rehabilitation.
As an officer l regard it
as my dutyto showyou this record.
l'm the counter-intelligence service man,
whom Lopatin told you about.
You didn't believe him.
Then listen to the conversation between
your secretary assistant and Mashitov.
That is good.
l never doubted your people.
Let's drink foryour blossoming territory
and foryourfaithful dzhigits.
l hesitated a lot,
but l think that's it.
l'm not a pawn for him.
We need to take him away.
We'll carry out the November
plenary session without Nikita.
You sure you don't have
a eavesdropping device here?
l don't care. He knows that.
-Who?
- The one who installed it here.
Semichastny?
And Shelepin too.
The whole Komsomol is with us.
Bythe way, let's go to the balcony.
What about your accounts?
Are they okay?
Everything's spread
all overfive countries.
How much?
Three hundred millions. lt's enough.
Don't spend it.
lt's forthe party.
The support
of national liberation movements.
You knowwhat l mean.
As for Nikita,
we've got to take him away!
Urgently.
You're eating porridge?
Yes, l do.
l'm waiting for a glass ofjuice.
This is foryou,
instead ofjuice.
l've listened to it.
l can't listen
to this forthe second time.
lt's good juice. Spiced. And with jam.
l'm waiting foryou
in 20 minutes at the arbour.
- Good morning, Nastas lvanovich.
- Hello.
Wait. Stop it, Nikita.
We didn't lose anything.
That's it.
They've disconnected me, scumbags.
What did Khrushchev do forthem?
This is myfault.
l relaxed my vigilance.
They besieged me, as a wolf.
l guess theyforgot
about a moustache one.
That's okay.
l'll put them in their places.
l'll showthem who's in charge here.
They're gonna regret this.
l have loyal friends in Kiev,
we'll give them their gruel!
Those who will understand
will go somewhere to Africa,
those who won't,
we'll go overboard.
And Leonid with his traitors,
Komsomol members, execute!
l'll tear awaytheir heads!
Why did you give me the tape?
l gave you the tape
because l believe you.
l believe you only.
l wanted to ask you for advise.
Then why don't you ask?
- l knowwhat you can say.
-What?
Submit to that and don't be a fool.
But l can't do that.
l was the one
who opened the 20th congress!
l can't do that.
Something else interests me.
What the fuck did Nikita Sergeevich do?
What are they getting at?
Did you hear at the end ofthe tape
what moneythey deal with?
Theywrapped the whole world!
And that's underthe guise
of saint international duty!
The fact theywant dethrone me
doesn't bother me.
Maybe they even won't succeed.
The thing that bothers me that
the best Russian people are scoundrels!
lfthat so, what countrywe have built?
What society is it?
lfthat's the truth
then we're all dead!
And l'm dead then too.
And l'm not afraid of blood.
-Are you finished?
-Yes.
Then listen to me.
First, ifyou connect with Koshevoy,
it will be a civil war.
Second, you know betterthan me that race
for power exists even with socialism.
What socialism?
There is socialism in Sweden,
but there's only visibility here.
lt will be. Of course you're right.
We built something
we didn't plan to in 1917.
Some hybrid from highfalutin ideas
and stupid deeds.
And everyone have a part in that.
- llyich, Stalin, you and me.
-And me.
Do you knowwho we are?
We are Mitchurins.
l've understood that.
And you didn't tell me?
Why?
The party is our life
and we must keep it.
lfwe don't,
then we'll be dead as you said.
What party?
The party
about which we heard at that tape?
- Maybe it's not exist anymore.
- Leave your emotions.
And your story about being
a counter-intelligence service man?
They believe in it.
To undermine the party's authority
means putting it in doubt.
You stroke everybodywith Stalin.
Nowyou want to do it
with yourself.
Calm down, Nikita.
And it doesn't matter
ifwe believe in that or not.
So what did you decide?
Moscow or Kiev?
Stupid people they are.
Why don't