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Chapter 1459 11458 39 codes

Chapter 1459 1.1458 39 codes

Borrow a high-power scope to track the Mercedes 770K armored Mercedes-Benz as it drives out of the range of the Mauser 98K sniper rifle. The calm mood of Louise Desfontaine, captain of the SOE women's task force, finally uncontrollably fluctuated.

I tried my best to urge myself to get up as quickly as possible. With his eyes closed, he disassembled the specially made Mauser 98K sniper rifle into parts and put them into the cello case next to him. Louise Desfontaine, leader of the SOE women's contingent, followed the established route and returned to the backstage to join her companions.

"Did you hit it?" Jeanne Forsier, who turned into a cigarette girl, asked in a low voice.

"Yes." Louise Desfontaine, the leader of the SOE women's task force, nodded slightly: "It's impossible to survive a shot through the throat."

"That's good." Cigarette girl Jeanne Forsier did not dare to let down her guard at all: "Put on the waitress's clothes, and let's quickly catch the last train to the Adlon Hotel."

"It's too late." Susie Desprez, a dancer dressed as a candy girl and once engaged to a Nazi officer under the alias "Lillian", rushed over: "I have been notified that the last train from the Adlon Hotel will leave early. "

"When did it happen?" Maria Luzzatto, a Jewish nurse and radio operator, was also dressed as a "cinema girl."

"Now." Dancer Susie Desprez whispered: "They haven't even had time to finish packing those expensive gold tableware. They won't stop and wait for us."

"The Nazis reacted faster than we expected." Gaile Lemenech, the female secretary of the bomb expert, looked at the SOE captain: "Louise, why don't you blow it up? Take advantage of the chaos and escape."

"No need." Louise Desfontein, captain of the SOE women's task force, had other plans: "Act according to the established plan first and make sure you are not exposed first. As for me, you don't have to worry."

"Are you sure?" Jeanne Forsier confirmed with her eyes.

"Don't worry." Louise Desfontaine, the leader of the SOE women's task force, showed no signs of timidity at all: "Hurry up and catch the last bus to the Adlon Hotel."

"Okay then." Jeanne Forsier warned again: "Be careful."

"I will." Louise Desfontaine, captain of the SOE women's task force, nodded slightly.

A consensus was reached in the shortest time, and the members of the SOE team who lived and died together immediately split up.

Concentration camp platform "Lady Distinguished", upper deck cockpit.

"Yes, sir. The order is clear. I will start the train immediately and wait for the departure signal." Hannah Laich, a female pilot who guest-starred as the train driver, also ended her call with the station dispatching desk almost at the same time.

"What, you want us to leave now?" Anna Moffitt, the second casting assistant who had been paying close attention to the live broadcast of the Friendship Club, immediately sensed the approaching crisis: "Even if 'Number One' is present, the security of the concentration camp has been raised to the highest level. Level. We should leave at the same time as the premiere viewing train. Why should we leave early?”

"The scheduled departure time of the movie-viewing train is 9:00 pm, and it is now 8:35." Female pilot Hannah Leitch has already guessed: "There is a high probability that it is a branch line derived from Louise and her team, which affects Main line process.”

The set security director and female guerrilla Irene, who was patrolling the entire carriage, rushed back: "What happened? Who broke the radio silence?"

The so-called "radio silence" refers to the offensive side's action of shutting down radio communications before the start of a major military operation to avoid large-scale troop build-ups and communications that would cause the enemy to discover their intentions. On the battlefield, in order to prevent the enemy from detecting our presence through radio, it is necessary to prohibit sending out any radio signals. This special situation is called radio silence, which only receives signals but does not send out signals.

"The whole concentration camp was buzzing with noise, but ordinary people couldn't hear it at all. Something must have happened."

Although the set security director and female guerrilla Irene did not say clearly "what happened," everyone here knew that in the "production car" that integrated the female reporter's "news car", there was a team responsible for wireless The lightning girl of communications and "intelligence warfare". The "News Car", which has the most advanced communication equipment of the era, also uses frequency hopping technology invented by Austrian female star inventor Hedy Lamarr. The transmitter will frequently switch between a set of frequencies determined by a "pseudo-random key", even multiple times within a second. This requires finding the sequence of frequencies and the changing time keys to intercept accurate information. For contemporary eavesdroppers, this was an almost impossible task. Similarly, this "Spy Girl" team, headed by the set security director and female guerrilla Irene, is also one of the most important sources of information in the "SA3 Sisters". "We guess it's Louise and her team who are performing a 'secret show'." Hannah Leitch, a female pilot who guest-starred as a train driver, replied.

"Are you sure it's the script set by the host?" Anna Moffitt, the second casting assistant, made a quick decision: "Since the concentration camp has broken radio silence, contact the 'Sisters' as soon as possible."

"Well, I'll do it right away." The studio's security director and female guerrilla Irene immediately returned to the "production carriage."

Sachsenhausen concentration camp, premiere viewing hall, women's restroom.

8:40 in the evening.

The "female cellist" who was wiping her hands and walking out looked up and saw a team of Gestapo armed with live ammunition leading military dogs to block the exit.

These specially trained German "black-backed" shepherd dogs are commonly known as "sniffer dogs." They can accurately sniff out special smells such as gunpowder and gun oil from complex environments. The most famous "sniffing dog" in World War II was the Soviet mine detection dog that sniffed out 400 million landmines. As the offensive party that initiated the war, the Third Reich also had a complete "sniffer dog" system.

The Mauser 98K sniper rifle that was just fired in the cello case behind him must not be able to escape the tracking of these "sniffer dogs". Before she could be caught by the eager eyes of the Gestapo, the "female cellist" turned back to the bathroom and walked straight into one of the unmanned cubicles.

"Phew... calm down, calm down. Louise, you can do it."

Just as the "female cellist", with her back against the white tile wall and sitting on the spotless ceramic toilet seat, was trying to stabilize her emotions and think about how to deal with it. A luxurious fox fur coat was quietly stuffed through the gap at the bottom of the compartment.

Pushing the fox fur coat into the "female cellist's" compartment, the tip of the lady's high-heeled shoe that stretched out of the boundary quickly retracted into the next door: "Put it on (the fox fur coat), 'leave it (the piano case)'."

As an assassin, you must never leave any crime tools at the scene. Otherwise, it will not only implicate all the internal agents of the resistance organizations lurking in the concentration camps. And it will also affect all the innocent musicians who participated in the warm-up performance. The Nazi eagle dogs, who are cruel and cruel in every possible way, don't care whether they kill right or wrong.

Louise Desfontaine, the leader of the SOE women's task force, took out the silent pistol from the inner thigh bound by the garter belt and pressed it gently against the partition: "Who is it?"

"She is 'that man's woman' (like you)." The sound of flushing water sounded next door to cover up the conversation.

"(You) are very strange." Louise Desfontaine, the leader of the SOE women's task force, quietly moved the muzzle of her gun. She had roughly determined the location of the stranger next door.

"Because there is no 'threesome' (with you)." The stranger next door deliberately scratched the partition with the tips of his index fingers, generously revealing his exact position.

"'Give me a reason (that can't be refused)'." Louise Desfontaine, the leader of the SOE women's task force, still fine-tuned her gun to aim at the stranger's vital points without relaxing her vigilance at all.

"'0326'." The stranger next door didn't disappoint her either.

"Huh——" Louise Desfontaine, the leader of the SOE women's task force, immediately put away her gun. He bent down to pick up the luxurious fox fur coat and wrapped it around the band's performance clothes. No matter the size or length, it's just right.

"The 'makeup' and 'hair accessories' of a Berlin lady must be impeccable. Also, don't forget to wear 'them.'" As he said that, the stranger next door took off his Salvatore Ferragamo custom-made high heels on the spot and wore nylon The impeccably beautiful arches of the stockings pushed through the gap under the partition: "(It's your) size 39."

"Okay, sister." Putting on the high heels with the body temperature of a strange woman, Louise Desfontaine, the leader of the SOE women's task force, immediately determined that they were her own shoe size.

"See you later, sister." The strange woman motioned for her to leave as soon as possible.