Chapter 1138 Confusing (continued)

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It is impossible for the Japanese Empire to be without a foreign minister, and as soon as Matsuoka's body was transported back to Japan, the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs had to release the news that Matsuoka Yoyoshi had been killed, but the Japanese had a good face, not saying that Matsuoka Yoyoshi was killed by a sniper, but that Matsuoka Yoyoshi died of a heart attack on the way to Europe. Immediately afterwards, Admiral Sadajiro Toyoda, the new foreign minister of the Konoe Cabinet, appeared on the court and vowed at a press conference that he would devote himself to the construction of a new world pattern and the construction of the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere. Between words, the smell of further expansion of aggression is full.

The Japanese deliberately concealed the true cause of Matsuoka's death, but they couldn't. Far away in Chongqing's "Wen Wei Po? The day after Japan announced the news of Matsuoka's death, the Military Tribune suddenly printed an additional issue and reported the news that Matsuoka Yoyou, the demon head of the invasion of China, had been shot dead by snipers with a full-page, full-page length and eye-catching headline. Among them, the title of the first edition was "Yoyo Matsuoka was killed by anti-Japanese snipers in Harbin", and the subtitle was "Uncovering the inside story of the killing of Japanese Foreign Minister Yoyoshi Matsuoka".

Obviously, this issue was not written by one or two authors, but in the form of a group, with multiple authors writing from different angles. Among them, there are those that introduce Matsuoka's experience, from Matsuoka's winning the title of "Oregon Servant" to putting forward the Manchurian and Mongolian lifeline thesis, from Matsuoka's representative of Japan's exit from the League of Nations Congress after the September 18 Incident and his withdrawal from the League of Nations to promoting the formation of the German-Italian-Japanese Triple Alliance. For example, Matsuoka Yoyo established the Manchurian Railway Intelligence Department, which not only set up intelligence stations and intelligence offices in Chinese mainland cities such as Shanghai and New York, Berlin, but also set up a Manchurian Railway Tokyo branch in Japan to collect secret information on the movements of the Japanese government and political parties. Of course, this was only written by Chinese journalists, and the information collected was limited, and it was impossible to clearly write down the addresses and personnel of the intelligence networks set up by Matsuoka in these cities.

The most eye-catching thing is, of course, who was sniped by Yoyo Matsuoka. The author of this article is so imaginative that he does not give accurate answers, but only uses the technique of speculation to attract readers to judge further, think about it, and draw their own conclusions. Under his pen, the sniper of Matsuoka Yoyo may be the following forces:

The first is the anti-Japanese righteous people in Korea. On April 29, 1932, when the Japanese army celebrated the birthday of Emperor Hirohito in Hongkou Park in Shanghai, Yin Bong-gil, a righteous soldier of the Korean "Korean Patriotic Regiment" and "Taluotai", installed two special high-spirited grenades in the Japanese military kettle and military lunch box respectively, swaggered into the venue, and threw the grenade when the Japanese army and overseas Chinese sang the Japanese national anthem, killing the commander of the Japanese Shanghai Dispatch Army. Senior General Yoshinori Shirakawa, who had served as Minister of Land in the Tanaka Cabinet, and Sadaji Kabata, chairman of the Shanghai Japanese Overseas Chinese Administration, were injured by Tomono Mori, secretary of the Shanghai Japanese Overseas Chinese Administrative Committee, Murai Aomatsu, consul general in Shanghai, Shigemitsu Aoi, minister to Shanghai, Kenkichi Ueda, commander of the 9th Division, and Yoshizaburo Nomura, commander of the 3rd Fleet. Until now, Shigemitsu Aoi has been replaced by a cripple, and the Japanese ambassador to the United States, Kichizaburo Nomura, has become a one-eyed dragon. Because the Korean righteous soldiers all spoke Japanese, they were easy to get close to the Japanese army, easy to obtain intelligence, and good at assassination, they had long been active in the border area between China, the Soviet Union and North Korea, and they had developed super marksmanship in guerrilla warfare, and it was easy to obtain Soviet-made sniper rifles from arms dealers. It is likely that Matsuoka, like Shirakawa Yoshinori, fell under the assassination of the "Korean Patriotic League" organization "Taro Tai" composed of Korean anti-Japanese fighters, but Matsuoka Yoshiyo was lucky and killed with one shot.

The second is the White Russian personnel scattered in Harbin. Day and night, this part of the population looked forward to returning to the Soviet Union, overthrowing the Soviet regime, and rebuilding the Russian Empire. Among them were former Russian Imperial officers who were proficient in marksmanship, and it was likely that they had Soviet, German, American, and French sniper rifles. This part of the people hated Matsuoka the most when he went to the Soviet Union to negotiate peace with the Soviet government, so that they would lose the opportunity to regain Russian power. Therefore, they had the motivation, motive, and unique conditions to assassinate Matsuoka Yoyou, and they took advantage of the time, place, and people to snipe Matsuoka Yoyou.

The third is the Anti-Japanese Federation composed of the remnants of the former Northeast Volunteer Army. The reason is that this armed force, which insisted on fighting behind enemy lines in the northeast, had a deep enmity with the Japanese army, had a good reason to snipe Matsuoka Yoyo, and was supported by a covert intelligence network to obtain Soviet-made sniper rifles through the Sino-Soviet border (). This armed force behind enemy lines disappeared under the frantic sweep of the Japanese invaders, and there was no report of the Japanese army to destroy the unit, and it was suspected that it was active in the Sino-Soviet border area. Such anti-Japanese forces, not to mention Japanese officials as big as Matsuoka Yoyou, will not let go even if they encounter Japanese soldiers. They are naturally one of the main forces that snipe Matsuoka Yoyo.

Fourth, various mountain and forest teams active in the North Manchurian region. Due to the frantic sweep of the Japanese puppet army, the living environment of these former beards and the current anti-Japanese armed mountain and forest teams is getting worse and worse, and a considerable number of them surrendered to the Japanese army and became puppet soldiers, and some of them hid into the people after disbanding, and washed their hands in the golden basin. Those who persist are all iron-clad men. Under the sweep and crusade of the Japanese puppet army, these people could not gain a foothold in the deep mountains and dense forests, and they liked to drink in large bowls, eat meat, throw dice, and play with women.

Fifth, agents of the military command and the central command. The Nationalist Government has never given up organizing and leading the armed struggle behind enemy lines in the northeast, and the mighty Volunteers were organized and launched by the Nationalist Government. Now, although the main forces of the Volunteers have withdrawn to Kannai through the Soviet Union, it is impossible for the hidden forces to retreat. Since the outbreak of the all-out War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the Soviet Union has provided tremendous help to the Chinese people, and the National Government absolutely does not want to see a situation in which Japan and the Soviet Union make peace and betray China. It was naturally an organized, planned, and foolproof action supported by accurate intelligence, and it was ridiculous that Matsuoka Yoyo, the devil who was accustomed to using despicable tricks, did not know that he was about to die, and he rushed into the death trap in a hurry.

Sixth, the Eighth Route Army. The reason is that the Eighth Route Army's tactics are flexible, elusive, and have achieved great results. It is likely that General Liu Yimin, the legendary hero of the Anti-Japanese Resistance, or a small elite force of guerrillas behind enemy lines sent by General Nie Rongzhen, who once attacked and swept western Liaoxi, arrived near Harbin, and after getting the information that Matsuoka Yoyo had arrived in Harbin, he immediately mixed into Harbin and decisively killed Matsuoka Yoyo. The reason is that the Eighth Route Army has an elite team, which is good at sniping, and has captured Japanese-made and German-made sniper rifles from the Japanese army, which will kill with one hit. However, ** and the CPSU are in the same vein, the Eighth Route Army is strictly disciplined, and Matsuoka Yoyo is going to Moscow, from Moscow to Germany and Italy, and it is likely to start with the Soviet leaders. It is likely that the Soviets were still very much looking forward to Matsuoka's arrival, and would not normally allow a critical incident to occur (). From this point of view, ** will not let the troops snipe Matsuoka Yoyou, and the generals of the Eighth Route Army, who have strict military discipline, will not dare, cannot, and will not order the troops to snipe Matsuoka Yoyou. Otherwise, severe sanctions will be imposed.

Seven are Soviets. It is possible that the Soviets were looking forward to negotiating with Matsuoka, but it was also possible that they were reluctant to negotiate with Matsuoka. Because Japan was mired in the war of aggression against China, it lost its troops on the battlefield of aggression against China. However, the Soviet Far East Red Army, which was well-equipped and inspired by the Zhang Gufeng incident and the great victory in the Battle of Normenhan, probably did not take little Japan seriously at all, and even seized the good opportunity of the main force of the Kwantung Army to enter the pass to fight, wave its troops south, destroy the Kwantung Army, and help China win the War of Resistance as soon as possible. In this way, the Sino-Soviet friendship was consolidated, and the Soviet Union completely secured the Far Eastern Front, and could safely deal with the situation in Europe. If the Soviets had thought like this, then Matsuoka Yoji might have died at the hands of the snipers of the Soviet Red Army or at the hands of the snipers of the Eighth Route Army.

Strictly speaking, this article about who Matsuoka Yoyo died at the hands of a purely conjectural fabrication and is not worth pursuing in detail. It's just that this kind of article can best cater to the reader's mind, and it is more attractive than you can make it clear who shot Matsuoka Yoyo! For a time, Luoyang paper was expensive, and the people of Chongqing under the bombardment of the Japanese invaders were talking about which hero killed Matsuoka Yoyou.

Wen Wei Po? As soon as the military forum was issued, public opinion at home and abroad focused on the assassination of Yoyoshi Matsuoka, and discussions were launched.

Britain's Reuters, The Times, and other newspapers and radio stations, fearing that there would be no chaos in the Far East, further revealed the inside story of Matsuoka's attempt to sign the "Japan-Soviet Treaty of Friendship and Neutrality" with the Soviet Union, as if they had gotten into the head of the dead Matsuoka.

Hong Kong's "Ta Kung Pao" not only quoted British news in a timely manner, but also constantly distributed editorials analyzing the situation of the War of Resistance and the situation on the battlefield in Europe, explaining the importance of Sino-Soviet friendship and joining hands to resist Japanese fascism, and calling on the world's righteous forces to unite and support the Chinese people's war of resistance!

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