This is the next section in Mr. Mu's Chapter 1.1 which
contains the corrections made to the paragraph
mentioned in the introduction to the previous post.
I was able to find one of the photos Mr. Mu uses here
on Google Images. Below is that which Mr. Mu
refers to as showing CCP soldiers carrying a KMT
flag. That would have been a definite "no-no," as
Aly Rose would say.-B.H.
contains the corrections made to the paragraph
mentioned in the introduction to the previous post.
I was able to find one of the photos Mr. Mu uses here
on Google Images. Below is that which Mr. Mu
refers to as showing CCP soldiers carrying a KMT
flag. That would have been a definite "no-no," as
Aly Rose would say.-B.H.
(1) The Kuomintang army confronted Japanese forces at the Suzhou River . (2) On June 28, 1940, 86 Japanese planes carried out a more than three-hour bombing in Chongqing , the Kuomintang’s capital, leadership of Anti-Japan War. (3) Song Zheyuan’s 29th Army’s “Broadsword Team” assaulted Xifengkou at night.
Above is a CCP propaganda picture hyping the Eighth Route Army’s “Hundred Regiments Campaign.” In the picture can be seen the Eighth Route Army lifting the Kuomintang's flag. From August to December 1940, Peng Dehuai directed the Eighth Route Army to send 400,000 persons (105 regiments) to fight against the Japanese continually for three months. The Eighth Route Army annihilated tens of thousands Japanese, but its losses were too great. Initially the CCP approved it and Mao once had also made affirmation. However, afterward Mao said that the “Hundred-Regiments Campaign” “had prematurely exposed our army’s strength”, that “the fight showed impure motives intended to raises someone’s own prestige”, “director crudely, to act recklessly”, “had helped Chiang Kai-Shek Kuomintang's busy,” and so on. In 1959 at the CCP’s “Lushan conference” this became a reason to criticize Peng Dehuai.
Mao and Chiang Kai-Shek’s negotiations in Chongqing in August, 1945.
(3) Many KMT generals were sacrificed at the front, opposing Japan ; Zuo Quan was the only CCP general who was sacrificed in the war.
During the Anti-Japanese War, the Kuomintang Armies sacrificed more than 100 generals, but the CCP only
sacrificed one, Zuo Quan, the Eighth Route Army’s deputy chief of staff. Moreover Zuo Quan was
designated as a "Trotskyist" in the CCP’s internal fighting and was punished “to remain in party to
examine” until his death. In the photograph at top left Zuo Quan is shown with his wife Liu Zhilan and
their baby daughter in August 1940. In center, the Zuoquan Martyr’s Cemetery inLiao County , Shanxi
Province, which was renamed “Zuoquan County ” in the general’s honor. In the photo a top right: On July
15, 2005 July, “The Zuoquan Red Traveling Development Limited Company” held a grand operation
ceremony and the fireworks show in evening, but at this night this company took 2 million Yuan
quietly to leave Zuoquan County. Not only did they leave a ruin, but also many worker’s wage in
arrears. The swindlers once boasted that 3.2 billion Yuan was invested in the Red Traveling
development in Zuoquan.
sacrificed one, Zuo Quan, the Eighth Route Army’s deputy chief of staff. Moreover Zuo Quan was
designated as a "Trotskyist" in the CCP’s internal fighting and was punished “to remain in party to
examine” until his death. In the photograph at top left Zuo Quan is shown with his wife Liu Zhilan and
their baby daughter in August 1940. In center, the Zuoquan Martyr’s Cemetery in
Province, which was renamed “
15, 2005 July, “The Zuoquan Red Traveling Development Limited Company” held a grand operation
ceremony and the fireworks show in evening, but at this night this company took 2 million Yuan
quietly to leave Zuoquan County. Not only did they leave a ruin, but also many worker’s wage in
arrears. The swindlers once boasted that 3.2 billion Yuan was invested in the Red Traveling
development in Zuoquan.
The sacrificed generals of Kuomintang Armies during the Anti-Japanese War:
姓名 军衔 牺牲时间 、地点 佟麟阁 上将(追授),29军副军长 1937、7、28北京南苑 赵登禹上将(追授),132师师长 1937、7、28北京南苑 郝梦龄上将,9军军长 1937、10、16山西忻口 刘家麒中将,54师师长 1937、10、16山西忻口 吴克仁中将,67军军长 1937、11、9上海江松 高志航空军少将,驱逐司令 1937、11、21河南周家口 夏国章中将,172师副师长 1937、11、21浙江湖州 吴国璋 中将,75师副师长 1937、11、26浙江湖州 饶国华上将,145师师长 1937、11、30安徽广德(自杀) 肖山令中将,宪兵副司令 1937、12、12江苏南京 姚中英少将,156师参谋长 1937、12、12江苏南京 司徒非少将,160师参谋长 1937、12、12江苏南京 刘震东中将,第五战区第二路游击司令 1938、2、22山东莒县 王铭章上将(追授),122师师长 1938、3、17山东藤县 邹绍孟少将,124师参谋长 1938、3、17山东藤县 赵渭滨少将,122师参谋长 1938、3、17山东藤县 范庭兰少将,豫北别动队第五总队总队长 1938、3、28河南修武 刘桂五少将,骑兵第六师师长 1938、4、22内蒙黄油干子 周元中将,173师副师长1938、5、9山东蒙城 李必蕃中将,23师师长 1938、5、14山东菏泽(自杀) 黄启东少将,23师参谋长 1938、5、14山东菏泽(自杀) 方叔洪中将,114师师长 1938、6山东冯家场 付忠贵少将,鲁北游击司令1938、9、23山东 冯安邦中将,42军军长 1938、11、3湖北襄阳 林英灿少将,152师副师长 1938、1、13广东清远 李国良中将,军训部辎重总监 1939、3、7陕西西安 张谞行中将,第一战区副参谋长 1939、3、7陕西西安 王禹九少将,79军参谋处长 1939、3、26江西高安 陈安保中将,29军军长 1939、5、6江西龙里 张唐聚五少将,东北游击司令 1939、5、18河北平台山 韩炳宸少将,山东第十三区保安副司令1939、1、9山东莱阳 马玉仁中将,江苏第一路游击司令 1940、1、3江苏望乡台 丁炳权中将,197师师长 1940、1、25江西武宁 郑作民中将,2军副军长 1940、2、3广西昆仑关 钟毅中将,173师师长 1940、5、9湖北苍台(自杀) 张自忠上将(追授),33集团军总司令 1940、5、16湖北南瓜店 张敬少将,33集团军高参 1940、5、16湖北南瓜店 戴民权中将,豫南游击第五纵队司令 1940、5河南遂平 王竣中将,新27师师长 1941、5、9山西台寨 梁希贤少将,新27师副师长 1941、5、9山西台寨(自杀) 陈文杞少将,新27师参谋长 1941、5、9山西台寨 唐淮源上将,3军军长 1941、5、12山西县山 寸性奇中将,12师师长 1941、5、13山西毛家湾 金崇印少将,17军参谋长 1941、9、16山西横水镇 石作衡中将,70师师长 1941、9、6山西绛县 赖传湘中将,190师副师长 1941、9、24湖南梁家段 朱实夫少将,新3师副师长1941、9、25甘肃 李翰卿中将,57师步兵指挥官 1941、9、27江西上高 武士敏中将,98军军长 1941、9、29山西东峪 朱士勤中将,暂30师师长 1942、5、4山东潘庄 郭子斌少将,暂30师副师长 1942、5、4山东潘庄 戴安澜中将,200师师长 1942、5、26缅甸茅邦村 王凤山少将,1942、7 缅甸埋通 张庆澍少将,鲁苏战区高参 1942、8山东唐王山 周复中将,鲁苏战区政治部主任 1943、2、21山东城顶山 张少舫少将,113师参谋长 1943、2、21山东城顶山 高道先少将,山东铁道破坏总队长 1943、5山东 江春炎少将,114师参谋长 1943、7、4山东邹县 彭士量中将,暂5师师长 1943、11、15湖北石门 许国璋中将,150师师长 1943、11、21湖北诹市(自杀) 孙明瑾中将,预10师师长 1943、12、1湖南常德 卢广伟少将,骑8师副师长 1944、5、5安徽颖上 李家钰上将,36集团军总司令 1944、5、21河南秦家坡 陈绍堂少将,104师步兵指挥官 1944、5、21河南秦家坡 周鼎铭少将,36集团军副官处长 1944、5、21河南秦家坡 王剑岳少将,8师副师长 1944、6、10河南灵宝 王甲本中将,79军军长 1944、9、7湖南东安 阚维雍中将,131师师长 1944、11、10广西桂林(自杀) 陈济恒中将,桂林防守司令部参谋长 1944、11、10广西桂林(自杀) 吕旃蒙少将,31军参谋长1944、11、10广西桂林 齐学启中将,38师副师长 1945、5、13缅甸仰光 胡旭盱少将,第三战区第一突击队司令 1945、6浙江孝丰 |