1932: Playing with the Japanese Communist Party with a doll

Fujiwara no Kanezane had received a group of Jews several times, and it was unknown what the two sides were colluding on.

Although it is not stated explicitly, who was Stalin?

After a brief thought about the situation over there, he guessed that the Japanese were likely to trade the land in the Far East with the Jews in exchange for their support!

Don’t forget, back then, the Jews’ desperate financial interference was one of the important reasons why Russia lost the Russo-Japanese War!

Although Stalin did not feel much about the misfortune of Tsarist Russia due to some minor frictions and unpleasantness in the transfer of power between the Soviet Union and the Tsar's family, he was deeply impressed and extremely disgusted by the collusion between the Jews and the Japanese.

Now, they're getting together again?

It's true that a dog can't change its eating habits!

In the past, Stalin might not have cared so much, but the emergence of the "World Revolutionary Party" suddenly gave him a serious sense of urgency and anxiety;

The elusive "World Revolutionary Party" is already a headache enough, how can we allow a Japanese prince with vision, ambition and ability to continue to cause trouble for the Soviet Union in Northeast China!

The Japanese who can only do stupid things are the good Japanese!

Thinking of this, Stalin approved the proposal sent from the Far East with a "yes".

Soon after, Fujiwara Kanezane took the intercepted intelligence and thought of Friedrich Adolf, with whom he had just toasted at the banquet and had a pleasant conversation, and he murmured:

"...I suggest taking advantage of the chaos of the Chinese Communist Red Army marching north to fight the Japanese to eliminate this person... Tsk tsk tsk tsk... I didn't realize my head is actually quite valuable..."

"Commander, then we..."

"Don't do anything. The Red Army still has some time to march north!"

Fujiwara Kanezane's mind raced, and several vicious ideas came to his mind. He smiled and said:

"Hehehe...When the time comes, we'll give them some big jobs!"

How come the 328 Red Army is so skilled?

Just as Northeast China was flourishing under the wise leadership of Prince Kanezane of Hachimangu Shrine in Japan, a huge army in the south was also flourishing... cough cough cough...

(I've played too much, banging my head to act cute, hey hey.jpg)

In short, under the leadership of Li Desheng, the new Red Army, consisting of part of the First Red Army and the Fourth Red Army, totaling about 6 people, was heading north, preparing to go to the Northeast to fight against Japan.

The journey was not smooth, but at least no one dared to stop us. No Kuomintang army showed even the slightest intention to cause trouble or block us.

This has little to do with the "Declaration of Cooperation" signed by the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, because the "412 Counter-Revolutionary Coup" had only happened a few years ago and everyone's memory was still very clear. Only a very few people believed that Chiang Kai-shek had a conscience and kept his promises.

The real reason lies in the powerful deterrent effect brought about by a series of events such as the "Wuhan Victory" carried out by the PLA some time ago.

Don't forget, Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek was still trapped in the hospital in Hankou, gasping for breath, and the Communist army was still picking up people all over the three towns of Wuhan!

As we all know, the Kuomintang government was a unified government in name only. In reality, it was internally divided and only managed to maintain a superficial peace by relying on the "brilliant tactics" of Chairman Chiang Kai-shek.

Now that Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek's prestige has been greatly diminished, how could local authorities not harbor ulterior motives?

Therefore, no warlord, big or small, was willing to take action against the Communist army, which had a righteous cause (cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party) and was powerful, without the order of the central government (Chiang Kai-shek).

People's hearts have been shaken.

Therefore, unlike the "Red Army's Advance Team Going North to Fight Against Japan" in history, which went north to fight against the Japanese in 1934 but was forced to fight more than 30 battles with various Kuomintang troops along the way, and its strength was completely exhausted and ultimately defeated;

The Red Army heading north to fight against the Japanese was not at a disadvantage in terms of strength. Instead, they were full of vigor, high morale, and well-equipped. Not only did they not need to fight the Kuomintang army, but they also received warm hospitality from Kuomintang generals along the way.

This unit even marched in broad daylight, openly, on a main road! Why were they so bold?

Just look at the planes with red stars flying in the sky and you will understand. It is no exaggeration to say that the Red Army's march north to fight against the Japanese was as high-profile as it could be.

Even so, with the "412" incident as a lesson, Li Desheng still ordered all troops to be vigilant, to send the vanguard sentries as far away as possible, and to disperse the troops to avoid being suddenly surrounded and attacked by the Kuomintang army.

Military flags flutter and military songs are loud.

"With valiant courage and high spirits, we cross the Yalu River!" "To safeguard peace and defend the motherland is to protect our homeland!" "Fine sons and daughters of China, unite and move forward!"

"Fight forward one after another and kill the ambitious Japanese pirates!"

Looking at the endless and high-spirited team, Li Desheng, who was standing on the roadside with a group of people to inspect the situation, couldn't help but sigh:

"Comrade Shiwu, what a great song..." "Hehe..."

The plagiarized writer UMP45 just smiled and said nothing.

By the way, why is the lyrics still "Across the Yalu River"?

Because the Red Army marched north to fight against the Japanese invaders and liberate the people of Northeast China, they not only had to fight back to Northeast China, but also had to cross the Yalu River and save the Korean people who were also being oppressed by the Japanese invaders!

While Li Desheng and UMP45 were talking, the others took the opportunity to interrupt:

"Yes, yes, Chairman, it is indeed a good song."

"That's right, Comrade Ma Shiwu's artistic level is unquestionable." "This song is worth us singing forever..."

Listening to the piles of praise around him, Li Desheng's brows, which had finally relaxed, furrowed again. He endured it again and again, but finally turned around and scolded:

"Have the troops been deployed? Have the supplies been secured? Has all the work been completed? What are you all doing here?"

Although the tone was not particularly harsh, everyone knew that the flattery had backfired, making Chairman Li angry, so they all left in shame.

"Humph, a bunch of flatterers..."

After all the irrelevant personnel had fled, Li Desheng continued to mutter angrily, which drew laughter from UMP45:

"Chairman, I've memorized these people's names and appearances. Do you want me to go back and clean them up?"

As she spoke, she gestured at her neck with her hand, meaning "What should we do? The only option is to kill!"

Li Desheng shook his head helplessly:

"...Forget it, I'll just take care of myself. As for these people... let's see what happens next!"

Li Desheng had discussed this issue with UMP45 some time ago and explained his thoughts, so this woman was obviously joking.

In short, he himself is very clear that this is the norm he will face in the future.

The great victory in Wuhan and even the "capture" of Chiang Kai-shek not only changed the situation of the struggle between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party to a considerable extent, but also greatly enhanced Li Desheng's personal prestige.

If it can be said that Li Desheng was only known to Chiang Kai-shek and the CCP before, after this incident, he became well-known throughout the country.

Within the party, his prestige was no less than Wu Hao's, and now it has far surpassed the nominal "Secretary of the Central Political Bureau".

People always seek benefits and avoid harm.

Before, when Li Desheng was "recuperating" in Donghua Mountain, except for a very few people of high status or upright character, basically no one dared to visit him;

Now that he has "taken advantage of the situation", won't everyone come to surround him? This is human nature.

Yes, these people are annoying, but Li Desheng knows better that someone has to do the work, and he can't kill them all or get rid of them all.

Only if he, as a leader, sets an example and shows that he rejects flatterers can the number of such people be slightly reduced.

"Hehe, fine, fine. Since you're the Chairman, I'll listen to you... Okay, Chairman, the advance team has crossed the Yellow River and entered North China. Our main force is about to reach Xiangyang, and those people are starting to get anxious."

UMP45 tilted her head:

"Do you want to see them? They've been asking to see you several times. One of them even pulled out his own gold teeth to try to bribe our soldiers!"

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They refer to the Kuomintang generals who were treated like dogs by the Red Fourth Front Army in the last "Battle of Wuhan" and whose troops were dragged down one after another, and who were defeated and captured.

These people are now in the hands of the Red Army, and most of them are elite generals of the Kuomintang or Chiang Kai-shek's confidants. This is also one of the important reasons why Chiang Kai-shek strictly ordered not to take action against the Communist Party.

Of course, he also blocked the news at the same time. Otherwise, if the warlords in various places knew that Chiang Kai-shek's generals were all in the hands of the Red Army, they might use a knife to kill people.

Believing that their strength was not yet sufficient to deal with the nationwide warlord attacks and that they needed to continue to hide their strength, the Red Army "obediently" "obeyed" the Generalissimo's orders;

After receiving a small "insignificant" "bribe".

However, if Chairman Chiang Kai-shek expected that the Red Army would release the prisoners in exchange for that little hush money, he was being naive.

"...Why refuse? The gold teeth can be confiscated and used as military funds... ahem..."

Facing UMP45's teasing gaze, Li Desheng, who was becoming increasingly adept at kidnapping, blackmail, and extortion, coughed softly.

"How about this, call the one with the highest rank first."

After a while, a fat man with a dejected look appeared. When he saw Li Desheng, he raised his eyelids slightly. When he saw UMP45, his eyes lit up again. Finally, he lowered his head and said honestly:

"Hello, Chairman Li."

"Oh, hello General Liu, I've heard a lot about your name..."

Li Desheng's tone seemed to carry a hint of sarcasm and hatred. The visitor lowered his head even lower and began to flatter him obediently:

"In front of Chairman Li who is in command, Jingfu dare not mention his real name." Jingfu is General Liu's courtesy name, and his full name is - Liu Zhi.

That’s right, it’s that pig… oh no… Liu Zhi at the moment can’t be considered a “pig general”;

On the contrary, he was a "lucky general" and "great general" whom Chiang Kai-shek relied on very much. He once led his troops to charge and defeated the troops of Feng Yuxiang, Yan Xishan, Fu Zuoyi, Shi Yousan and others, and shocked the country.

Otherwise, Chairman Chiang would not have let him command the "Central Army" consisting of seven columns, including Chen Jicheng's 2nd Column and Wei Lihuang's 6th Column, to participate in the encirclement and suppression of the Red Army.

In fact, if Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek hadn't been provoked into making some indiscriminate decisions; if Yang Yongtai hadn't been so preoccupied with Northeast China that he didn't offer timely advice; if Liu Zhi hadn't been too honest and loyal; if Li Desheng hadn't arrived in the Hubei-Henan-Anhui base area; if UMP45 hadn't been there...

This guy will definitely achieve that achievement in history:

He led his troops to capture Xinji and Jinjiazhai, the center of the Dabie Mountain base area, forcing Zhang Guotao to leave the Hubei-Henan-Anhui area with the Red Fourth Front Army, and was awarded the honor of "Xinji was renamed Jingfu".

In short, the general manager has a good idea.

"Haha, General Liu, you're too kind." Li Desheng laughed twice and said politely:

"I don't know. General Liu, have you been eating well, wearing well, and living well in our Red Army recently?"

"Okay, okay... everything is fine, everything is fine..."

"Oh? General Liu lived well, but those of us party members and revolutionary masses who died at his hands probably didn't live well!"

Liu Zhi's forehead was covered in cold sweat, and he immediately cried out in injustice: "Chairman Li! This is unfair! Jingfu has never killed any members of your party! Not on the Zhongshan warship or that year!"

During the Zhongshan Ship Incident, Liu Zhi ordered the detention of all Communist Party members in the Second Division, but at that time the KMT and the CPC had not yet completely fallen out, so he did not kill those people;

During the "412" incident, due to the political struggle between Chiang and Wang, Liu Zhi, who was originally sent to Shanghai to suppress the incident, was stopped midway and did not directly participate in the massacre.

But does this mean that Liu Zhi does not have the blood of Communist Party members on his hands? Of course not.

A faint voice sounded:

"Oh? General Liu, you haven't forgotten about Huang Meiling and other members of our party who were secretly shot outside the West Gate of Kaifeng in early February of this year, under your orders?"

“...Gudong...”

Liu Zhi swallowed and looked at the speaking UMP45 in horror. No!

Such a secret thing happened not long ago, how did this woman know about it?

Red f... How did the CCP know this! They even knew the location of the murder!

Li Desheng was already accustomed to the magical qualities of UMP45, or the "World Revolutionary Party," so instead of being surprised, he showed a cold expression in response:

"Yes, Huang Meiling and a group of outstanding comrades died at your hands. We have not forgotten this blood feud!"

"This... this... that..."

Liu Zhi thought over and over but couldn't come up with any reason to refute or let the other party go, so he simply made up his mind:

"I admit that I gave the order, but at that time the Kuomintang and the Communist Party were enemies, each serving their own master!"

"Haha, everyone serves their own master. Well said." Li Desheng snorted coldly.

"So, it makes sense for us to avenge our comrades, right?"

"this..."

Liu Zhi's voice suddenly became much softer:

"Chairman Li, the cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party in the fight against Japan is a major issue. Besides, I heard that your party treats prisoners well..."

Hold back, hold back.

Only by enduring for a while can we have a future!

I, Liu Zhi, want to be a Japanese ninja now! Liu Zhi tried hard to suppress himself in his heart.

Hold back, hold back.

Be patient for a while, then you can have some money!

If I laugh now, everything will be over! Li Desheng also tried his best to suppress the corners of his mouth.

"Then if I let you go now, you're no longer a prisoner, right?" UMP45 grinned and pulled out a pistol.