Chapter 152 This chapter is being written, and there are still two thousand words left. Changed it a little bit ago

On 13 June, the speed of liberation of the cities around Shanghai even exceeded the speed of liberation of Zhenjiang and Ma'anshan, west of Jiangyin.

After learning the news of the uprising of the Jiangyin defenders, the Zhangjiagang defenders adjacent to Jiangyin took the initiative to ask the Red Army to surrender to Cheng for the treatment of "uprising". On this day, the Red Army on the north bank, which had just taken Nantong, also crossed the Yangtze River south under the cover of the air force, and joined forces with the Red Army on the southern front and the Red Army on the southern front in the afternoon of the same day. In addition, the Red Army occupying Nanjing also transported a large number of troops to Zhangjiagang through the Shanghai-Nanjing Railway, and the Red Army in the direction of the western front of Shanghai swelled to 60,000 men in one night.

After the division, the Red Army of the Third Route waved their division eastward without unsaddle, and occupied Changshu at eight o'clock that night. At the same time, Suzhou and Kunshan also fell into the hands of the Red Army on the Jiaxing side. At this time, the defenders of the Nanjing Nationalist Government were not even the dogs of the losers, and the defenders everywhere either surrendered at the touch of a button or fled in despair. The armies of the Red Army south of the Yangtze River, whether they were advancing east or north, were all armed marches for running.

By the early morning of 14 July, the Red Army on the western and southern fronts of Shanghai had forced the three counties of Jiading, Songjiang, and Qingpu, and had completely encircled Shanghai on land. With 60,000 Red Army troops on the Western Front and 40,000 Red Army on the Southern Front, the total strength of the Red Army besieging Shanghai was as high as 100,000.

In front of them were nothing more than the lost dogs of more than 10,000 people of the Nanjing Nationalist Government and more than 6,000 foreign garrisons.

On the 13th, the Red Army in various places had already transferred their planes to the Nanjing airport, and the newly liberated cities of Zhangjiagang and Jiaxing. The Red Army at the front also used the tools at hand to urgently build temporary field airfields. The biggest advantage of the biplane era is that the aircraft has very low requirements for the airport runway, especially with the assistance of the Soviet Union, the use of German engine Wave 2 trainers, and even only need to find a flat runway to take off and land.

The defeat of the Nationalist government in Nanking was even faster than the Red Army itself had anticipated, and the general attack on Shanghai, originally planned for the 17th, was brought forward to the 14th.

And in the early morning of the 14th, an even greater "surprise" awaited the Red Army.

When the Red Army arrived at the three counties of Jiading, Songjiang, and Qingpu around Shanghai, while the soldiers on the front line were still resting, the defenders of the three counties rushed over with white flags and demanded an "uprising" to surrender that night. And the reason. But it was the result of Lin Han's "silver bullet" offensive.

These days. Lin Han bought Sun Yuanliang together without success, and the long-legged general who rode the wall was bent on selling himself at a good price, but he didn't get on the road. Lin Han was furious and asked Xiao Bailang to offer a price to his subordinates to buy him, so as to threaten Sun Yuanliang.

Who knew that Sun Yuanliang had just taken over. It was intended to raise the flag in the early morning of the 14th. As a result, many of his subordinates who got the news of the "acquisition" with him. Raised the banner of righteousness earlier than Sun Yuanliang.

The 88th Division to which Sun Yuanliang belonged. It was he who took over from Yu Jishi, and it was not his descendant army. After hearing the news of Lin Han's intention to "acquire", these soldiers who were unwilling to accompany the Nanjing Nationalist Government to the funeral started a small calculation together.

"Instead of being sold by "Sun Feileg", he will share a little bit of leftover dividends from him. It's better to discuss with Boss Lin, we can sell ourselves and sell ourselves for a good price! ”

Chapter 152 This chapter is being written, and there are still two thousand words left. Changed it a little bit ago

On 13 June, the speed of liberation of the cities around Shanghai even exceeded the speed of liberation of Zhenjiang and Ma'anshan, west of Jiangyin.

After learning the news of the uprising of the Jiangyin defenders, the Zhangjiagang defenders adjacent to Jiangyin took the initiative to ask the Red Army to surrender to Cheng for the treatment of "uprising". On this day, the Red Army on the north bank, which had just taken Nantong, also crossed the Yangtze River south under the cover of the air force, and joined forces with the Red Army on the southern front and the Red Army on the southern front in the afternoon of the same day. In addition, the Red Army occupying Nanjing also transported a large number of troops to Zhangjiagang through the Shanghai-Nanjing Railway, and the Red Army in the direction of the western front of Shanghai swelled to 60,000 men in one night.

After the division, the Red Army of the Third Route waved their division eastward without unsaddle, and occupied Changshu at eight o'clock that night. At the same time, Suzhou and Kunshan also fell into the hands of the Red Army on the Jiaxing side. At this time, the defenders of the Nanjing Nationalist Government were not even the dogs of the losers, and the defenders everywhere either surrendered at the touch of a button or fled in despair. The armies of the Red Army south of the Yangtze River, whether they were advancing east or north, were all armed marches for running.

By the early morning of 14 July, the Red Army on the western and southern fronts of Shanghai had forced the three counties of Jiading, Songjiang, and Qingpu, and had completely encircled Shanghai on land. With 60,000 Red Army troops on the Western Front and 40,000 Red Army on the Southern Front, the total strength of the Red Army besieging Shanghai was as high as 100,000.

In front of them were nothing more than the lost dogs of more than 10,000 people of the Nanjing Nationalist Government and more than 6,000 foreign garrisons.

On the 13th, the Red Army in various localities had already transferred their planes to the Nanjing Airport, and in the newly liberated cities of Zhangjiagang and Jiaxing, the Red Army on the front line also used the tools in their hands to urgently build temporary field airfields. The biggest advantage of the biplane era is that the aircraft has very low requirements for the airport runway, especially with the assistance of the Soviet Union, the use of German engine Wave 2 trainers, and even only need to find a flat runway to take off and land.

The defeat of the Nationalist government in Nanking was even faster than the Red Army itself had anticipated, and the general attack on Shanghai, originally planned for the 17th, was brought forward to the 14th.

And in the early morning of the 14th, an even greater "surprise" awaited the Red Army.

When the Red Army arrived at the three counties of Jiading, Songjiang, and Qingpu around Shanghai, while the soldiers on the front line were still resting, the defenders of the three counties rushed over with white flags and demanded an "uprising" to surrender that night. The reason was the result of Lin Han's "silver bullet" offensive.

In the past few days, Lin Han has failed to buy Sun Yuanliang together, and this long-legged general riding the wall is bent on selling himself at a good price, but he just doesn't get on the road. Lin Han was furious and asked Xiao Bailang to offer a price to his subordinates to buy him, so as to threaten Sun Yuanliang.

Who knew that Sun Yuanliang had just taken up the throne and planned to raise the flag in the early morning of the 14th. As a result, many of his subordinates who got the news of the "acquisition" with him raised the banner of righteousness earlier than Sun Yuanliang.

Sun Yuanliang's 88th Division was taken over by him from Yu Jishi, and it was not his descendant unit. After hearing the news of Lin Han's intention to "acquire", these soldiers who were unwilling to accompany the Nanjing Nationalist Government to the funeral started a small calculation together.

"Instead of being sold by "Sun Feishan" to share a little bit of leftover dividends from him, it is better to discuss with Boss Lin, we will sell ourselves and sell ourselves at a good price! ”

Chapter 152 This chapter is being written, and there are still two thousand words left. Changed it a little bit ago

On 13 June, the speed of liberation of the cities around Shanghai even exceeded the speed of liberation of Zhenjiang and Ma'anshan, west of Jiangyin.

After learning the news of the uprising of the Jiangyin defenders, the Zhangjiagang defenders adjacent to Jiangyin took the initiative to ask the Red Army to surrender to Cheng for the treatment of "uprising". On this day, the Red Army on the north bank, which had just taken Nantong, also crossed the Yangtze River south under the cover of the air force, and joined forces with the Red Army on the southern front and the Red Army on the southern front in the afternoon of the same day. In addition, the Red Army occupying Nanjing also transported a large number of troops to Zhangjiagang through the Shanghai-Nanjing Railway, and the Red Army in the direction of the western front of Shanghai swelled to 60,000 men in one night.

After the division, the Red Army of the Third Route waved their division eastward without unsaddle, and occupied Changshu at eight o'clock that night. At the same time, Suzhou and Kunshan also fell into the hands of the Red Army on the Jiaxing side. At this time, the defenders of the Nanjing Nationalist Government were not even the dogs of the losers, and the defenders everywhere either surrendered at the touch of a button or fled in despair. The armies of the Red Army south of the Yangtze River, whether they were advancing east or north, were all armed marches for running.

By the early morning of 14 July, the Red Army on the western and southern fronts of Shanghai had forced the three counties of Jiading, Songjiang, and Qingpu, and had completely encircled Shanghai on land. With 60,000 Red Army troops on the Western Front and 40,000 Red Army on the Southern Front, the total strength of the Red Army besieging Shanghai was as high as 100,000.

In front of them were nothing more than the lost dogs of more than 10,000 people of the Nanjing Nationalist Government and more than 6,000 foreign garrisons.

On the 13th, the Red Army in various localities had already transferred their planes to the Nanjing Airport, and in the newly liberated cities of Zhangjiagang and Jiaxing, the Red Army on the front line also used the tools in their hands to urgently build temporary field airfields. The biggest advantage of the biplane era is that the aircraft has very low requirements for the airport runway, especially with the assistance of the Soviet Union, the use of German engine Wave 2 trainers, and even only need to find a flat runway to take off and land.

The defeat of the Nationalist government in Nanking was even faster than the Red Army itself had anticipated, and the general attack on Shanghai, originally planned for the 17th, was brought forward to the 14th.

And in the early morning of the 14th, an even greater "surprise" awaited the Red Army.

When the Red Army arrived at the three counties of Jiading, Songjiang, and Qingpu around Shanghai, while the soldiers on the front line were still resting, the defenders of the three counties rushed over with white flags and demanded an "uprising" to surrender that night. The reason was the result of Lin Han's "silver bullet" offensive.

In the past few days, Lin Han has failed to buy Sun Yuanliang together, and this long-legged general riding the wall is bent on selling himself at a good price, but he just doesn't get on the road. Lin Han was furious and asked Xiao Bailang to offer a price to his subordinates to buy him, so as to threaten Sun Yuanliang.

Who knew that Sun Yuanliang had just taken up the throne and planned to raise the flag in the early morning of the 14th. As a result, many of his subordinates who got the news of the "acquisition" with him raised the banner of righteousness earlier than Sun Yuanliang.

Sun Yuanliang's 88th Division was taken over by him from Yu Jishi, and it was not his descendant unit. After hearing the news of Lin Han's intention to "acquire", these soldiers who were unwilling to accompany the Nanjing Nationalist Government to the funeral started a small calculation together.

"Instead of being sold by "Sun Feishan" to share a little bit of leftover dividends from him, it is better to discuss with Boss Lin, we will sell ourselves and sell ourselves at a good price! (To be continued......)