At noon on the same day, at the border of the Monabi Mountain in the northeast of the city, a group of Russian soldiers was suddenly stopped and robbed by "bandits", and the Russian soldiers whistled to call for reinforcements and arrested three "bandits" on the spot. The Russian soldiers suspected that the nearby village was surrounded by thieves, and they surrounded the fort and broke into the tun, shot Wu Xiaosi and Zheng Wenyu, a bannerman, to death, cut and injured many people, set fire to the grass house, furniture, and clothes, and kidnapped Ni Wenfa and other 3 people; In Fangshentun, the stonemasons Zheng Chunsheng and Zheng Kuicai were killed; He also went to Cishantun and other villages to burn, kill and loot. The Russian soldiers did not distinguish between good and bad, and burned them out of suspicion, resulting in the death of the people.

According to incomplete statistics, at the beginning of the Russo-Japanese war, 20 residents of Northwest Street in Liaoyang City were killed and 15 injured; Residents in the area of Southwest Street and Xiguan were killed and 57 injured; 15 people were killed and 4 injured in the south gate of Southeast Street; 6 dead and 16 injured on Northeast Street; Countless houses were burned and mules, horses and livestock were looted. Dead and wounded in nearby villages outside the city: Liu Yongjin of Xia Wang's family was killed and 148 houses were burned; 17 people were killed and 8 injured in breakfast; One person died in Pine Garden, and 28 houses were burned; 2 people died in Nanlinzi, 7 people died in Xinlitun, 1 person died in Xiangyang Temple, 2 people died in Ant Tun, 1 person died in Zhujiabaozi, 2 people died in Fangshuangshuzi, 1 person died in Clam Hezi, 4 people died in Shuiquan, 20 people died in Yangjialinzi, Qianshiqiaozi, Houshiqiaozi and other places, 2 people were injured, and 383 houses were burned.

During the Russian invasion and occupation of Liaoyang, they also directly tore down the city walls, destroyed temples, and destroyed Chinese cultural relics.

Liaoyang City, Ming Hongwu seven years (1374) by the command of Ma Yun, Ye Wang on the basis of the Yuan Ancient City ruins to supervise the repair, brick and stone together, the circumference of more than 24 miles, is one of the ancient cities in the northeast region. During the occupation of the Russian army, in order to facilitate the entry and exit of artillery trucks, the people first dug two gaps in the southern city wall, and the bottom of each wall was three or four zhang long. Then, eight more places were dug up on the east, west, and north sides. The Kuixing Tower in the southeast corner of the city was also damaged by the Russian army, and the wooden statues and couplets were destroyed.

The Confucian Temple is located in the south of Dongdajie Road, and is also a building of the Ming Dynasty, with a rigorous layout, including Zhaobi, Lingxing Gate, Pan Water Pool, Halberd Gate, Dacheng Palace, Qisheng Shrine and other buildings. Tsarist Russia broke in, the temple pillars were destroyed, and the sacrificial vessels were looted.

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It can be said that the iniquities created by the arrival of the Russians are too numerous to count.

The Qing people living in this land hated the Russians to the core, and Budyonny, who was a Russian, had an evil fire in his heart.

He couldn't get angry at his people in this life, and he couldn't stop them, he just wanted to be angry with the devils, but unfortunately, the current war was not suitable for the Cossacks.

The battle plan of the Russian army was: to prevent the Japanese landing with the navy, to defend the Lushunkou and Ussuri River with one part of the army, and to delay the Japanese attack on the bank of the Yalu River with the other force; The main forces were concentrated in the Haicheng and Liaoyang areas, and when the reinforcements arrived, they switched to a counteroffensive, first expelling the Japanese army from the northeast and Korea, and then landing on the Japanese mainland, destroying this small country that dared to challenge the big Russians.

After the start of the war, the Russian navy was unfavorable, the army was insufficient (the Trans-Siberian Railway had not yet been completely completed, and the transportation capacity was limited), coupled with the army's poor combat effectiveness, it was defeated and retreated, and Lushunkou was besieged, and Liaoyang was attacked and fell into passivity.

And the devil's strategy is appropriate, and his army chief of staff Oyama Iwa said: Japan is "a division of benevolence and righteousness, vowing to restore peace in order to protect the overall situation of East Asia, save refugees such as water and fire, and share the ...... of peace"

I have to say that the disguise of the devil deceived many Qing people, who accepted the devil's arms and rushed to the vast and empty rear of the Russian army to carry out the combat mission of cutting off the lines of communication and helping the devil.

The Cossacks' horse caravans came and went quickly, just in time to protect the road and ensure the smooth flow of communication, so during these times Budyonny was very busy with the team.

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June 30, 1905, Qing Jinzhou (Dalian Jinzhou)

The city was a land link between the Russian army Lushun and Liaoyang, which was very important and was occupied by the Japanese army.

Jinzhou City is a busy scene, with soldiers and goods coming and going.

On the wharf, a passenger and cargo steamer docked, and among the passengers was a middle-aged officer, with two mustaches looking very imposing, and his military rank was Shao Zuo (major).

Someone picked him up, two Japanese soldiers, holding a sign with the book "Hengshan Shaozuo".

So the two sides took over, and the Japanese soldiers brought horses, asked him to mount his horses, and hurried to the military camp east of the city.

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The military camp in the eastern part of the city was located on a street in the Qing Dynasty, and most of the people who came and went were officers.

In front of a luxurious mansion, the three widows dismounted, and Jun Cao said to the guards at the door, and took Yokoyama Shaozo into the house.

All the way into the room, Yokoyama Shaozuo was taken to the study to sit down, and Jun Cao sent someone to bring tea and left.

The study is antique, there is Zhang Liangyu Huangshi Gong wearing a track in the middle, and there are four treasures of the study room and the line-bound books arranged on the bookshelf on the desk, which is the residence of the Qing Dynasty doctor or the rich.

The robbers entered the house, and here they came by force!

The war between the Japanese and the Russian was a big fight between two robbers, and the bandit behavior of the Japanese was comparable to that of Lao Maozi:

During the Qing Dynasty, it was customary to call the Russian invaders "Lao Qiang". Chinese businessmen refer to the "military tickets" issued by Japan as "hand tickets." The number of "Qiang tickets" is quite huge, and it is impossible to estimate that the "hand tickets" were issued in various places for 190 million yuan.

The Japanese invading army set up checkpoints everywhere to closely check the currency carried by the Chinese. Those found to be carrying large and small silver dollars were forcibly exchanged for "hand tickets", and those found to be carrying Russian "Qiang tickets" were punished with flogging at the least and the death penalty at the worst. In addition to the Qiang ticket (Qiang sticker) and hand ticket, there were also a variety of Shen posts, Liao posts, Tun posts, and this post at that time...... After the war, all kinds of military stamps forcibly issued by Japan and Russia were turned into waste paper, and people used it to paste the walls or ceilings.

In fact, the two imperialist robbers used "waste paper" to extract the blood and sweat of the Chinese people and plunder the material wealth of the Chinese people.

You can imagine the money in your bank turning into waste paper overnight!

In his message, Senior General Kuroki of the First Army of the Japanese Army particularly emphasized that the people in the areas occupied by the Japanese vehicles must not have any resistance activities. He ordered Japanese surveyors to occupy government offices and private houses. It also issued severe penalties for the destruction and cutting of power lines, the pulling of electric poles and the signs set up around the construction area.

During the occupation of Liaoyang, the Japanese army often arrested and killed the Russians on the pretext that Chinese they had been spies for the Russians. Chen Fengshan, who lived on the banks of the Taizi River, was killed on the grounds of "plundering ships," and Geng Zhaowen and Li Zuochen were killed on the grounds of "blocking railway traffic and hindering the transportation of military supplies."

Matsuura, the military political officer of the Japanese army stationed in Liaoyang, also issued an edict to confiscate firearms, books, and other items abandoned by the Russian army. At the same time, food, beverages, horses, saddle leather, horse food, vehicles, coal, wood, etc. were all regarded as prohibited items in wartime. The Japanese army unscrupulously broke into the carpentry mill and the firm, and took away the timber of 19 wood merchants, including Guangxingyu, on the grounds that the Russians were "net storage".

Lao Maozi VS little devil, the bandit behavior is stronger than the other, and there is a mountain and a mountain high!

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The owner of the house doesn't know where it was by the Japanese army, and now the robbers are mainly anti-guest, this Hengshan Shaozuo drank the snatched Qingguo tea with peace of mind, sat on the Taishi chair made of the Qing Dynasty big wood, and flipped through the traditional Chinese books of the Qing Kingdom!

There was a sound of footsteps, and an old fellow covered in medals appeared.