“...I saw Kislitsyn almost immediately. He approached the square in front of the market from the direction of the circus. In his usual camouflage uniform, that is, in a coat, hat and glasses. Kislitsyn was holding a battered leather briefcase in his hands. It seems to me that he noticed me, but did not give it away, which served as indirect evidence of the seriousness of what was happening. Kislitsyn stopped near the first tray with children's toys, took a pack of cigarettes out of his pocket and looked around. He did everything slowly and, it seems, even deliberately much slower than it should have been. Holding the camera in my hands, I felt that I was shaking all over. The excitement intensified. Kislitsyn lit a cigarette and, putting the lighter in his pocket, adjusted his hat on his head. As we agreed with him yesterday, this was a signal that the correspondent had appeared...”