Chapter 6
For the next five years, Pasha and Lilie worked well as a team since leaving Germany. They were pleased with their work in Denmark, especially.
One day, at lunchtime, a woman rode up to the door on a bicycle. Removing the grip from the left handle, she fished out a paper. She let the bike fall to the ground and hurried to the door. Pasha thanked her and read the report from Germany.
“I have to go back to Germany,” Pasha said. “I know the dangers. What choice do I have? It will be too dangerous for you.”
Lilie gave Pasha a withering face only a lover can give. “It’s my country, Pasha. We go together.”
After reading the report, Pasha sent word throughout Denmark. As Moscow’s representative to the Danish Communist Party, he called a meeting with local cells leaders. Arriving se
