The problem of banditry is a very serious problem in the northeast, and the government of Da Qing, the North Ocean, the Japanese and the Japanese have no solution to this problem.
However, this issue was finally resolved by the Northeast Field Army.
However, Northeast field forces have also been sown in the northeast.
It can be said that this is an army of “retrogression.”
He says that the Northeast Army has changed from “weak” to “strong.”
With the Soviet Union 150 Red Army marching northeast on 9 August 1945, sweeping Japan ‘ s Guandong Army with autumn winds, and the United States dropping two more atomic bombs on Japan, Japan was blown to pieces as soon as it was powerless to carry it.
Until then, everyone had understood that Japan’s surrender was sooner or later, but no one had thought of it so quickly. As soon as Japan announced its surrender, including Chongqing and Yan An, the whole country boiled. However, after the boiling season, as the situation developed to the detriment of Janan, the atmosphere in the region soon became heavy.
For Chiang Kai-shek, the victory against Japan has reached the height of a lifetime of glory, with a unique reputation. Not only did the United States support him, but even the Soviet Union began to fully support Chiang Kai-shek with the signing of the Treaty of Amity with the Soviet Union.
So let’s just say, isn’t our party and the Soviet party all brothers in the Communist Party? Why is the Soviet Union not supporting our party instead of supporting Chiang Kai-shek?
Simplely, Roosevelt, in order to bring the war to an end and not to let American soldiers continue to die, encouraged Stalin to go northeast and the Soviets to hit the Japanese. Stalin wasn’t a fool, was he? Why didn’t you let me? Let me on it. That’ll do me good. Roosevelt said what did you want? Stalin said, “I want independence from Mongolia, I want Dalian Port and Port, I want Middle East Railways.” Roosevelt’s got a big ear, says your appetite is too big, even if I agree. Stalin said you agreed. I’ll take care of Chiang. Roosevelt had nothing to do with me, as long as I was not dead, so the Yalta agreement was signed.
You sold me out of my sight, as soon as Chiang heard, you son of a bitch! Chiang Kai-shek had a high self-esteem and had no intention of leaving a historical name for his country. But the situation was so strong that Chiang-Yong spoke to Stalin for half a day, and Stalin came back and said you were right, but now you beg me, not me. If you can run the Japanese by yourself, do you need to talk about this? In that way, Stalin, without much effort, forced Chiang to sign the CSLA Treaty.
And since the Chiang Kai-shek government has promised so many benefits, and the “Turkish 8 Roads” cannot, Stalin has rightly supported Chiang Kai-shek.
Let’s get back to business. After the Soviets had received the promise of Chiang Kai-shek, they sent troops north-east to beat the Japanese away.
For both parties, the next step is to take over the fall zone.
But the Japanese have driven the Japanese to the Great South-West over the years, now from the Great South-West to the eastern coast and the central plains, with all the rotten means of transport in the south-west, and near-paradigment of the railway road, there is no real possibility of a single year.
And the Communist Party’s army, it’s almost all around the fall, and it’s over.
Jiang Kai-shek paniced and, fearing that the 8th Street Army would seize the territory, sent a telegram to Yanan to keep the 8th Street Army on standby, but was sent back directly.
As soon as Chiang looked at this as a bad move, he came up with a move to invite leaders to Chongqing in the name of peace negotiations.
For Yan’s sake, Chiang Kai-shek would have taken responsibility for the follow-up if he had not lost his people’s mind.
One, however, is that there is an uncontrollable risk, as is the case with Zhang Xiaoqiao; the other is that it affects the expansion of the liberated areas of our forces, after all, during the peace talks, which would have been highly publicized had Chiang caught the grip.
In fact, my party did not want to fight the National Party at that time, and there was a great deal of power to fight, so the claim was to form a coalition government and not to leave Chiang Kai-shek alone.
But Chiang Kai-shek had to demand that we no longer control the army, which had touched our party’s backs. Chiang’s Qing Party movement in 1927 was still in sight, and there were no guns in its hand, which was fish on the plate.
As for Chiang, he wanted to fight, with millions of troops in his hand and with the support of the US, he would sleep on the side of his bed, and keep it as a danger. That’s not a bad idea. If you were Chiang, you’d have to fight.
The Yann side specifically enquired about the Soviet Union ‘ s views on future developments, and Stalin made clear his opposition to the fighting between the two parties, subjecting the Chinese Communist Party to the leadership of the Chiang Kai-shek Government, and strongly recommended that the leaders go to Chongqing for negotiations.
As soon as Janan’s heart cooled, he expected the Soviet Union to help himself at a critical time.
For the Chinese Communist Party, the joy of fighting victory has not been sustained long, and the Chinese revolution has reached a critical moment.
At this point, the leaders looked to the north-east, then the pseudo-Manchuria, with the vision of a talented strategist.
In fact, it was not a sudden decision to march northeast, as early as November 1944 and May 1945, when leaders said at a meeting within the party that we were prepared to go to the four north-east provinces, where the revolution would have a solid foundation.
Why Northeast?
The first point is well understood because the National Party has no basis for rule in the north-east.
From Zhang Zhang Zhenglong to the Japanese Manchuria, NCP forces have never entered the Northeast. At this time, it is easier for people to work in the north-east, and it is easier to build a regime. The Chinese Communist Party, which has a large basis in China and China, does not even have a single piece, nor does it occupy a large city. If the four north-eastern provinces were occupied, there would be a strong basis, military and logistical, for a strong guarantee.
The second point becomes even more obvious: the Northeast is so rich.
It’s not just our party that knows, Chiang knows. This wealth is not just an economy but an industrial system in the Northeast. The Northeast had begun to develop its industry at the time of Zhang’s fall, and the Japanese had then established a comprehensive industrial system.
What about the Northeast? By 1943, coal production in the north-east had accounted for 49 per cent of the country, raw iron production 88 per cent, steel production 93 per cent, cement 66 per cent and the mechanical industry 95 per cent. By 1945, Northeast industrial production had surpassed Japan itself.
At that time, Mr. Shinzo Abe had spent several years in the north-east and had been instrumental in the development of the industrial system in the north-east. This guy’s “economic rule” is actually the planned economy of the Soviet Union, which he then became Prime Minister or planned. Indeed, many years after Japan’s defeat, it was playing with the planned economy, and it had played a huge role in its recovery. Not only Japan, but Park Jung-hee of Korea, Park Zhue’s father, was playing with the planned economy in those years. The rise of Japan and Korea is based on this system. Capitalist countries play with the planned economy? Isn’t that paranoia?
In the northeast, in addition to the developed industrial system, it was an important food base, with a population of nearly 50 million, which accounted for 1/9 of the country’s population at the time.
That is, whoever takes the northeast has the strength to ask the whole country, so there was a saying that “the northeast gets the world.”
But the outcome of the competition in the northeast shows the problem not of “the Northeast” but of “the hearts of the people”. Chiang had never understood that sentence in his life, so three years later the Northeast lost it and was driven directly to the island. If the Korean war had not broken out, he would have gone to the Philippines for the rest of his life.
– ..the vision.
Following the end of the fighting, quick action began on the ground, the first of which arrived in the north-east in the Zonklin section, which is closest to the Hot Liao Army.
After Zheng Klin arrived at the customs office of the mountain with more than 400 people from the 16th military subsector, the Japanese security forces stationed there refused to surrender to the Eighth Road Army and accepted only the fall of the National Party army. Zeng Klin, who had no guns, could not shoot down, had no way out of the border, and by accident had encountered dozens of Soviet soldiers. At the repeated request of Zeng Klin, the Soviet soldiers returned to the mountain customs with three cannons and bombarded, and the Japanese hypocrites had been waiting to surrender and had left without a heart to fight.
As a result, the customs authorities of the mountains were taken down and the gates to the north-east were opened overland, laying the groundwork for the subsequent crossings.
Zeng Klin led the march to Jinzhou and Shenyang.
With the connivance of the Soviet forces, Zheng Klin opened his hands and legs in Shenyang.
After Japan’s surrender, the Soviet Army took everything in the north-east as its trophy, and began to act as a demolition party, and removed back to the Soviet Union everything that could be done with the plant, causing a large number of workers to lose their jobs and become displaced, as well as some military and police officers of the pseudo Manchuria, who in a few days expanded their army from less than a thousand to 20,000 in Shenyang.
Later, the Soviets handed over an armory to Zhengqin, but after having seen it red, and after all these years of fighting, they had never seen so many good weapons, and they took 30,000 rifles, 300 machine guns and more than 100 guns. Zhenglin’s team grew larger and more openly recruited.
But it’s big enough to piss off the Soviets.
The Soviet Union and the National Party government signed an agreement to hand over the major cities of the Northeast to the National Government, which, it appears, brought Zhenglin’s ministry into Shenyang for the sake of the Communist Party, but Zheng Lin’s failure to take into account the plight of the Soviets has increased, making it impossible for the Soviet Union to speak to Chiang Kai-shek and the United States.
So the Soviets drove Zen Klin away.
Zheng Klin is also a temperament that says you don’t count.
The Soviets regret it, they can’t fight, they can’t talk, they know that Zhengqin should not have gone to Shenyang City, but they sent a Lieutenant Colonel of the Soviet Army and Zhengqin to talk to you in Yanan.
On September 14, 1945, Zeng Klin arrived in Yanan on a Soviet plane.
Except for the leaders who were on their way to Chongqing negotiations, the remaining bosses attended Zhenglin’s briefing.
For the first time that he had seen so many central leaders, he told them about the north-east, saying that the north-east was full of weapons and materiel, that no one was taking them, that the major cities were the Soviets, but the small cities and villages were empty, that the north-east now had guns and guns, and that the four of us had expanded to 20,000 people in less than 10 days, and that new weapons had been replaced, and the numbers of weapons and ammunition were unknown.
As the central leaders look excited, Zeng Klin gets more excited and inevitably adds some exaggerating elements.
Why do I have to spend so much time talking about Zinclin?
It was because of his unexpected bragging in front of the leadership this time that he paid a huge price for the troops that followed. Of course, we cannot shift that responsibility to Zen Klin, and the centre did not blame him for it, after all, the situation in the north-east is constantly changing, a situation that no one can control.
The situation in the north-east is generally optimistic at the centre through reporting by Zeng Klin.
It’s all gold. Go pick it up before Chiang Kai-shek’s troops come.
As a result, the Central Government decided to set up the North East Bureau, with Peng Jin as its secretary, to work immediately in the North East, where 100,000 troops were drawn from China and North China to the North East, with a specific emphasis on “no weapons”, and in the North East, where, for example, weapons were left to be used on a ground basis in exchange for new weapons.
Looking at the future of the Northeast, with the agreement of the leaders in Chongqing, the Central Government has developed a strategic approach to “Development to the North, Defence to the South” and, in general, to the Northeast. The leader specifically proposed a personnel arrangement that would allow Lim Biao, who was supposed to be the commander of the military region in Shandong, to turn around to the north-east.
The decision to send Lin Piao to the north-east proved to be so significant.
The man Lin Piao, whose name should be known to everyone, has been compared to Lin Ping and Zhou, both of whom are the big Boss who are good at commanding the legions and who have seen the results.
As we all know, the leaders have assessed that “the battle of the sea, Comrade Liu’s first victory”, has brought the liberation war to an end years earlier.
It is true that Tu-Yu is a military genius, but there is still a considerable gap between Yu-Yu and Lin-chung as far as overall capacity is concerned.
Why do you say that?
Lin Piao is a full-fledged member of my party, not just a military genius, but both in political and theoretical terms. There are few of them in my party, and Lin Ping is much better than Zhu. After all, there are so many big shots in my party that we can convince you that it’s a very good skill point.
Lin also has the ability to develop theories based on reality, such as ” one, two, three, four, one slow” tactics, all of which are lessons learned from his combat efforts, and can be printed in a book to promote the entire army, which has significantly increased the fighting power of our forces.
In sum, Lin Biao’s ability was indeed to be subjugated, and then, in the north-east, it did play a role.
Yes, it is.
One hundred thousand troops marched northeast, mainly two ways.
All the way to Shandong’s eight-track army, which brings together over 60,000 people.
All the way to the 3rd division of the new 4th Army led by Huang Ke-sheng, with around 35,000 people.
These forces, which first arrived in the north-east, ended up being the main force in the eastfield, which was repulsed during the liberation of the north-east.
These forces quickly entered the north-east from sea and land with a vision of the north-east. But it was not Zorglin’s story of the earth, but of the unprecedented difficulties.
The first is weapons and materiel.
The eight road troops from Shandong, at the direction of the central authorities, left their weapons on the ground, some along the way, and in the end there was only one gun left in even one class, for the purpose of standing guard, otherwise the gun would not remain. Everyone wants to know that there’s a lot of new weapons coming up in the northeast. But the fact is that after reaching the north-east, not only did not find weapons, not even cotton pants had hair, but even eating was a problem.
When Huang went northeast in November 1945, he found out that he was mobilizing with the north, saying it was two extremes, eating or not, wearing or not, and wearing a single shirt from the middle of the winter. Huang Ke-Cheng sent a direct telegram to the leader saying that the situation was “no party, no crowd, no regime, no food, no money, no medicine, no clothes, shoes and socks” and that he was in a state of insecurity.
The huge run-off caused the morale of the passers-off troops to collapse.
Once again, it is based on the ground and the people.
One of the key elements of my party’s original intention was to “separate north-east” with the goal of going to large cities.
From the moment we entered the northeast, the attitude of the Soviets was very unstable, and for a while it was bad. At first, the SLA was more friendly towards my party, although there was an agreement with the National Government to hand over large cities to the National Party army and not to the Chinese Communist Party army. As a result, our army changed the name of the troops entering the northeast, not the 8th Road Army, but the Northeast People’s Autonomy Army, which kept its eyes closed and allowed the Communist Party of China to develop in large cities.
But the situation is changing.
Our troops began to find themselves in a difficult situation in the north-east with the invasion of customs in the mountains by the national army.
In one case, the Soviet Union suddenly turned its face. Under pressure from Chiang Kai-shek, Stalin began to evict the Communist Party from large cities, fearing that it would allow it to continue to do so in the north-eastern part of the country. Peng Jin’s North-East Bureau, which was in Shenyang, then forced the Soviet Army out.
You’re not leaving? If you don’t leave, use your tanks! This was the attitude of the Soviets towards the Brotherhood at the time.
The other is the fighting power of my army.
While all the forces that went to the north-east first received new weapons, the majority of the forces of Shandong 8 Road and Huang Kecheng later did not have new weapons, so Huang was angry to say to the centre their complaints about the new man, the old man.
Huang was better off, after all, when he left his weapon behind without listening to the centre, so he was in his hands even though he was behind. But those who came from Shandong were a bit sad, not even old guns. How can you fight the U.S. army with such equipment?
The army with the new Japanese weapon in its hand is a force of the east because of the rapid expansion of the north-east, the complexity of the personnel, the presence of the hypocrites, bandits and everything, the speed of the war, and even the ability to fight back.
Let’s say a few more words about Huang. This man is known for being straight, speaking out, never giving up on his own principles in order to accommodate his preferences, and almost losing his head because of his tendencies, but still he still does not dare to speak out.
In September 1945, when he was still in Sino-Sioux, he asked his senior superiors to send a telegram to the central authorities suggesting that a large force should be sent to the north-east.
Hwang Ke-cheng went straight across the boulder and sent a telegram to the central office, which was very dissatisfied. But his thoughts coincided with those of the centre, and Huang directly took his new 4rd Division to the northeast.
The head of the mission told him that the centre had said that the north-east was full of weapons, that you had left the weapons for the north-east in exchange for new weapons, but that Huang Xin felt that it was not that simple and insisted on leaving with the weapons, which had caused many dissatisfaction.
But it was the decision of Huang Ke-Cheng that prevented Division 3 from being as desperate as any other force that went northeast empty-handed.
Then there were difficulties in the north-east, and many leaders gave good news and no worries, but Huang had no idea what to say.
Huang Kecheng was a revolutionary leader from Inokayama with Zhu, so he is a leader, as can be seen from the fact that he is ready to cross his superiors to send a telegram to the central authorities at any time. Otherwise, something would have happened to him.
It’s easy to understand, for example, in a company where you’re a small head of department, if you go over to the department manager and complain directly to the general manager, it’s not twice that the department manager doesn’t kill you. If I don’t fuck you, it means I can’t fuck you.
With the failure of the customs service and Jinzhou and the withdrawal of the North-East Bureau from Shenyang, Doo-ming pursued the country with the KNP song.
The situation was extremely serious when the Soviet Union refused to enter the country, when my army had yet to establish a rural base.
There is no justification for eating and dressing, and the occupation of the north-east is impossible.
Added to this is a wave of rebellion in the cities that we had previously received as the National Party army moved forward.
When we first arrived in the north-east, our army was determined to develop its ranks, bringing in a large number of hypocrites and bandits, all of whom would have been walled up, looking at the National Party (NPA) taking over, turning against the mutiny and causing huge losses to our army.
There was no way to go, except to small towns and villages, but at that time many people in the north-east recognized the Nationalist Party as orthodox and highly rejected our army.
The cold winter in the north-east is not worth mentioning, and most of the troops are left without food and clothing.
Individual acts to survive, and even to harm the civilian population, have led to a vicious circle of resentment and resentment.
At one point, our troops were in a serious situation in the north-east.
• Turn around.
When we first went to the Northeast, Peng Jin was in charge of the North East Bureau, and Lin was in charge of the military after his departure. Peng Jin has always worked underground in the White Zone and is more capable. The decision to place Peng-jin in charge of the north-east, in accordance with the original idea of our party to occupy the north-east peacefully, is no problem.
However, as the situation changed, the National Party (NPA) put me on the run, and the Northeast Democratic Coalition (NEDF) was basically in a desperate position, and Huang Kecheng said that “it is only possible to be in danger with the Western Road Force.”
Yeah, right. It’s the Northeast Democratic Coalition. Our army changed its name.
A change in name can be seen in the central strategy.
The first was called the Northeast People’s Autonomy Army, which was supposed to occupy the Northeast alone.
Later, with the strong entry of the National Party army, the power of the two armies was very different, and the Soviet Union was beginning to change its attitude in favour of our army, and the centre was unable to take a step back, even in the north-east. As a result, the name of the army was changed to “Northeast Democratic Coalition”. Democracy is a game for all of us.
Since then, Peng-jin and Lin-Pu have also been deeply divided.
As usual, Peng Jin advocated the occupation of large cities as a condition for negotiations with Chiang Kai-shek to achieve co-location in the north-east. Of course, it was not a personal opinion of Peng Maung, as was the case at the time.
For its part, Lin Piao has been advocating rural development, building a basis for a long-term war. After all, we’ve been doing this for so many years, and we’ve had a lot of experience with the ground.
As a military officer, Lin Piao has a strong desire for the ground, not to mention the problem of eating and eating. Even if it is a war, without the support of the local people, the wounded will not be carried. If a regiment leaves a battalion to carry the wounds, how can it be fought later? The fighting power of the force was seriously affected.
From God’s point of view, Lin Piao’s opinion is certainly correct. In fact, back in the ’30s, why didn’t we have the same situation? At that time, Wang Ming and others persisted in taking over the major cities, resulting in a tragic loss, and it was doubtful how far our party would have gone had the leaders not persisted in taking the rural-urban encirclement route.
It is true that Peng Jin has considerable experience in working in the White Zone, but has little experience in the field of ground-building and armed struggle. However, as the head of the North East Bureau, he was naturally dissatisfied with Lin Biao, and the conflict between the two men reached a level of heat.
Fortunately, at that time, the leaders saw the development of the situation, gave up the idea of using the big cities for peace, and in December 1945 they proposed an approach that would “leave the road, occupy the two compartments, build a solid revolution on the ground.”
In the aftermath of the Quartet, Doo Min has been driving the North-East Democratic Coalition forces to the north bank of the Pinehua River, where they have been retrenched and exhausted.
The defeat of the Quartet has left the Northeast Democratic Coalition (NEDF) with a heavy toll.
The leaders have always believed that the Quartet is right and needed. Many, however, consider the Quartet to have caused a great deal of casualties to our troops and to be a senseless loss.
Until the Shangshan conference in 1959, the leader argued with Huang Kee, who had been beaten up as a member of the anti-party group, that it was not necessary to stay alive and that the leader said, “It is up to me to stay alive.” He said, “It’s wrong for you to decide.” “Let history and future generations judge.” I’m sorry.
Huang Ke-Cheng was the first to confront the leader in such a way.
In any case, one of the benefits of the defeat of the P-4 is that it unites ideas and makes people aware of the need to go to rural areas to establish a base.
More importantly, on June 16th, 1946, the Central Government issued instructions for the restructuring of the North East Bureau, appointing Lin Piao as Secretary of the North East Bureau, Commander-in-Chief and Political Commissioner of the Northeast Democratic Alliance. Since then, Lim Biao has been in power in the north-east.
This is a turning point to change the situation in the north-east.
Having said that, we have had to admire the strategic judgement and human vision of leaders. In the North East Bureau, there are Peng-jin, senior officials, Chen Yun and Zhang Zhang, either of whom are well-qualified elders, and Lin-pyung has a wide gap between his position and his qualifications, and he has taken the lead, especially in his party’s centralization of power.
But it is not only a matter of trust that leaders can give him full development authority in the north-east at a critical time, but it is true that there is a transcendent vision in terms of human understanding.
• Consolidation
After many years, in the face of the people’s praise for his outstanding performance in the northeast, Lin said that I had done nothing in the northeast, and that I had done three little things: to clear the bandits, to mobilize the masses and to build the ground.
Is it modest and modest, but the three things that Lin Piao has said have in fact changed the situation of my party in the north-east, and these three things are not a small job, but a huge effort, none of which is easy to do.
After Lim Piao took the lead in the North East Bureau, a resolution was adopted on July 7, 1946, known as the Seven Resolutions.
This resolution was a turning point in the North-East liberation war.
In short, the resolution is about the three things that Lin Piao has said to mobilize the masses, establish the bases and fight the bandits.
As we mentioned earlier, our party has no popular base in the northeast.
It is easy to understand that the National Government was the legitimate Government of the time, and it is normal for the people to consider the National Government as orthodox. What is your Northeast Democratic Coalition? As the National Party troops entered the north-east, the population was therefore in conflict with the Coalition for Democracy.
It was recalled that there was a story that the North-East Democratic Convergence had to cross the river at night, asking one of the country ‘ s villages, which said it was deep, had to cross the river by boat. It took me a lot of money to find two small boats, and it took water to find out that there was no need for a boat, which was already a waste of midnight.
What does this story tell you? You’re in a lot of trouble.
It is therefore an urgent task for the North-East Bureau to address how to change the perception of the Chinese Communist Party army among the general population, with popular support and support, and to establish its own basis. Popular support and ground-building are mutually reinforcing and one cannot be separated. It’s only on the ground, but it’s useless without popular support.
As a result of strong advocacy by the North-East Bureau, the north-east cadres have launched a high-profile rural boom. Most of the cadres have gone out of town to the countryside, creating a land revolution.
The land revolution, as we all know, was the model used before when the Red Army and the Eighth Road Army were built. To get the people to stand by you, you can’t just say it, can you? People also have to see the real benefits, not the real benefits. It has not been long since the farmers had their fields, and the civilian population has begun to join the army to protect the hard-won fruits of the land reform victory.
Another factor is the frustration of the population with the National Party.
In the process of taking over the north-east, the members of the National Party were severely corrupt, causing the general population to be disappointed by the corruption and the high number of children involved in the events.
Let’s take a look.
What’s a five-bit domino, is buy gold, take up a house, eat a restaurant, play a show, and get a kiln.
It’s a big deal, and it’s a big deal.
The same is true of the military, which is characterized by a failure of military discipline, the blood of soldiers and the growth of the army.
It was so popular that the saying was, “Though the center, long for the center, the center is even worse.”
So what we say is most important, is the hearts and minds of the people. Chiang Kai-shek has a much greater advantage than the Chinese Communist Party, both in legal terms and under conditions, but eventually lost not only the north-east but the whole country, owing to the loss of the hearts and minds of the people.
The north-east bureau, led by Lin Piao, has built a solid foundation in the north through a dramatic land revolution, laying a firm foundation for a subsequent counter-attack.
Let’s talk about Lin’s plan to clean up the bandits.
It’s as if the bandits in our image are the hundreds, the hundreds, the harassment of the people.
But the bandits in the north-east did not do so, and they caused enormous difficulties to the Democratic Alliance in the north-east. The simple reason is that there are too many bandits in the Northeast.
The history of the bandits in the Northeast is a long-term phenomenon. We all know that the Northeast was a place for the Great Qing, and that Da Qing has always been a ban on the Guangxi into the Northeast. By the end of the Chong Dynasty, however, the court was weak and the power of government was weakening, and many of the people in the province had begun to travel to the north-east in search of life, many of them in the east and south of the river. Why Northeast? There’s a lot of people out there. As long as you’re willing to do it, you’ve never heard of people starving to death in the Northeast.
Northeast has more land, more babies, like moose, mink, gold or something.
But there’s a disadvantage in the Northeast, which is that, in the Great Qing, or in the North Ocean, the government is weak, that is, it controls the big cities, and there’s little control left.
It’s time for some immigrants to see how the door is coming, how tired they are, how the authorities can’t control it. Slowly, it seems to be a good job, let alone the risk of decapitating in jail, and the bandits are becoming increasingly active.
The problem has not been resolved from Taiqing to the North Ocean to the Japanese.
It’s hard for you to advance with more weapons.
The Japanese have tried to solve the problem, but once the cost of accounting is too high, they want to follow the pattern of banditry. But the Japanese can’t keep up with the Chinese. You can pull me to pay for a gun, but I won’t do it. Why? What if we don’t get lucky? Second, I’ve killed other bandits. What value do I have?
Zhang Zhang played that game and ended up being a “national leader” for a few days.
When the PNP army entered the north-east, it was a new trick against the bandits, the seal. I don’t want any money. I’ll take care of it. The Northeast bandit was therefore in a state of shock with more than 30 chief commanders, 23 commanders and 158 chiefs. The Generals are tantamount to armed robbery and are more reckless, not only against the generals of Ho Hao, but also against the National Party of Ho Hao, the North-East Democratic Coalition.
In fact, in the early days of the Northeast, in order to expand rapidly, many bandits were blindly recruited, as were the leaders of the bands known as the Four Flags, Li Wah Tong, Shevendong and others. However, after the arrival of the National Party army, these people defected and continued to attack the Democratic Coalition and massacre local cadres.
The problem of banditry has become a major problem for the North-East Democratic Coalition, even more threatening than the National Army.
When Lin returned to the north bank of the Songhua River, he first trained the army. On the one hand, the bad guys, such as the bandits, the perjury police, and the scoundrels, who had been recruited during the blind expansion, were being cleansed, and on the other hand, they were practicing the techniques of shooting bombs, learning the tactics of ” one by one ” and ” three by three ” , so as to increase the fighting power of the army.
Then the bandits.
There are two advantages to this, one being the creation of a stable social environment conducive to local development and consolidation. The other is to train the soldiers, to train the bandits and to enhance the combat capability of the army.
The brutal process is not much to be said, but it is alleged that the number of casualties in the north-east exceeds even three. Because they’re in the mountains, you can’t use your legions, you can’t use them. As all those who have seen The Snow Field in the Forest Sea know, Yang Ziyong and his team were wise enough to find the Tiger Mountain, which was essentially the form of this unit. So the hazard factor is very high.
From 1946 onward, until April 1947, the bandit of the North was largely cleansed and won a great victory over the bandit war.
The Northeast bandits never thought that the Great Zone would be resolved, that the North Ocean would not be resolved, that the Japanese would not be resolved, and that the national government would not be able to solve the problem, so that the group would be left in a piece-of-shit “bucket”. They didn’t think that this was the real time when they met a group of real people.
With the triumph of the mutineers, the establishment of the land, the acquisition of the hearts and minds of the people, and the increase in combat capability following the training of troops, counter-attacks have begun to take place.
V. Counterattack
When Doo-ming entered the north-east, it appeared that the National Party (NP) troops had gone to the north of the Songhua River and that the Allied Democratic Forces of the North-East had failed to crush the army. However, as the front is stretched, the problem of under-capacity becomes apparent.
On June 26th, 1946, Chiang Kai-shek finally broke the previous Armistice Agreement and a full-scale civil war broke out. The heavy fighting in Guan’s country has strained Chiang Kai-shek’s military strength, leaving the north-east stretched, instead of increasing it to the north-east, and redeployed 53 troops to North China.
Thus, in the north-east, that is, the occupation of large cities and transport routes, which did not exceed one third of the north-east, even at its peak. The vast countryside is the territory of the North-East Democratic Coalition (NEDF) and is effectively safeguarded, both in terms of strength and logistics.
After securing the heel of the northern shore of the Pinehua River, Lin Bong completely shattered Chiang Kai-shek’s strategic attempt to “Shot to the North, First to the South” through his three-down Gangnams and four-guard Rivers between December 1946 and April 1947. Lin Piao captured the warplanes and then launched the summer offensive, which began to turn into an offensive, with significant results.
Since then, the situation in the north-eastern battlefield has changed fundamentally, and our forces have begun to take the initiative.
The contribution of North Korea has to be mentioned here.
After Japan’s surrender in August 1945, there was no war in North Korea, that is, a daily war with South Korea over reunification. The Japanese army left behind a large number of Japanese weapons at the time of their departure and could not be used without fighting. Kim Il ‘ s achievements were given to the North-East Democratic Coalition. When the Soviet Union later began to assist with the Korean-Soviet weapons, the Japanese weapons became even less useful and were largely given to the north-east. The Democratic People ‘ s Republic of Korea is rich in mines, and there are other fabrics, medicines and so forth. The North-East Democratic Coalition is said to have received more than 2,000 cars from North Korea.
One more is the combatant. There were many North-East Koreans living in the north-east, and a large number of people took part in the North-East Democratic Coalition army, including the Soviet Union, which returned from Janan, with 120,000 Koreans participating in the regular forces of the North-East Democratic Coalition Army, and a total of 250,000 people participating in the war of liberation in the north-east, if added to the local forces. Koreans are better at fighting, not afraid to die, and are stronger at fighting than they are.
This one is actually visible to Koreans everywhere today. When I went to college, I had a little problem with a Korean student, and he called his brother, and he didn’t say a word in the playground, and he stabbed him. It’s true. It’s not like a row. If I hadn’t reacted quickly, it would have been hard to say if I had sat here today to write history.
Go on. General Kim then called for the three North Korean divisions and the leaders agreed without saying anything. Why? He’s making a big investment in China’s revolution. However, General Kim has been unsatisfied with China since the Korean War and has been associated with China’s exposure to many Korean lights. I fed you and built the house when you couldn’t eat, and now you’re too big for me to listen to you.
After a summer offensive in 1947, which was followed by a fall and winter offensive, the Nationalist Army was concentrated in major cities such as Changchun, Shenyang and Jinzhou, and the disruption of traffic became isolated islands, fighting each other, and was left to rest. By New Year ‘ s Day 1948, 97 per cent of the land in the north-east had been liberated, the number of NLD troops had reached nearly 1 million, while the National Party army, with only 550,000 troops in the north-east, had been completely reversed.
It was at this point that the North-East Democratic Coalition officially changed its name to the North-East People’s Liberation Army (NPLA), which we later called the “Eastno”.
The rest is simple: in September 1948, the Battle of Liao Shen was launched, and nearly half a million members of the National Party were destroyed over 52 days by the Battles of Jinzhou, Liaoxi and Shenyang. After the war, the total strength of the National Army was 2.9 million, while the strength of the Liberation Army had risen to 3 million, and the positions of both parties had been reversed.
Then, in December, the millions of Northeast troops stormed the border and launched the Battle of Pinzin, completely destroying the National Army’s living power. Chiang Kai-shek and Fu Zheng Yi thought that after Liao Shen’s troops had to take a three-month break, and that Lin had failed to do anything about it and entered the border in secret, quickly liberating large areas of China, such as Beijing and Tianjin.
As a result, the national situation has been set.
The Northeasters have the right to the earth, but it must not be forgotten that it is only with a human heart. That is the key to success or failure. Unfortunately, Chiang Kai-shek is no longer able to return.
In addition, leaders have also been involved in the command of the North-East War Bureau, for example with regard to whether to start in Jinzhou or the long spring, and there has been a dispute between leaders and Lin Bong, but ultimately a strategic approach by leaders. In contrast, Chiang Kai-shek also performed his modesty in the north-eastern fighting, but it was very counterproductive and his name was well known.
So, whether it be military or strategic, or the ability to understand people, Chiang Kai-shek is really not a star and a half point. Case number: YX11dPV0dJM
I don’t know.
Keep your eyes on the road.
