[Anti-Japanese Iron Blood King] Chapter 1059: Traitors are in trouble (please subscribe!) , ask for a monthly pass, ask for everything! ）

It is another year's harvest season, and at the end of August, Saibei is a golden ocean, and wheat, millet and millet have become the protagonists of the northern people. Pen × fun × Pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 ｉｎｆｏ

Since at the beginning of spring this year, Ma Zheng deliberately asked the commanders of various military regions to care about agricultural production in the defense areas, and at the same time suggested that the common people should use a variety of drought-tolerant coarse grains, such as potatoes and corn. Therefore, although there was not much rain this year, and even a major drought occurred in many places, the entire defense area under Ma Zheng had a bumper harvest.

In order to return the grain to the warehouse as soon as possible, Ma Zheng immediately ordered all troops to immediately stop all military operations and go to the countryside to help the people collect grain.

On 21 September, the Chahar Military Region reported that a number of incidents of collective poisoning of the masses had occurred in the vicinity of Daxin Village, Zhangbei County, Zhangjiakou, and that more than 1,300 people were collectively poisoned on 17 September alone.

By 24 September, the number of poisoned people had exceeded 8,000 and the number of deaths had exceeded 200.

When the news came, Ma Zheng was shocked, and he immediately remembered the most famous vicious poisoning case in the history of the Anti-Japanese War -- the "Military Horn Poisoning Case". This incident occurred in March 1943 in more than 10 villages such as Junjiao in Zuoquan County, when more than 5,000 people in Junjiao and other villages were collectively poisoned due to the poisoning of traitors, which was called the "Junjiao Poisoning Case".

Later, the Ministry of Health of the Eighth Route Army found that someone had poisoned the well, and more than 20 petty traitors who had poisoned the water were cracked at one time. The poisoning of the traitors made people nervous for a while, and after that, the wells in many villages had to be guarded day and night, which greatly interfered with the construction and stability of the base areas of the Eighth Route Army.

Ma Zheng dared to judge that this time it was definitely the traitor or the special combat team instructed by the little devil to do it, not to mention that although the little devil has been defeated in the military struggle, it does not mean that the base area can sit back and relax now. On the contrary, the enemy in the open is strong, but it is not invincible. However, the enemy in the shadows is unpredictable and extremely difficult, as the saying goes, it is easy to dodge the open gun, and it is difficult to prevent the dark arrow.

The Zhang Bei poisoning case made Ma Zheng once again pay attention to the hateful group of traitors, and the intensity of the gangsters in the Saibei Corps has not been relaxed from beginning to end, and the hoe and rape team under Xu Xiaolin's intelligence department has not been disbanded, but its power has become more and more huge, and the total number of hoe and traitor teams active in the base areas and enemy-occupied areas has exceeded 1,000 people, not counting several special combat teams of the Corps.

In fact, since the Saibei Corps controlled most of North China, the Japanese puppet army, which was not at ease with failure, secretly used many despicable and obscene methods, among which Ma Zheng hated and hated the most was to instruct traitors to poison and assassinate the revolutionary masses.

In the past year alone, the Northern Serbian Corps cracked 1,229 such cases, involving 4,379 people, of whom more than 95% were Chinese, that is, traitors. It's just that in order not to discourage the people's enthusiasm for resisting Japan, Ma Zheng generally kept these things after Xu Xiaolin filed them, and they have never been made public.

But this is the first time that such a vicious mass case has occurred, which really makes Ma Zheng hate it.

Immediately, Ma Zheng instructed the Chahar Military Region to immediately send the most capable special forces to investigate the matter, and none of the people involved in the case were allowed to be spared.

Moreover, he clearly pointed the direction of the investigation to the Japanese special combat team and the hidden traitors, ruffians and vagrants in the local area, all of whom were seriously suspicious. At the same time, Ma Zheng ordered the rear general hospital of the military region to immediately send the most elite medical team to Zhangbei to participate in the mass treatment work, and not to slack off for a moment.

Speaking of the harm of traitors for a long time, this point does not need to be mentioned, but in recent years, the Japanese army has made new changes and requirements for puppet army traitors when dealing with the Eighth Route Army, which is difficult to guard. It has reached the point where it cannot be cured without a radical cure, which makes Ma Zheng attach great importance to it.

Moreover, Ma Zheng knew that after the Battle of Midway, the Japanese army would inevitably carry out a large-scale adjustment of all its armed forces, and the situation would become more and more favorable to China, which also forced the Japanese to use more shameless methods to deal with the Eighth Route Army and other anti-Japanese forces.

During World War II, the Japanese Army had four strategic groups, namely the "Domestic Army" including the Japanese forces stationed in Taiwan and Korea, the "Southern Army" in the Pacific Theater, the "Kwantung Army" in Northeast China, and the "China Dispatch Army" in Kannai.

After the outbreak of the Pacific War, the scale of the war was unprecedentedly expanded. After the Battle of Midway, the United States regained the initiative in the Pacific theater, and Japan lost the overall advantage it had at the beginning of the war.

In the face of the fierce counteroffensive of the US army, Japan's strategic center of gravity gradually shifted, and the strategic center of gravity began to shift to the Southern Army. Of course, the "Southern Army" has also become the most elite strategic group.

In order to counter the possible landing of US troops on the mainland, the "domestic army" has also inflated itself unprecedentedly through general mobilization. All the elite divisions of the Kwantung Army and most of the main divisions of the "Chinese Dispatch Army" were transferred to the Pacific to strengthen the "Southern Army" and the "Domestic Army" and become strategic reserves.

Ma Zheng knew that soon the Chinese battlefield would no longer be the main battlefield against Japanese fascism, so the way the Japanese army dealt with China and the way of fighting against Japan would also change.

This point is not Ma Zheng's words, but has sufficient historical arguments. At the time of Japan's defeat, the total number of various branches of the army, navy, and air force in the country was 7.2 million, of which only about 1.05 million were deployed in China, accounting for 15% of the total strength. The Kwantung Army surrendered to the Soviet army 680,000, accounting for 9%. In the Pacific theater, the "Southern Army" and the "Domestic Army" surrendered to the Allied forces led by the United States and the United States combined, accounting for about 5.5 million, accounting for 76%.

It can be seen from this that in the deployment of the Japanese military headquarters, the Chinese battlefield is not the main battlefield of the Japanese army, and the troops put on the Chinese battlefield have not been its elite divisions since the outbreak of the Pacific War.

In the past ten years from the September 18 Incident in 1931 to the outbreak of the Pacific War, China has always been the main force resisting Japan, and the Chinese battlefield is indeed the main battlefield against the Japanese invaders.

However, after the outbreak of the Pacific War, especially after the Battle of Midway, in many combat occasions, the Chinese were not fighting with the Japanese, but the Chinese were fighting the Chinese, or the Chinese's "singles" were fighting the "mixed doubles" against the Chinese and the Japanese.

Such scenes are not uncommon -- the puppet army rushes in front of the Japanese tanks, and the Japanese troops follow behind the tanks, wearing the same uniforms and making the same weapons, and it is impossible to distinguish which one is Chinese and which is Japanese.

The traitor puppet army is indeed a headache, but the puppet army is better to say, after all, it is an army, and no matter how bad it is, it is also an army. There is still no problem with Ma Zheng's self-confidence in dealing with the army, the army has the rules of the army, which is the same whether it is a puppet army or a Japanese army, a single Japanese army or a puppet army cannot become a climate, and there is no difference between the number of people and the current mode of fighting, Ma Zheng is not afraid.

The most difficult thing is the traitor, the term traitor is very general, the big traitor, the little traitor, the old traitor, the young traitor, the male traitor, the female traitor, are all fucking traitors, compared with the puppet army, the traitors are fierce, from North China to northern Shaanxi, from the Yangtze River to the eastern coast, from the frontal battlefield to the battlefield behind the enemy, it is all over China.

As we all know, the Battle of Pingxingguan was the first victory of the Anti-Japanese War, which not only completely annihilated a transport brigade of the Japanese army, but also broke the myth of the invincibility of the Japanese army. However, after the defeat of Pingxingguan, the Japanese army immediately changed its operational deployment, and its vanguard troops, under the leadership of traitors, crossed the Great Wall from the pass between Pingxingguan and Yanmen Pass, and placed our army's defense line behind it, and this place was the main point of the enemy's main position in northern Shanxi.

After the Japanese army broke through, it went south to Taiyuan on the one hand, and threatened the flanks behind Pingxingguan and Yanmen Pass on the other. In the Second World War Zone, traitors were everywhere, they showed the way to the Japanese army, fired smoke flares during the day, and lit flashlights indiscriminately at night, exposing the positions of the Kuomintang Army and the ambush sites of the Eighth Route Army, causing the 115th Division of the Eighth Route Army, which was sticking to the line of Pingxingguan, to retreat to Wutai and Daixian overnight, and failed to further expand the results of the battle, which shows the rampant and harmful activities of the traitors.

This situation is not at all common not only in the occupied areas, but also in the nationalized areas, the liberated areas, and the war zones between China and Japan.

At that time, an author named Weifu wrote an article in a publication called "Voice" and exclaimed: "In this thoroughfare of nine provinces, Wuhan, where the center of gravity is located after the Anti-Japanese War, I don't know how many ghosts and ghosts there are. Peddlers and pawns, well-dressed people, even among the acquaintances you greet every day, you are not allowed to have a black-hearted traitor spy, if you completely clean up Wuhan, you will be able to sort out a large pile of such garbage, and smell the surface of Wuhan's river. ”

In terms of the Eighth Route Army, only one Taihang District handled 2,681 cases of traitors and spies in 1941; There were 1,149 cases of hoeing and rape in the four districts of Qinghe, Luzhong, Lunan and Binhai in Shandong. On the Kuomintang side, in 1941 there were 2,044 hoe groups in the Luzhong area, with a total of 6,755 members. In Luzhong alone, the Kuomintang invested such a huge force to deal with traitors, and the fierceness of its scourge can be imagined.

Originally, the task of hoeing and rebelling against special forces in the Saibei Corps has always been handled by Xu Xiaolin's intelligence department, and they have done a really good job, and there have been no major mistakes in the past five years, and when they were in Guisui and Baotou, they operated the entire area like an iron pass, and the Japanese could not penetrate the needle and splash the water, which made Ma Zheng and even the central government very satisfied.

However, with the continuous expansion of the base area and the rapid expansion of the troops, Xu Xiaolin's intelligence department could not keep up with the leapfrog development of the military region.

This is not to say that Xu Xiaolin's ability is limited, but because the intelligence department is not the same as other military administrative departments, and the most taboo thing for the intelligence department is to recruit new people indiscriminately, and it is even more afraid of traitors and lackeys. A false piece of information can easily lead to the destruction of an army, and the leakage of an important piece of information can also cause huge losses to the troops.

Therefore, although the intelligence department of the Northern Saibei Corps has also developed rapidly, it cannot recruit people at will like the infantry, and the infantry can recruit puppet soldiers, rogue bandits, bandits, and bandits. However, the intelligence services are unable to do this, so now the intelligence services are far behind by the field troops and other departments, and the monitoring of the troops and the area has been greatly reduced