The difference between the Central Command and the Military Command.
1. Background information.
In China's modern history, the Central Committee and the Military Command are two important spy agencies that have played an important role in China's political, military, and social life. The differences between the central unification and the military unification are mainly reflected in the following aspects.
2. The background and functions of the Central Union.
The full name of the Central Committee is the "Investigation and Statistics Bureau of the National Executive Committee of the People's Republic of China", which is a secret agency controlled by the party affairs department of the Kuomintang. The predecessor of the Central Union was the "Party Affairs Investigation Group" established by Chen Lifu and Chen Guofu in 1928. During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the Civil War between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, the Central Unification played an important role in maintaining the rule of the Kuomintang, suppressing dissidents, and sabotaging the anti-Japanese resistance.
3. The background and functions of military command.
The full name of the military command is the "Investigation and Statistics Bureau of the National Military Commission" and is one of the leading intelligence organs in China. The predecessor of the military command was the "Investigation and Statistics Bureau of the National Military Commission" led by Dai Li in 1938, which was mainly responsible for intelligence gathering, rebellion, sabotage and other activities. During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the Civil War between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, the military command played an important role in fighting against the Japanese invaders and in planning the Communist Party.
Fourth, the difference between the central unification and the military unification.
Nature of the institution. The Central Unification was part of the Kuomintang party affairs apparatus, and its purpose was to maintain the rule of the Kuomintang;And the military commander is the intelligence agency of the National ** Military Council, the main purpose of which is to fight the enemy.
Mission Objectives. The main task of the Central Unification was to suppress dissent and maintain the rule of the KuomintangThe main tasks of the military command are to collect intelligence, instigate rebellion, sabotage and other activities.
means way. The Central Unification mainly adopted political means to suppress it through investigation, censorship, follow-up, etc.;The military command, on the other hand, mainly adopts intelligence means to carry out activities such as rebellion and sabotage through reconnaissance and intelligence analysis.
V. Conclusions. The Central Committee and the Military Command are two important secret agencies in China's modern history, and they have played an important role in China's political, military, and social life. The differences between the central command and the military command are mainly reflected in the nature of the organization, the objectives of the mission, and the means and methods. Although they differ in their ends and means, their existence has had a profound impact on the development of modern Chinese history. At the same time, we should also see that there are also many problems in the operation of these secret agencies, such as abuse of power, intelligence leakage, etc., which are also worthy of our in-depth consideration and **.