1932: Playing with the Japanese Communist Party with a doll

As expected, several events that occurred before and after the statement "I will launch an expedition to Yulin to attack the CCP" indirectly confirmed that Fujiwara no Kanezane and the Northeast side had planned this in advance.

First of all, there is the reaction of different forces such as the Chinese government to this incident.

The Chinese Communist Party, of course, immediately wrote a rebuttal, stating that they had absolutely no intention of doing such a thing, that it was a complete frame-up, and that they requested His Highness Fujiwara no Kanezane and the people of Northeast China to conduct a thorough investigation.

But the Northeast is like a crazy fairy, acting like "I don't want to listen, I don't want to listen, I just want to be you, you are you", and ignores everything.

Now, even a fool can see that Fujiwara no Kanezane is clearly determined to deal with the Chinese Communist Party, no matter whether it is done or not, no matter what you say, I will deal with you.

The Kuomintang government also jumped out quickly, righteously condemning the CCP's attacks, expressing sympathy for the innocent victims, and even saying that it could donate money to help the people.

To be honest, this statement was not believed by even the Kuomintang government itself, let alone other Chinese political forces like Zhang Xueliang who hurriedly distanced themselves from it.

Come on, the last time you massacred the peasants in Northeast China, the most brutal and cruel massacre was carried out by the "Northeast Homecoming Corps" organized by your central government, weren't they?

You, condemn, sympathize, donate?

When we are fools?

Seeing how hypocritical you are, maybe you are the one who did this?

Within the territory ruled by the Nationalist government, there were people who speculated that this was the work of the Nationalist government, not to mention those outside the territory ruled by the Nationalist government. By combining everyone's speculations, the truth was almost completely pieced together.

However, in the core ruling area of ​​the Kuomintang government, Jiangsu and Zhejiang, newspapers that dared to be so arrogant were basically the ones whose editors were beaten by a group of masked men on their way home and then thrown into the river to drown.

However, even after all this, there is still no response from the Northeast. Isn't that strange?

If they don't know that this was done by the Nationalist government, shouldn't they at least express their gratitude?

So, it is obvious that they know something inside, but they are keeping silent for political reasons.

Secondly, the Northeast side has not produced any substantial evidence to prove or refute it.

Not only that, all the official media in Northeast China have not made any public statement, naming and blaming the CCP for this incident. Only Fujiwara no Kanezane opened his mouth and said it.

Needless to say, the major official media outlets in Northeast China must have received some kind of death order, otherwise it would be impossible for none of them to be affected.

Moreover, although Fujiwara Kanezane shouted that he wanted justice, he did not explicitly say that it was the Chinese Communist Party. His attitude is also very interesting.

The last and most important piece of evidence is that the 129th Division acted too quickly.

As we all know, war cannot be started by just talking to keyboard warriors. The mobilization and deployment of weapons, supplies, and troops all take a lot of time. The larger the scale of the war, the longer the preparation time.

It is not uncommon for some wars to annihilate a country to take ten years to prepare.

However, this time, Fujiwara no Kanezane gave the order and an army of no less than 20,000 people, carrying a huge amount of supplies, immediately set out westward.

Who would believe you if you said you didn't prepare in advance?

However, after this incident, all parties suddenly felt that Fujiwara no Kanezane finally had some of the majesty and dominance that a top noble of a powerful country like "Hachimangu Kanezane" should have:

I'm just being willful, I'm just going crazy, I'm just looking for an excuse to beat you up, so what? Are you here to bite my dick?

As one of the people who knew the inside story, Chen Kang certainly didn't think Fujiwara Kanezane was crazy, nor did he have any interest in judging his overbearing behavior. However, he had a question in his mind about another matter:

"Well, if you don't mind, I want to ask you something." "I do mind."

"Oh, then I'll ask directly, what exactly happened with Doihara? I think he did a good job, why did you remove him from his position?"

After the attack, rumors circulated throughout the Northeastern officialdom that Prince Hachimangu Kanezane was furious and that Kenji Doihara, the Executive Vice Chairman of the Internal Affairs Review Committee, was about to be dismissed.

There are even rumors that His Majesty Hachiman-no-miya feels that the Ministry of Internal Affairs is not performing well and is preparing to ban the organization as well.

Some were happy, some were terrified, some were sad, some were uneasy, but some felt that Fujiwara no Kanezane's actions were unfair:

"...Including the prevention and handling of this attack, I believe that Doihara made no mistakes. On the contrary, he and his men did an excellent job. Otherwise, there would have been even greater casualties."

To be honest, putting aside the hostility between countries, Chen Kang has a good impression of Kenji Doihara, the Japanese spy chief:

He is talented, humble, generous, loyal, graceful, and well-mannered... Overall he is quite good, and he is in line with Chen Kui in some views.

During a conversation over drinks about how to win the hearts of the people and unite different ethnic groups and forces, Kenji Doihara once said to him:

"...conspiracy and subterfuge are merely a technique; the less you use them, the better. The greatest strategy is sincerity. Complete sincerity, openness, and empathy are the only way to gain the people's trust."

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How many Chinese people, even CCP cadres, don’t have this awareness!

If the war had not broken out between China and Japan, and if Doihara himself had not been one of the invaders, and a member of the "ruling group" defined in a certain article, Chen Kui would have been very happy to make friends with such a person.

Of course, Chen Kang's good impression of Kenji Doihara was also based on his good impression of Fujiwara no Kanezane:

Doihara will become what kind of person he is depending on who uses him.

Fujiwara no Kanezane was clearly a leader who could lead his subordinates onto the "right path".

Except in life (emphasis added).

Therefore, because of an unsuccessful enemy attack, Kenji Doihara was directly dismissed from such an important position. Even though Chen Kang was a Communist Party member, he felt that Fujiwara no Kanezane was somewhat inconsiderate.

Such "heartlessness" and "meanness" can easily make some people feel grieving for the loss of their loved ones, which is not conducive to management and unity between superiors and subordinates.

Fujiwara Kanezane glanced at Chen Kui, who sometimes attached too much importance to loyalty. "Fool, I do this for a reason."

"so?"

"Doihara did a pretty good job, and the attack wasn't his fault. But don't you think the Ministry of Internal Affairs has too much power?"

"Too big?"

"Government affairs, law, military affairs, espionage...it encompasses everything. Such an organization, no matter who is in charge, is clearly not suitable..."

"Huh? You're still worried about someone threatening your position? Playing imperial tricks? Do you want to be emperor?"

"Play with your grandma's legs, and be my uncle's balls. All of you combined can't threaten me. I'm not worried about a hammer. I'll beat you to death. Do you believe it?"

"Well, the Ministry of Internal Affairs is operating smoothly, and Doihara is doing a good job. Why are you spreading rumors like this? It will seriously affect the stability of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the entire Northeast, okay?"

"Brigade Commander, Brigade Commander, you are such a damn fool to get clothes."

Facing a partially complete brigade commander who was only in his 30s, Fujiwara Kanezane sighed deeply and became slightly more serious.

"This is for the sake of those who come after us..." Those who do not plan for the whole life are not qualified to plan for the short term.

In fact, the decision to disband the Ministry of Internal Affairs, a temporary organization created to seize power from the Kwantung Army and the local indigenous people of Northeast China, and to disperse its various departments was made last year. Fujiwara no Kanezane had already discussed this with Doihara.

Because, even if it was only in name, even if Kenji Doihara himself did not have that intention, this organization still developed independently and became more and more like the KGB in the middle and late Soviet Union, which was so dangerous that even the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union was extremely wary of it.

Fujiwara no Kanezane was capable, courageous, and ruthless (mostly, he didn't care) enough to flip the table and start over at any time. He certainly wasn't afraid of a new "KGB" emerging under his command, and he was definitely able to control it. But what about his successor?

Even if the successor is a strong and decisive person, how much energy and time will it take for him to get rid of this organization?

Haven't you seen the Vietnamese military, which is so powerful that it can directly interfere with central government decisions, doing business?

So, after choosing and choosing, although our ancestors' "art of checks and balances" is not perfect, it is ultimately the most practical, longest-lasting, and most effective overall.

As an "ancestor," one couldn't always trust the "wisdom of future generations," could one? Chen Kang finally understood Fujiwara Kanezane's intentions and sighed in admiration. This guy was indeed the head of the Sejong Party in East Asia; he truly had a long-term vision.

"Well, since the Ministry of Internal Affairs must be disbanded, what do you plan to do with Doihara?"

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Just as Fujiwara Kanezane was about to explain, the agent sent a message:

Kenji Doihara requested a meeting.

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As the protagonist of the legendary "cliff-like dismissal from office", Kenji Doihara himself was very calm and reported his work as usual.

This was not only because Fujiwara no Kanezane had already made it clear to him, but also because Doihara Kenji had long regarded himself as Fujiwara no Kanezane's "retainer."

For Doihara, since he thought so, his mentality was naturally "thunder, lightning, rain and dew are all the grace of the king".

"...These are the final finishing touches for the Ministry of Internal Affairs. I've gradually transferred them over, and I plan to completely disband it before the first Greater East Asia Conference."

"I won't say anything about your hard work. I'll celebrate your success after you return from the Mongolian grasslands."

"You are welcome, Your Highness."

After listening to the conversation between Fujiwara no Kanezane and Doihara, Chen Kui realized that the task of the executive vice chairman of the Ministry of Internal Affairs was actually not much different from his own.

Kenji Doihara had been active in Mongolia for over a decade, planning the "Inner and Outer Mongolia Independence Movement." Therefore, he was fluent in Mongolian and familiar with Mongolia's political, military, and social conditions.

Therefore, Fujiwara no Kanezane planned to send him to Mongolia, but the mission was slightly different from the previous ones:

Instead of further controlling the Mongolian region by intensifying the conflicts between the Mongolians and the Han Chinese, inciting ethnic separatism, supporting puppet regimes, and weakening the power of the Chinese government, the goal is to directly "destroy" Mongolia.

Regarding the Mongolian region, whether it is Outer Mongolia or Inner Mongolia, whether it is Japan or China, whether it is the Communist Party of China or the Kuomintang, whether it is Fujiwara no Kanezane himself or the vast majority of Northeast cadres, they all have "ambitions".

Because of its extreme importance and uniqueness, everyone even reached an unspoken consensus - no matter who ultimately controls this area, it must not fall into the hands of the Russians in the north!

Therefore, the last time Fujiwara no Kanezane led his troops to the battle under the pretext of "supporting Prince De and protecting Mongolia", he and Li Desheng's Red Army tacitly played a double act, severely purging the princes and nobles in the Ordos grasslands and along the way;

This time, Fujiwara no Kanezane personally led a larger army to the battle, saying that "Nanchang is too far away, so we went to Yulin to ask for an explanation." In fact, he was still planning to torment the grassland slave owners:

Fuck these sons of bitches!

After all, what kind of consequences will be brought about by letting this bunch of useless people, most of whom have some problems in their brains, rule the grassland? Inner Mongolia and Outer Mongolia in later generations have experienced it enough.

They demanded that China "return" Inner Mongolia, that China forgive all debts and continue to provide support, that they lease Chinese military ports free of charge, and that China build them external railways but not allow them to use them...

In Fujiwara no Kanezane's view, every one of these guys on the Mongolian grasslands was no different from the insects on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. If it weren't for the Soviet Union's intervention, their fate would have been exactly the same.

It was okay in the last life, but I can't be disgusted by these idiots in this life, right? Chen Kang's 129th Division is responsible for sweeping the land in a big way, and Doihara Kenji's task is to stabilize those idiots while finding ways to create enough excuses for Fujiwara Kanezane to purge.

One in the open and one in the dark, together with Li Desheng's troops in Yulin, they will eventually bring the grassland back under the banner of China and create true happiness for the people of the grassland.

"By the way, Your Highness."

After reporting the "Action Outline" for working in the grasslands, Doihara remembered another thing:

"Not long ago, I found a talent who seems to be very suitable for this mission. If you are free, would you like to meet him?"

Originally, Fujiwara no Kanezane had delegated the power of recommending talents and recruiting subordinates to Doihara Kenji, but the events in the Northeast made him admire his master's "accurate vision" deeply.

Therefore, for every person that Doihara personally recruited, especially those he was not sure about, he would first ask Fujiwara Kanezane for permission, and the latter never refused to "help to check."

Same thing this time:

"Oh? Sure. The departure ceremony is still a while away. Ask him to come over and I'll take a look."

"Yes."

When the "talent" recommended by Kenji Doihara came into the room, both the talent himself and Chen Geng next to him suddenly had their pupils shrink!

Chen Geng, it's you! Li Shiqun, it's you!

Yes, the man's name is Li Shiqun, a famous traitor and lackey in the history of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the actual head of the famous Wang Puppet Government's secret service agency "No. 76", and the executioner who created countless bloody incidents;

By the way, he once severely betrayed Pan Hannian in history, leaving him with a political stain and indirectly causing the tragedy that happened decades later.

But few people noticed that Li Shiqun was actually a member of the Communist Party of China, a reserve member of the Central Special Branch, and a direct subordinate of Chen Kang. After being seen by Chen Ying once, he asserted that "this person will definitely betray the revolution."

Historically, Li Shiqun was arrested by the Kuomintang Central Bureau around May 1932, and immediately rebelled with his wife Ye Jiqing, who was also a Communist Party member. A few years later, he betrayed the Kuomintang and surrendered to Japan because he stood on the wrong side in internal strife.

In this worldline, this person was arrested by the Central Bureau of Investigation and Statistics at about the same time, but because Li Desheng beat up Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek in Wuhan, forcing him to release the arrested CCP members, he was released soon after.

The embarrassing thing is that before he was tortured, Li Shiqun had already negotiated surrender with the Kuomintang.

How do you say that?

You said if I had held on a little longer, I wouldn't have betrayed the revolution.

But betrayal is betrayal after all. After being released from prison, Li Shiqun was suspected and rejected by the party organization because of his ulterior motives and inability to prove his innocence. In anger, he completely defected to the Kuomintang and was sent to the Northeast as cannon fodder at the beginning of this year.

This guy felt "frustrated and frustrated", so he turned around and betrayed his comrades in the Central Bureau of Investigation and Statistics and planned to surrender to the Five-Star Eastern Republic...

But he never expected that he would actually get in touch with Kenji Doihara, and even more unexpectedly, he would actually meet his former CCP boss, the guy who always looked down on him, next to the legendary "Hachimangu Kanezane-oh"!

Hahahaha...Chen Geng, you're dead!

539 Three Actors, One Play

Expose him!

Expose him! Expose him!

Tell us Chen Kui's true identity!

Let everyone know that he is a latent communist!

Let this guy who looked down on me and refused to let me join the Central Special Branch be arrested and tortured immediately to see if he is as steadfast and unyielding as he boasted! !

The above thoughts popped up in Li Shiqun's mind the moment he saw Chen Kui, but they only popped up for a moment before he immediately suppressed them.