Georgadze...
Georgadze is not
someone like Medunov.
The second man in the Presidium.
l'll try to find a way
to see Andropov today.
Give me your papers.
Will you be my deputy?
You know what Andropov's
historic mission is?
lt's not that he wants to change
everything in the country on his own.
lt's that he places in positions
of power
specialists in different spheres of life,
a new generation of Party men.
And we shall do everything, we just
have to clean that filth underfoot.
And if tomorrow we...
break the neck of your...
Yuri Vladimirovich will offer me
the post of Moscow Prosecutor.
Then you will become my deputy,
l've already decided so.
My name is Ter-Pogosyan.
l was told that the case had been
passed on to Turetsky. ls that you?
Yes, it's me.
Come in, take a seat.
Here's a list of witnesses
on your case,
whom you yourself named
during the first interrogation.
These people showed
interest in your collection.
Yet, your list is somewhat one-sided.
You had to sell,
buy, exchange some things.
To do it, you needed
real dealers, black marketers.
Of course, sometimes l had to
overpay and do some favors.
Why is Yuri not on your list?
What Yuri do you have in mind?
You should know better what Yuri.
He's not my acquaintance.
You're talking riddles.
What Yuri?
l don't remember any Yuri.
You mean there's no Yuri
among your acquaintances?
Why, of course there must be.
But l can't recall any now.
You'd better recall.
No, l'm not insisting, just advising
you. Give me your pass, please.
lt's your collection that's
been stolen, not mine.
Yes. You know,
let me think about it at home.
- Goodbye.
- Goodbye.
l woke up at dawn, very early,
l was a young and drinking guy.
lt was at Gypsy Faculty...
lf l know anything about bullets,
this one belongs to a foreign pistol.
Your Kazakov is alive,
so in a couple of days
you can talk to him personally.
Shura, it's Merkulov.
Send two men right away
to stand watch at Burdenko Hospital.
l'll do the paperwork later.
Bye.
That's why l called.
Here, take it.
- What's this?
- Father's notes.
l didn't want them
to get into wrong hands.
When they came,
l managed to hide the package.
- Who they?
- Don't you guess?
Three men - a major, a colonel,
and one in the civvies,
he was in charge.
- When?
- A day before you came.
They rummaged in the entire flat, but
didn't seem to have found anything.
Just scared my mother for nothing.
Please forgive her for
having told you nothing.
l couldn't either,
the apartment might be tapped.
Are you sure
those three were from the KGB?
A grandson of the lntelligence Agency
general can't make a mistake.
lf you need me,
don't call me at home,
call Yulya.
All right.
- Goodbye.
- Goodbye.
l got a rather bleak
impression of Ter-Pogosyan.
Pakhomenko tried
to recruit me as a squealer.
He does it to everybody.
- What did you find at Lyosya's?
- What difference does it make?
Kostya...
Sure, now we'll go
and drink 'Bruderschaft'.
l don't understand
who killed him and why.
Kazakov did.
And in his turn, someone
wanted to liquidate him, too.
The bullet extracted from his head
isn't from a cop's gun.
We really got to go out.
Hi.
Akulov, chief of the 15h
Luzhniki Department.
They wouldn't even let us
have a drink.
The KGB men killed him,
it's plain as day.
They're looking for documents.
First hey searched Rakitin's place,
then the ''Sovetskaya'' Hotel,
now they're following in our tracks.
And it makes no difference
if l know it or not.
Oh, dammit, Sasha!
Kazakov is a pawn in a big game.
And l have no right to get
you messed up in that game.
lf they begin to hunt for you,
l won't bet even
a tram ticket on your life.
We're looking for Rakitin's killers.
We've already found one.
We'll find the other, and that's it.
- Hey, man, do you live?
- Just around the corner.
Then you can make it without a hat.
You've worn it, let others wear it too.
To hell with