On the morning of May 14, 1939, Normenheim. Pen × fun × Pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 ｉｎｆｏ

Skirmishes continued unanimously until the 12th.

Yesterday, the 13th, the commander of the 23rd Division, Michitaro Komatsubara, made up his mind to destroy the 700 Mongolian troops who crossed the border. He was the commander of the Western Front and was stationed in Hailar.

Michitaro Komatsubara, surnamed Komatsubara, and his name is Michitaro. Some books think that his surname is Michichi Komatsubara, and his name is Taro, which is not true. If his surname is Komatsu and his name is Michitaro Hara, it would be outrageous. If you read that someone writes as Taro Komatsubara, you scold him and say that he wrote it wrong.

In short, he is a lieutenant general, and he was promoted in 37, so he is a high-ranking official. Previously worked as a military attache at the embassy in the USSR. Again, some people say that he is a military attache at the embassy in Russia, and that is also nonsense. Yes, the embassy of the USSR, not Russia.

He made up his mind, apparently not his own, but the determination of the entire Kwantung Army.

More than 1,000 officers and men of the 23rd Division Cavalry Wing of the Japanese Army and the 7th Cavalry Regiment of the Manchukuo Garrison launched an attack on the 24th National Border Garrison of the Mongolian Army in Taolagai, Xilin, under the command of Dong Babaizang, the commander of the Japanese Cavalry Wing.

Higashi-Yamoekzo was a lieutenant colonel, or lieutenant colonel, and his troops were not just cavalry, he also brought a squadron of heavy armored vehicles, including tanks and armored vehicles. In addition, there were several planes in the sky, a squadron of light bombers.

The surname of Dong 800 Zang is Dong, and the name is 800 Zang. The name Eight Hundred Tibetan is probably very Maternal. The Northeast, especially in the countryside, reprimands a child for eating desperately, often saying: Why do you eat all the time! It's like there's nothing to hide. The Endless Tibetan nuns are very famous, and they are the same period as the Sixth Ancestor Huineng.

No matter what mystery there is in the name of the East Eight Hundred Tibets, it will not help his victory or defeat.

It should be noted here that when the Japanese talk about history, they generally do not talk about the puppet army. The number of casualties in the battle is not counting them.

The military strength of the Japanese army and the puppet Manchurian army is absolutely superior, as well as aircraft, tanks, armored vehicles, how can 700 Mongolian cavalry stop them? It's like an adult beating a child.

Soon, the Japanese puppet army victoriously occupied the Xilin Tauragai outpost, and the Mongolian army retreated to the west bank of the Haraha River. Fortunately, the Mongolian army is cavalry and runs fast.

The argument that the 23rd Division believed that the conflict was over is basically Japanese rhetoric and nonsense. Not credible.

The Mongol army was not paper-tied either, they began to gather strength and prepare for a counterattack.

News of the Mongol army's drive back to the West Bank immediately reached Ulaanbaatar.

Ulaanbaatar, which is nothing more than transliteration, can also be called Ulan**, which means red hero. The old name was Cullen. Kulen means fenced pasture. The name was changed because of independent relations, with the help of the so-called USSR.

In 1924, at the instigation of the Soviet Union, the Mongolian Revolutionary Party overthrew the rule of the upper strata, separated from the Republic of China, became independent, and established the Mongolian People's Republic.

The leader of the Mongols was called Choibalsan. He was two years younger than Mao Gong, became a little lama at the age of 13, and was vulgar at the age of 17, and arrived at Kulen. It is said that he worked as a chorre at the Russian consulate. By chance, he entered the school run by the Mongolian consulate in Tsarist Russia, studied well, and later went to Russia to study, witnessed the October Revolution, and decided on the revolution.

In 1921, Soviet troops entered Kulen, the Mongolian government was formed, and in 1924, the Republic of Mongolia was formed.

Now, because the Soviet Union is engaged in a rebellion, which is commonly known as the Great Purge, Mongolia is also engaged in a rebellion. The troops also killed quite a few people.

However, after the clashes, on May 21, the Supreme Command of the Mongolian Army issued an order: "In order to defend the motherland, all the officers and men of our army must fight back and destroy the invading enemy on the east bank of the Haraha River." ”

Because the Mongol Republic considered Manchuria to be their enemy, they garrisoned more troops in the Eastern Province, and soon, the troops were gathered and could fight.

The troops of the Mongol army are in season on the west bank of the Haraha River. What troops are there? 4 regiments of cavalry, 2 battalions of armored vehicles, 2 batteries of artillery. Rifle battalions, machine-gun battalions, engineer companies, and tank units.

On the 21st, the Mongol army attacked and recaptured the lost positions.

Japan had spies in Mongolia, so naturally it knew about the actions of Mongolia. Japan cannot wait for the other side to prepare and do nothing on its own. They are also preparing troops.

On May 27, the Soviet Far Eastern Front received a telegram from Yichun:

The Japanese army has been assembled, the unit number: 64th Wing, commander: Yama Yama Takemitsu; Number: 2520; Armored vehicles: 12 units. Attack time: Tonight, or tomorrow morning. Offensive direction: 3 pcs. One of them is a sneak attack unit, and the target of the sneak attack: the division headquarters.

How did Yichun know about the deployment of the Japanese army?

The Far Eastern Front was surprised, but still called back to express its gratitude. The news was sent to the Nomenkan front, asking them to immediately inform the Soviet Union Guvasiliev of the 6th Cavalry Division of the Mongolian Army, asking him to verify the authenticity of the information.

Vasilyev was a Soviet adviser to this Mongolian cavalry division. Like the puppet Manchu army, there are Japanese advisers in the puppet Manchu army, the emperor, who has the final say. It's the same in the Mongolian army, there are also Soviet advisers, who also have the final say.

Naturally, the commander Sharibu and the political commissar Pilejie attached great importance to this information, but they were waiting for their own information.

Their intelligence system is the Mongolian Daur ethnic group on the other side of the river, and most of the intelligence personnel are mixed with the puppet Manchurian Hung Yen army, and some serve in the Japanese army. Because movement is not so free, new information has not arrived.

By night, the information had not yet arrived. Looks like it can't be sent out. Only the Soviet adviser Vasilyev believed that the army should be arranged according to the intelligence of this anti-alliance. Because of the high position of the Soviet adviser, the other two agreed.

At midnight, the 6th Mongolian Cavalry Division got up and entered the position an hour and a half later.

In addition to this one division, there was a tank brigade, a machine-gun battalion.

At this time, the divisional radio received another telegram from the Far Eastern Front, saying that it was aware of the enemy's sneak attack. The enemy soldiers are divided into three routes, and it is speculated that one of them will sneak up on the headquarters.

Vasilyev attached great importance to the telegrams of the Far Eastern Front, and immediately temporarily transferred several armored vehicles and part of the troops to protect the division headquarters.

The redeployment was complete, and it was almost dawn. Seeing that the Japanese army had not yet attacked, many people felt that the information was inaccurate and began to complain.

At dawn, the division commander Sha Ribu was hesitating to retreat to the camp, when suddenly, a scout ran over and said: "The Japanese are coming, there are no armored vehicles, they are attacking." ”

Sha Ribu suddenly had a bottom in his heart, and ordered everyone to prepare to meet the enemy.

Sure enough, as the intelligence said, the attacking Japanese army had nearly 2,000 Manchurian troops. Several armored vehicles, attacking from two directions. The timing and direction of the offensive were in accordance with intelligence. And soon figured out the number of the attacking Japanese army, which was the 64th Wing of the Japanese Army.

The two thousand men began the pig assault.

What is a pig assault? It is to rush like a wild boar, a suicidal charge. This pig is definitely not a domestic pig, but a wild boar. Domestic pigs are docile and leave all grievances out of the clouds when they have food, while wild boars are aggressive and very lethal when angry.

In addition to the front-line command post, the 6th Mongolian Cavalry Division was deployed on the east bank of the Haraha River, and with the cooperation of the T130 flamethrower tank company and sniper company of the Soviet army, three defensive depths were set up.

Yama Yama Takemitsu Daisa led the main force that had lost a lot of people to attack from the front, and the offensive was fierce. The defending side also played fiercely. Because of the T130 flamethrower tank company and sniper company, the Japanese offensive was blocked.

The meaning of losing a lot of people is not very embarrassing, it is not a shame, but there are really many people who have been separated.