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Chapter 9 The storm rises again

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    By the end of January 1934, the Northeast Army had achieved complete victory in the Northeast defensive operations, and the Japanese forces in Northeast China had been uprooted and driven out of the Northeast.  At this time, Zhang Xueliang's Northeastern clique had completely broken with Chiang Kai-shek's Nanjing National Government. Angry, Chiang Kai-shek had ordered to stop allocating 10 million French currency monthly military pay to Zhang Xueliang's Northeastern Army, and Zhang Xueliang also unceremoniously accepted the Northeastern Nationalist Army.  The government's central taxation agency expelled all officials of the Nanjing government in the Northeast, including the salt transport envoy, the director of the tobacco and alcohol stamp tax, the tax police chief, and the special commissioner of the central finance department. It stopped transporting fuel, coal, grain and other important supplies into the customs, and also returned goods  All roads in the Northeast and Kuomintang-controlled areas were closed.  The two sides had been arguing in public media all day long since the end of 1933. One accused the other of "supporting the troops, destroying unity, and disobeying government orders"; the other angrily accused the other of "ordering to abandon the country, how could he face the people and the spirit of Prime Minister Sun Yat-sen"  ", but one of the two sides was busy dealing with the Red Army of the Communist Party of China, and the other was busy fighting the Japanese army. Therefore, during the Battle of Liaoyang, the Northeast Army hardly fought with Chiang Kai-shek's direct line of the Central Army, but only had a few "frictions and misunderstandings" with Yan Xishan and Han Fuqu's troops.  ".  After the Liaoyang Battle, Zhang Xueliang began to turn his attention to the Red Army of the Communist Party of China.

    In November 1933, when the Northeast Campaign began, the Central Plains was once again filled with smoke.  While Chiang Kai-shek ordered Yan Xishan in Shanxi and Han Fuqu in Shandong to closely monitor the movements of the Northeastern Army in Suiyuan, Chahar, Pingjin and other places, he simultaneously mobilized more than 70 elite divisions of the National Army, totaling more than one million troops, and appointed himself as commander-in-chief.  The commander launched an unprecedented fifth counter-revolutionary "encirclement and suppression" campaign against the Communist Party of China's revolutionary base areas in southern Jiangxi, using 500,000 troops and 200 aircraft to attack Ruijin, the heart of the Communist Party's Soviet area.  Under the advice of French and British military advisers, Chiang Kai-shek adopted the encroachment and advancement tactics of "step by step, attack steadily", mobilized a large number of local migrant workers to build a large number of fortifications, gradually narrowed the encirclement, and tried to annihilate the Red Army in the Soviet area of ????the Communist Party of China in southern Jiangxi.

    At this time, the Chinese Communist Red Army had just concluded its fourth counter-revolutionary "encirclement and suppression" campaign in February. Although its military leader Mao Zedong had been deprived of military command authority by Wang Ming and others, it still resisted Wang Ming and others under the leadership of Zhou Enlai, Zhu De and other generals.  Under the command of people's erroneous instructions, he achieved the final victory in the fourth counter-revolutionary encirclement and suppression campaign. He annihilated three divisions of the Kuomintang Central Army in mobile warfare, captured more than 12,000 enemies, seized a large amount of firearms and supplies, and used  Its own army has grown to more than 330,000 people.  But it was a tragic victory. At this time, of the three major base areas of the Communist Party of China - the Hubei-Henan-Anhui Base Area, the Hunan-Hubei-Western Base Area and the Hunan-Hubei-Jiangxi Base Area, only the Hunan-Hubei-Jiangxi Base Area won the victory. The other two base areas had conflicts with the National Army.  The disparity in strength and the "Left" wrong command of the main leader Zhang Guotao led to the failure of the anti-"encirclement and suppression" campaign, which made the Central Soviet Area-Hunan, Hubei and Jiangxi base areas increasingly isolated.

    In the spring of 1933, "Left" errors, especially errors in military guidelines, were fully implemented in the revolutionary base areas of the Communist Party of China.  At this time, the international situation was more urgent. The German Nazi Party in Europe had come to power. Hitler was elected as Chancellor of Germany in March 1933. Germany's military strength was rapidly expanding under its vigorous promotion of construction; Japanese militarism in East Asia was also followed by it.  Threaten the security of the Soviet Union at both ends.  The Comintern in Moscow required the communist parties of various countries to win the victory of their own communist revolutions before the Soviet Union was attacked by imperialist countries, thereby expanding the camp and strength of communist countries in the world to fight against Eastern and Western imperialism.  At this time, the victory of four consecutive counter-encirclement and suppression operations also caused some leaders within the CCP to underestimate the enemy and be arrogant and arrogant towards the Chiang Kai-shek National Government.  Leaders of the Communist Party of China Wang Ming, Bo Gu and others stubbornly implemented this strategic order of the Comintern, adopted an adventurist approach, and forced the Chinese Communist Party organizations in the Kuomintang-controlled areas to hold widespread strikes, class strikes, demonstrations, armed riots and other activities.  Most of the CCP organization was exposed and severely damaged.  By the beginning of 1932, there were only over 3,000 members of the Red Trade Unions in the country. Even the General Secretary of the Party Central Committee, Xiang Zhongfa, was arrested and rebelled. As a result, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China was unable to gain a foothold in Shanghai and had to move the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China to the Provisional Party Central Committee in Shanghai.  Entered the Central Soviet Area.  However, Wang Ming, Bogu and others still persisted in pursuing the "Left" line, ostracizing Mao Zedong and others and denying their correct military thinking. The Provisional Party Central Committee even allowed the German Li De, a military adviser sent by the Comintern, to fully control the Red Army's operations.  power of command.

    At the beginning of the fifth counter-"encirclement and suppression" campaign by the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army of the Communist Party of China, Bo Gu and Li De mistakenly judged that this battle was a "decisive battle between the red regime and the white regime, the proletariat and the bourgeoisie." At the same time, they greatly overestimated the  Knowing the strength of the Red Army at this time, and believing that it was time for the final decisive battle with the Kuomintang army, he put forward the slogans of "defending the enemy outside the country's gates" and "not losing an inch of the country", and ordered 300,000 Chinese workers and peasants' Red Army to attack on all fronts and take the initiative??The shame of failure!  "Kawashima hurriedly listed out the rebels' demands one by one.

    "Shiratori! I appoint you as the new prime minister, and you will be responsible for cooperating with Prime Minister Lu to handle this matter!" Hirohito breathed a sigh of relief after learning that his life was safe.

    "I accept my order!" Just when Toshio Shiratori became Prime Minister, the "already killed" former Prime Minister Okada Keisuke crawled into the palace smelling of excrement.  It turned out that Okada wanted to run out of the secret room in the chaos, but was almost discovered and had to hide in the toilet in a panic. It was not until the rebels left the Prime Minister's Office that he dared to come out to see the emperor.

    Hirohito, who looked embarrassed, had to reinstate Okada, "Your Majesty! Please allow me to mobilize Lieutenant General Hideki Tojo's military police corps into the imperial town to suppress the rebellion! Otherwise, the consequences will be disastrous!" Okada said in panic.

    "Okay, okay, as you say."

    It was already dawn, and the citizens of Tokyo were still in the dark. It was not until the police asked citizens on buses to avoid the Imperial Palace and government buildings that people felt that something was wrong.  By this time the violence had ended, and the rebels had occupied about a square mile of central Tokyo.  They used the Sanno Hotel as a temporary headquarters and hung the "King-Honoring Rebels" flag outside the Prime Minister's official residence.  The "manifesto" they circulated claimed that they wanted to clean up the emperor and smash the clique of important ministers. They believed that elders, important ministers, warlords, plutocrats, bureaucrats, and political parties were all the culprits in destroying the state system.

    At this time, the military police commander-in-chief Hideki Tojo, who had entered the city, immediately took iron-handed measures to mobilize the regular army to attack the rebels after receiving the order from the emperor. Under the encirclement and suppression of heavy artillery bombardment and tank stamping, more than 2,000 people entrenched in the Sanno area of ??Tokyo were  The rebels were quickly wiped out and the remaining troops surrendered.  All the officers who planned the rebellion were executed.  In the following days, under the control of Hideki Tojo, the Japanese military began to purge the First Division of the Japanese Army and even the entire Army. A large number of officers and soldiers were forcibly sent home, and even imprisoned and shot.  In the midst of the bloody storm, Hideki Tojo was appreciated by the emperor and promoted to Prime Minister.  The rebellion of the "Imperial Road Sect" actually sent Hideki Tojo, a fanatical militarist soldier, to the top of the Japanese military.

    Just when the gunfire in Tokyo had subsided, gunfire rang out in the Yalu River in North Korea.  At 5 a.m. on March 18, Kiyoshi Kuroto, commander of the 45th Regiment of the 20th Division of the Japan-Korean Expeditionary Force, ordered the artillery unit of the unit to shell the Northeast Army defense forces on the other side of the river without authorization.  Kuroto, who is also one of the officers of the "Imperial Road Sect", is very sympathetic to the suppressed "uprising officers and soldiers" of the Tokyo 1st Division.  When the "uprising" began, Kuroto was excited, believing that this "revolution" would overthrow the Japanese cabinet and military headquarters controlled by the peace faction. However, news of the failure soon came to disappoint him, and there were purges within the army.  The storm is getting closer and closer to him, and he is likely to be dismissed from his post and investigated.  After some thinking, Heiteng came up with an idea that surprised even himself at first, that is, to initiate a war!  In this way, Japan as a whole will have to embark on a war trajectory again and enter militaristic reform.  (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com
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