Chapter 503 Cleaning

(...A series of actions in East China were later accused of being "very bloody". I admit that we not only treated the Japanese, but also cut off the heads of a large number of prisoners, but also in the internal suppression. Most of the leaders of local armed anti-Japanese groups that were pretentious were beheaded and displayed in public. If there were any accusations, I would bear the responsibility. The order was given by me... Excerpted from "My Memories of the War of Resistance - Cao Xiaomin")

In the "tiger's den", Cao Xiaomin was still shocked by the Soviets' big deal. It was obvious that not to mention Chiang Kai-shek, even if he had not known some results in later generations, anyone who saw such a great support in the current anti-Japanese war environment would compromise.

How did Sun Ke and Yang Jie do it? How did they convince Stalin? Cao Xiaomin could not believe that the Soviet Union spent so much power that could be counted as many years later, and he did not dare to agree that China's victory in the War of Resistance was enough to get such a reward. But he had to withstand anyway. Chiang Kai-shek wanted him to take it, and finally rejected some conditions with the current mainstay of the country. But one thing that cannot be changed is that the influence of the Soviet Union will expand its influence in the country under such circumstances, especially those local warlords who were in the northwest who could have the opportunity to secretly eat a handful of aid to China and those side generals who had been delaying the replenishment of equipment by the central government because of lack of materials. Once he came forward to mess up Su Ai, he would make enemies everywhere!

Dizzy! Cao Xiaomin was suddenly shrouded in a sense of loss. Is he really Chiang Kai-shek's favorite general?! Almost all the offending things are all the blame! Chiang Kai-shek killed two birds with one stone. He not only wanted to help him meet the requirements of the Soviets as little as possible, but also forced himself to hand over the military power after the end of the Wuhan Battle!

This time, the military advisers sent by the Soviets actually covered infantry, artillery, engineers, communications soldiers, chemical defense soldiers, rear and transportation management agencies, medical institutions and other parts of the entire army! And this was only the first batch. Then, the Soviet government would send another 140 to 200 military experts to China. Obviously, once these personnel replaced the Germans' position in the ***, they would inevitably set off a pro-Soviet trend in the entire army. From a long-term development perspective, this would be a huge hidden danger; Cao Xiaomin had to come up with a proper solution to this, but he had no time!

Everything came so suddenly, and they all came up together, catching me off guard... Why did I launch a flight raid? Could it be that Chiang Kai-shek really couldn't breathe with me in advance? Is this a killing donkey or something? Cao Xiaomin's mind is getting more and more confused...

"The front line of good news, our army drove into Huzhou at noon today..." Thank God! A good news from the battlefield gave Cao Xiaomin some chance to delay time. He immediately walked to the highest command seat with a proud look and started performing...

Huzhou won it, but it was not a battle that took place in Huzhou City!

Like the panicked people in the city, the 1,000 Japanese troops in Huzhou were also in panic all day long. They were just violently pushing the Chinese people to the most dangerous places with a dying mentality to bear the possible casualties caused by the war. However, at this moment, they learned that a Japanese army was sweeping nearby...

The people sent out to contact this Japanese army were authentic Japanese. They wanted to check whether the news was true. They were very fortunate to see them massacre when they first saw this army - this was definitely the real Japanese army!

The "Ghost Team" is really in the village! The most important task they came here to pretend to be a Japanese man this time was not to attack Huzhou, but to pretend to be a Japanese man to sweep away some targets that were inconvenient to take action; when they met those Japanese liaison officers sent from Huzhou, they were killing a village that was classified as "completely deviating from the central leadership" in internal intelligence! (A similar incident of slaughtering villages really happened during the War of Resistance Against Japan, but it was not to disguise as a Japanese army, but in Henan after 1941) The Japanese intelligence personnel immediately confirmed that this was really a Japanese army.

Who wants to die if there is a way out? When the Japanese army in Huzhou City confirmed that a Japanese army had swept and covered the area for a special task, they wanted to break through. In order not to be nailed to Huzhou City by death, the Japanese army, who were used to "slow-minded" decided to break through first and join this fierce division before talking about it. At that time, it would be said that the city broke through and killed a large number of Chinese and civilians...

The Japanese actually bumped into him! Cai Tingkai, Peng Linsheng, and Xing Long were already worried about Huzhou and were ready to let the weak insiders take risks in the city to cooperate with the strong attack, suddenly they got news from the Ghost Team, and the Japanese planned to break through and join them!

The siege of three is missing and one is missing. The siege of Huzhou was originally released. The Japanese army decided to let a small team appear in the gap to test the siege of the virtual and real, and to attract the defenders in other directions to move westward, but they actually broke south and met the Ghost Team. The plan was good, but they all fell into the hands of the Ghost Team...

"Do you know how to easily cut off the Japanese head?" A veteran of the 72nd Army pinched a Japanese prisoner who was beaten to death with one hand and was demonstrating: "To do this, first cut it with a dagger or bayonet, don't worry about the tendons that cannot be cut at the moment, just cut it down until it touches the neck bone... Just remember to cut the knife edge a little lower than the head, and then use your left hand to break his head back; so that the joints of the cervical bone will be broken open, cut the blade in and then use both hands to force it together!..." The veteran turned his hands wrong, and the left hand, which originally held the back of the Japanese head, stretched forward and covered the top door of the Japanese head. A bloody head had already reached the hand: "See, the last time is to use both hands to force it at the same time. Pay attention to the left hand, otherwise the head will roll down..."

This is a veteran who fled to Jiangbei after a bloody battle in Nanjing. There are many such veterans in the 72nd Army. Although they are accepting some new tactics, especially those that require a large amount of ammunition to suppress the tactics, their acceptance is not as good as those of the new recruits with high culture, but their ruthlessness and hatred of the Japanese have allowed them to continue to win respect in the army.

Now, no one of the soldiers of the 72nd Army could not cut off the heads. When they found that the officers and soldiers of the 187th Division were still so "simple", the veterans of the 72nd Army certainly would not miss the opportunity to establish their majesty. Since Cao Xiaomin was authorized to directly command the 72nd Army, regulations such as preferential treatment of prisoners and surrender and exemption from death disappeared from the 72nd Army. This army did not regard the Japanese as humans since the rotation battle in Anhui. It was nothing to use Japanese prisoners as props. They would also gather the supplementary soldiers to watch and feed the Japanese dogs. For this feat, the troops of the 72nd Army who went to Anhui to specially captured several groups of wild dogs and raised them. Since entering the battlefield, the 72nd Army had only handed in their fingers but never handed in one prisoner; they kept the prisoners in captivity in case of emergency!

Because this time, the Japanese in Huzhou took a large number of civilians to the city to obstruct the offensive firepower, when Cai Tingkai and Liao Yaoxiang learned about the Japanese breakout plan and arranged tactics, they decided to issue a statement after the war: In view of the inhumane behavior of the Japanese army in this unit, the Japanese army's right to surrender and prisoners of war were deprived of their rights, and the whole body was sentenced to death on the battlefield!

The order came to the bottom. When the officers and soldiers of the 72nd Army learned that the mission had nothing to do with them were all solved by Peng Linsheng's troops, which had fought the most violently in front of them, they began to fan the flames at Peng Linsheng's troops, and the order for all to execute became beheading them all!

Bloody heads were loaded in wooden basins, and Liu Junling glanced at a group of silent armed leaders and said, "Don't think that if you don't have anyone, I won't be able to do anything. At worst, I will destroy all his clans! These people are people who do not obey the government's leadership. Today I will kill them all! After a while, other unorganized and anarchic armed personnel in northern Zhejiang will be taken up. You can choose them yourself. If you want to survive, you will cut off one head and take it up! From today on, whoever dares not completely obeys the government's orders will destroy whoever I will destroy!"

Liu Junling's authority was bloody enough. Those who thought they could not do without them in order to rule a certain area were cut off by him!

"We will accept their territory, and you are the representatives; in the future, if someone approaches you with the purpose of splitting the Jiangnan Guerrilla Corps, don't use long-term fishing as an excuse, then you don't have to worry about it; just let me see one and kill one!" Liu Junling continued to etiquette to this group of new direct members of the Jiangnan Guerrilla Corps: "Don't think that I can't control you when you go back. If you don't give me a command, you will be honest. These people, the Japanese captured in Huzhou who will take you to see are role models! In the past, you always dared not fight with the Japanese for fear of being retaliated; I tell you, I am more cruel than the Japanese for disobeying my orders; my revenge is to exterminate the clan!"

The guerrilla forces in the entire northern Zhejiang were unified overnight under Liu Junling's super violent means. The representatives of guerrilla forces in other parts of Jiangsu brought him would pass back on everything that happened. The guerrilla forces in Jiangsu south of the Yangtze River would follow in the footsteps of northern Zhejiang. No one dared to disobey or delay the orders issued by Boss Liu! Until this day, the guerrilla forces in the East China south of the Yangtze River truly accepted the orders of the Jiangnan Guerrilla Corps, and they would be uncomfortable with other forces!

The territorial battle in Jiangnan was secretly carried out in a more cruel and fierce manner than the Sino-Japanese War. Cao Xiaomin's efforts to clean up various armed forces on this territorial territory reached an unimaginable intensity; but all of this seemed necessary in his opinion.

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