Umor. B
in this section Alex Zorg will tell us
about...
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Performed by Alex Zorg/Infotek
Mazdaist of the whole world!!!
William Henry Gates III
1993 was named by Forbes magazine as the most
rich man USA Bill Gates - head
wu from Mircosoft. In those distant times
it was a sensation. So many people
It was incredible what could be done
standing not on oil, not on weapons, but on
computer programs ;)))))))Gates, still studying for math. faculty
Harvard University no longer seemed quite
seven normal. He didn't have it at all
friends: no one wanted to be friends with the little one
a frail, bespectacled man with an intolerable character
rum and delusions of grandeur. However, his classmate
sources claim that he is not afraid of this
gave. At lectures Gates pretended that all
has known the material for a long time, and therefore often
pretended to be asleep; however, it cost a professional
I'm sorry to blather something like that, with which he,
future director of Small Software, was not
I agree, Billy immediately woke up with his
in a raspy voice he cruelly ridiculed
teacher, and then laughed loudly,
completely alone. However, it is worth replacing
to tell that Billy really knew ma-
topics better than their teachers (therefore
we should pay tribute to our century, in
where people without intelligence go
university teachers are much less likely ;)).
It is not surprising that the idol
this intellectual freak became Pifa-
Horus (the same Greek philosopher who lived
in the 6th century BC). Of course,Billyunder-
struck him, and decided to prove that “the number isthe basis of everything that exists", and "numerical
relationships are the source of harmony of the Cosmos."
Of course, there is nothing surprising
is that Gates, with his worldview,
with gratitude, bowed to the power of art
the natural intelligence of the computer. In general, having woken up-
going to lecture once again, Billy didn't
began to cruelly ridicule the professor, and
I decided to just “leave” this one, not very
the imperfect world familiar to him and completely
immerse yourself in the “world of numbers”. Billy just
I was eager to find like-minded people. He was driving around
to colleges and universities and lured everyone
talented students, promising them not so much
golden mountains, how many round-the-clock work
that and complete freedom of creativity. However,
no matter how strange it may seem to him, but
the dents called him an old senile
much more often than he expected; and co-
were announced with his delusional ideas
ny units, which is also strange.
One of the enthusiasts was Paul Allen,
to whomGates immediately imbued with such confidence
We are glad that we were not afraid to offer to create
company on shares. And... Billycreated his
famous company of small & soft!!! ;))
At first Gateswith his crazy energy
giya began recruiting employees for his
фирму...
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