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Text Chapter 211 Chuikov¡¯s depression

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    Hearing that the Nationalist Government planned to launch a large-scale counterattack against the Japanese army in the near future, Chuikov immediately handed over half of the supplies he had brought to Chiang Kai-shek, and stopped questioning about leaks of intelligence from the Far East Military Region Of course, as a  As a senior "diplomatic soldier", he did not believe this based on just a few words from the National Government.  (Literature Hall) The reason why it was so exciting was that the Soviet Union had a large number of military observers in China. These military observers went deep into the Kuomintang's military departments at all levels and could compile a large amount of intelligence.  It was by relying on this intelligence that Chuikov was able to believe that the Nationalist Government would soon launch a large-scale military operation.  The reason why the Soviet Union was able to send so many military attaches to China was because they provided a large amount of assistance to the National Government as early as the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War.  Although all these aids cost money, compared to those countries in the United Kingdom and the United States, which only talk and condemn Japan's behavior, this is already very good.  You know, after the beginning of the Anti-Japanese War, countries such as the United Kingdom and the United States, while condemning Japan, continued to do business with the Japanese and took advantage of the opportunity to make a fortune from the war.  If Japan had not occupied a large area of ??China's territory, especially after almost completely occupying China's coastline, it would no longer pursue the "open door" policy and put on a posture of wanting to monopolize China, which would have greatly affected their interests in China.  If it is a serious invasion, they will not care about China's life or death.  Even if Chiang Kai-shek digs out a dozen more oil fields and sells them to them, it will still be the same.  And with so many military observers, Chuikov had actually already deduced that the Chinese Army would take action in the near future He was also an excellent military strategist after all.  But if the National Government doesn't say anything, he can't say anything.  Because that will give the Kuomintang a handle on him You said we stole your secrets, but how did you know our military intelligence?  The mission of military observers is to "observe", not "theft"!  So he could only hold it in.  This is diplomacy.  Pretending to be confused while pretending to understand, pretending to be blind with wide eyes.  If necessary, even if scenes of human tragedies are being staged in front of you.  You also have to say that the world is peaceful, the people are healthy, and everyone is happy However, although Chuikov initially completed the tasks assigned to him by Stalin, he was not happy.  Because he didn't complete his other task very well.  According to the original history, during the entire Anti-Japanese War and the War of Liberation, the Soviet Union almost always turned a blind eye to the Chinese Communist Party.  Especially in the early days of the Liberation War, we faced the Kuomintang's all-out attack.  ** seems to be difficult to win, and it seems that it may be destroyed at any time.  At this time, the Soviet Union believed that the Chinese Communist Party was not a true believer in Marxism-Leninism, and planned to allow the Kuomintang to eliminate it.  And when the Communist Party of China won frequent victories and gained a decisive advantage in Jiangbei, they planned to go south.  Stalin sent people to mediate the peace talks between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, planning to let the Kuomintang and the Communist Party divide the river to rule But unfortunately, the Soviet Union's plan has never been implemented.  It was only after China and the Americans started fighting on the Korean Peninsula that Stalin realized that China was not as weak as imagined and could become an important barrier for the Soviet Union to resist the United States in the East So Big Brother finally reached out to his brothers.  A helping hand.     but.  This time history has changed.  Perhaps it was because of the defeat on the battlefield in the Far East that Stalin realized that Chiang Kai-shek was too untrue. Therefore, Chuikov was ordered to come to China. In addition to urging the Chinese Communist Party to launch a counterattack against the Japanese army as soon as possible, he also had another important task:  Give me some support**.  Stalin had such a temper.  As long as you suffer a loss, you must take revenge.  This is similar to the temper of Russian President Vladimir Putin in later generations.  Because Putin has said that once you are bullied, you should fight back immediately.  moment!  But it is obviously impossible for the Soviet Union to retaliate against China now.  We are all still allies on the surface.  What's more, the Soviet Union really can't afford more troops.  Therefore, Stalin planned to take care of his little brother who he never paid much attention to.  Chuikov came to China.  First, he handed over the weapons of a Su weapon master to the Eighth Route Army. On the one hand, it was to stimulate Chiang Kai-shek, and on the other hand, it was actually to complete the mission.  But that's just the beginning.  In Chuikov's view, just asking the Eighth Route Army to strengthen its force would hardly make Chiang Kai-shek feel uncomfortable.  After all, the main force of the Eighth Route Army is in the north, but almost all of northern China is occupied by the Japanese and various warlords who do not really obey Chiang Kai-shek. Chiang Kai-shek is not strong here, and it is not his traditional power here.  scope.  Cuikov wanted to increase the strength of the New Fourth Army.  This will make Chiang Kai-shek really furious.  But Chuikov did not expect that his idea was still in his mind, and before he had time to put it into practice, or even before he had time to discuss this issue with the leaders of the Communist Party, something happened with the New Fourth Army: the four detachments  The strongest one among them almost fell apart.  ¡­¡­Commander of the Fourth Detachment of the New Fourth Army??Jingting, that is a legendary figure.  Joined the Communist Party of China in 1929 and quickly grew into an important general of the Chinese Red Army.  He led 2,000 Red Army troops, and in the last three years of the Second Civil Revolutionary War, he defeated three commander-in-chiefs of the Kuomintang who led more than 100,000 troops to "suppress communism."  In particular, Wei Lihuang, the last commander-in-chief, in addition to leading more than 100,000 regular troops, also armed more than 30 county security groups, built more than 80,000 bunkers and more than 40 blockades, and carried out the so-called "stationing and suppression" campaign against Gao Jingting's troops.  , "encirclement and suppression" and "pursuit and suppression" are of no avail.  What is even more ironic is that Wei Lihuang had just published a battle report saying "Gao Jingting was killed", and the next day his Kuomintang 102nd Division was severely damaged by Gao Jingting's troops. He was so angry that he offered a reward of 100,000 yuan for Gao Jingting's head.  In 1937, the 28th Red Army led by Gao Jingting was reorganized into the fourth detachment of the New Fourth Army, with Gao Jingting serving as commander and political commissar.  On March 8, 1938, Gao Jingting was ordered by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China to lead the army to resist Japan.  In July, under the command of Gao Jingting, the four detachments of the New Fourth Army successively achieved 13 consecutive battle victories in Wanzhong.  In the one year and four months from when Gao Jingting came down the mountain from the east to his death in June 1939, the command post fought more than 90 times with the Japanese and puppet troops, with an average of one battle in less than a week, which dealt a heavy blow to the Japanese and puppet troops.  This greatly inspired the people.  Gao Jingting made outstanding contributions to the Dabie Mountains and fought in central and eastern Anhui. Although he cannot be said to be a victorious general, the fourth detachment of the New Fourth Army led by him can be regarded as a victorious division.  But no one expected that such a person would be arrested and then quickly executed on charges of "counterrevolution".  After Gao Jingting¡¯s death, the four detachments of the New Fourth Army were dismembered into several units, but more than 2,000 soldiers believed that the revolution was hopeless and left the ranks.  This is tantamount to a huge earthquake and blow to the Communist Party, the Eighth Route Army and the New Fourth Army.  It is said that after learning the news, Mao Zedong angrily asked Ye Ting, Deng Zihui and others of the New Fourth Army why they did not follow the central government's order to send Gao Jingting to Yan'an, but instead wanted to kill Gao Jingting?  The New Fourth Army must immediately find out the truth and report it to the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China.  After the revolution, Zhou Enlai, Mao Zedong and others also questioned the commanders of the New Fourth Army many times about the murder of Gao Jingting. Zhou Enlai even personally went to the New Fourth Army headquarters about the matter  .  Gao Jingting was ordered to be executed by Ye Ting, the head of the New Fourth Army, in the name of not carrying out military orders. He requested the Nationalist Government to request his execution, and Chiang Kai-shek called back to approve it.  The four detachments under Gao Jingting only had more than 8,000 troops. Although they had outstanding military achievements under the leadership of this guerrilla expert, their real influence was not in the military.  People in the National Government were very happy to see that this incident made the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China dissatisfied with the leadership of the New Fourth Army, while the Communist Party of China was also quite troubled by this matter.  Although Mao Zedong, Zhou Enlai and others understood that there might be problems with certain people (Mao Zedong had guessed that it was mainly Xiang Ying), they had to give up pursuing it for the sake of the stability of the New Fourth Army But Cui Kefu, who seemed to have nothing to do with him, was extremely incompetent.  of depression.  What Chiang Kai-shek's army was unable to do even when it was approaching the enemy's territory, actually allowed Mao Zedong to do it for some reasons.  But as an outsider, what right does he have to comment on this matter?  Moreover, as a Soviet officer who had experienced several years of the "Great Purge" and witnessed countless Red Army soldiers being captured by members of the Security Committee, how could he really care about Gao Jingting?  He was just worried that if he handed over weapons to the New Fourth Army at this time, he might be opposed by both the Kuomintang and the Communist Party.  Moreover, the morale of the New Fourth Army is low at this time. How effective can they be if the weapons are handed over to them?  In addition, based on the Gao Jingting incident, and looking back at the performance of the New Fourth Army in recent years, it seems that it is not as brave and advanced as the Eighth Route Army. It always feels that its development is a bit timid Can these weapons really pose any threat to Chiang Kai-shek if they are handed over to them?  Chuikov decided to wait and see what happened.  And soon, Chuikov began to feel lucky for his decision: after some negotiations, the Kuomintang and the Communist Party reached a consensus on the previous friction and exchange of fire between the two parties It was a pure misunderstanding!  Both parties are responsible!  In order to offset the negative impact of these exchanges of fire between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, the Kuomintang will severely punish the commanders of the various units that participated in the attack on the Eighth Route Army, and restrain each department from similar incidents happening again.  Correspondingly, as a "repay" for the Kuomintang's sincerity, the Kuomintang decided to withdraw the New Fourth Army's Jiangnan part to Jiangbei, and hand over the New Fourth Army's base areas in Jiangnan to the Kuomintang army  What he knew was not detailed, but he could still tell at a glance who suffered the loss in this agreement: **!  The Kuomintang only needs to punish those officers who lost the battle This is too normal.  Who won't pay the price for losing the battle?  If we were in the Soviet Union, we might lose our lives if we lose the war.  Severe punishment?  This is too easy.  As for **, the base areas that the New Fourth Army worked hard to develop for several years are to be given to the people."Fortunately, those weapons were not distributed, otherwise, wouldn't they all have been taken to the north of the Yangtze River by the New Fourth Army? Then it would be better to send them directly to the Eighth Route Army. At least it would save some shipping costs!"
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