In 1940, the ** canteen was attacked, and the guards blocked the fatal blow, what treatment did they enjoy in their later years?
** is the core figure of our party, he has faced crises many times in his life, but he has been able to turn danger into a disaster every time.
Back in September 1940, while receiving the deputy commissioner of the Kuomintang in Yan'an, ** was attacked by a young man on the way to the canteen. At the last moment, Jiang **, the guard next to **, stepped forward and blocked the attack, so that *** could escape safely, and Jiang ** was seriously injured.
Why did that young man attack ***?What kind of changes did Jiang **'s life experience later?What other striking stories do he have?
Jiang **, once known as the "double gun general", was born in Montenegro in 1913, from a poor family, and his childhood life was full of oppression and exploitation. In his early years, he worked hard for the landlord and struggled to survive.
However, an even greater catastrophe struck in 1931, when China gradually fell to the invaders. After the "918" incident, the entire northeastern region fell into chaos. Jiang ** witnessed the brutality of the invaders, and the desire to save the country and the people sprouted in his heart.
Subsequently, Jiang ** joined an anti-Japanese volunteer army and became an excellent leader. However, in 1933, the Volunteer Army was forced to disband, and Jiang ** returned to his hometown in the northeast.
In 1935, Jiang ** led the puppet army to revolt, joined the Second Army of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Allied Army, and began his combat career. In just three months, he participated in the carjacking battle at the gold rush field, the operation to annihilate the puppet Jing'an army, and the battle of Luozigou.
This fascinating experience made Jiang ** a heroic fighter during the Anti-Japanese War.
In these military operations, Jiang ** performed well and was repeatedly commended by his superiors. Especially in the battle to exterminate the "red sleeve head", Jiang ** was rewarded with a box gun for his brave battle, so he won the reputation of "double gun general".
In the winter of 1935, the organization decided to send Chiang, who had performed well, to study military affairs at the Eastern University of the Soviet Union in preparation for future battles. Since Jiang ** had no formal education, he worked hard to overcome the problem of illiteracy and went there with the determination to live up to the trust of the organization.
During his studies in the Soviet Union, Jiang studied advanced military theories assiduously, was personally taught by Xu Guangda, and began to learn tank technology, which became a key turning point in his life.
After two years of study at Oriental University, Jiang ** returned to Yan'an after completing his studies and had contact with ***. Jiang ** deeply admired ***'s outstanding intelligence.
In 1939, Jiang ** served as the security staff officer of ***, responsible for protecting the security of ***. **Admired the bold and careful-minded Jiang**, and often took him with him.
It is precisely because of this background that Jiang ** was able to block the crisis of being attacked in time.
In various battles, Jiang ** performed bravely and was repeatedly commended by his superiors. Especially in the battle of the old Montenegro to exterminate the "Red Sleeve Head", Jiang ** won the box gun reward for his brave combat performance, so he won the honor of "double gun general".
In 1935, the organization decided to send the outstanding Jiang ** to the Eastern University of the Soviet Union to study military affairs in order to prepare for combat needs. Although Jiang ** is illiterate, he is inspired to overcome difficulties in order to live up to the expectations of the organization.
During his studies in the Soviet Union, Jiang worked hard to study military theory, and under the guidance of Xu Guangda, he learned tank technology, which became an important turning point in his life.
After two years of study, Jiang ** returned to Yan'an and had a relationship with ***. Jiang ** deeply admired ***'s wisdom.
In 1939, Jiang ** became the security staff officer of *** and was responsible for guarding the security of ***. **appreciated Jiang**'s bravery and carefulness, and often took him with him.
This also explains why Jiang ** was able to save *** from being attacked in time.
In 1940, during the second period of cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, the Kuomintang and the Communist Party often exchanged ideas. At that time, a deputy commissioner of the Kuomintang passed by Yan'an, came to visit, was happy with the arrival of this commissioner, and received him personally.
However, when *** and the deputy commissioner went to the canteen together, Jiang ** was keenly aware that a lot of ordinary people had gathered at the door of the canteen, which aroused his vigilance. He quickly surveyed the crowd, looking for something suspicious.
It seems that Jiang ** noticed a young man with abnormal behavior in the crowd. The surrounding people were very happy to see *** and greeted *** one after another, and *** was also interacting with the masses in a friendly manner. However, in the laughter, Jiang ** was the only guard with a solemn expression and always paying attention to his surroundings.
When he was about to enter the cafeteria, Jiang ** was surprised to find that the strange young man actually had a big wooden stick hidden behind him. As soon as he wanted to step forward to ask, he saw the young man raise a wooden stick and want to smash it on the head. At the critical moment, Jiang ** rushed forward without hesitation and blocked the falling wooden stick with his arm.
Then, Jiang ** quickly snatched the wooden stick from the suspicious person's hand and kicked him down with a forceful kick. Other reacting guards and crowds also rushed to arrest the attacker**.
It all happened so fast that ** didn't perceive the danger. At the time of the incident, ** was leading guests through the door of the cafeteria. Jiang ** breathed a sigh of relief at this time and did not disturb the chairman's banquet.
Subsequently, Jiang ** led other guards to patrol the canteen and found no other suspicious characters. He stood still in a corner of the cafeteria and breathed a sigh of relief.
At this time, Jiang ** felt a sharp pain hit his arm, tried to move, and found that his arm had lost its mobility. However, Jiang ** chose to stick to his post and did not carry out **. He knows that the safety of *** is of paramount importance.
Until the end of the banquet, after Jiang ** escorted the two back, ** found that Jiang ** was seriously injured and immediately sent him to the hospital.
Interrogators also identified the attackers. It turned out that he was a ** of the Kuomintang who lost contact with his superiors while lurking in Yan'an. After stumbling upon the news that *** was going to eat in the cafeteria, he decided to take the risk of assassination.
It is precisely because of Jiang's heroic actions that ** was able to get out of danger safely, which left a deep impression. Later, Jiang ** was sent to Chongqing as ***'s adjutant. During the Chongqing negotiations, he was once again responsible for protecting the safety of ***, and with the protection of Jiang **, ** returned to Yan'an safely.
Jiang's contribution doesn't stop there. After the outbreak of the Liberation War, Jiang ** voluntarily applied to return to the Northeast and devote himself to the construction of his hometown. At that time, the Tohoku region was devastated and there were many abandoned Japanese tanks. Due to the lack of tank technicians in the army, these abandoned tanks are useless.
With the return of Jiang **, all problems have been solved. He studied tank technology during his studies in the USSR and knew these Japanese tanks inside and out. Under Chiang's leadership, these abandoned tanks were quickly and successfully restored.
The repaired tanks played an important role in the campaign to liberate Changchun. At that time, a Kuomintang contingent of 40,000 people was stationed outside the city of Changchun, and there were many pillboxes outside the city, which constituted a major difficulty for our army to liberate Changchun.
Faced with the dilemma, Jiang ** led the tank troops to support. With the help of tanks and the close cooperation of the fighters, the Kuomintang pillboxes were quickly breached. Despite some later failures of the tank, our troops managed to surround and liberate Changchun.
Since then, our army has gradually captured more tanks in other theaters, forming the prototype of early tank units. Jiang ** successively served as the head of the logistics regiment and the head of the office of the military region, and was responsible for logistics work during the Liaoshen Campaign and the Pingjin Campaign, making important contributions to the revolutionary cause.
In the later stages of the Liberation War, Jiang ** met *** again and was responsible for escorting *** and *** to Beiping. This time going north is called "entering Beijing to catch the exam". After the task was completed, Jiang ** quickly rushed to the front line and fought south with the troops.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Jiang ** participated in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea and Resist France and Aid Vietnam. On the Korean battlefield, he was responsible for the transportation of materials for the Volunteers, fought together with his comrades-in-arms, solved the material problems of the Volunteers on the front line, and made great contributions to the victory of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea.
After the end of the war, Jiang ** successively served as deputy director of the Shenyang Military Region and adviser to the Transportation Department of the Logistics Department. In 1988, Jiang ** officially retired, although he was a full division cadre, but in order to commend his outstanding contributions to the founding of New China, the party and the state specially approved to enjoy the retirement treatment of regular army cadres.
Jiang ** has fought all his life and paid everything for the motherland and the people, which is the honor he deserves.
Conclusion: After leaving the beloved army, Jiang ** did not relax at ease. He will write many works such as "Years Around the Great Man" to commemorate the great *** On June 17, 2012, the hundred-year-old Jiang ** ended his brilliant life and passed away peacefully in Shenyang.
For us, the older generation of revolutionaries like Chiang is gradually leaving, but their revolutionary spirit will always inspire us to move forward. Although our heroic ancestors have passed away, their spirit will live on forever.