The Japanese soldiers of World War II sent 100,000 rounds of ammunition to let our army attack the Japanese army fiercely, why did he do it
In the early spring and March of 1933, near Dalishugou in Jilin Province, China, at this time it should be the assembly of all things recovering, but the surrounding area was filled with gun smoke, and Zhou Baozhong, commander of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Coalition Army, was leading the "Anti-Japanese National Salvation Guerrilla Army" to engage in a fierce exchange of fire with thousands of soldiers of the first brigade of the Japanese Kwantung Army's Turtle Gang Village who had come to sweep up near Majiatun.
This battle can be said to be extremely fierce, but for the anti-Japanese soldiers, it was also very hard, the cold winter, their bullets and supplies due to the lack of supplies, has reached a very scarce point, after a morning of fighting, the gunfire near Majiatun gradually stopped, both sides of the rest.
The guerrilla fighters immediately took advantage of this precious time to clear the battlefield, rearrange the fire, and collect explosives from the enemy's dead. A soldier who was inquiring about the enemy's situation on the front line, but unexpectedly in a hidden pine forest near the Gaya River in Majiatun, vaguely saw the roof of a truck, this soldier was overjoyed, this is a big gift to the door, he immediately called a few more people, a small group of people secretly touched over, trying to fight a small ambush battle.
Strangely enough, when they groped near the truck, they did not see the Japanese troops who were resting in their imagination, the carriage was empty, and soon everyone found a Japanese corpse by the river not far from the truck, with a note in his hand. This should be the truck driver of this car, everyone was encouraged, but they opened the carriage of the truck, they were stunned, it was full of bullets! This can be said to solve the urgent needs of the guerrillas.
The news of the seizure of the material soon reached the whole guerrillas, and everyone was happy, but then the question arose, why were the trucks carrying ammunition on the front line? The guerrillas felt inseparable from the soldier, and he immediately asked his colleagues who knew Japanese to translate the contents of the note, thus coming up with the following answer.
Dear Chinese guerrilla comrades,
I saw your propaganda scattered in the ravine and knew that you were guerrillas led by the Communist Party. You are patriots and internationalists. I would love to meet you, but I was surrounded by fascist beasts and cornered, and I decided to commit suicide. I gave your army 100,000 rounds of ammunition that I had brought. Please aim at the Japanese Fascist Army and shoot. I wish the sacred cause of communism early success!
Kwantung Gunmajima Japanese HeavyWeight
Communist Party member Sukeo Ita
March 30, 1933
Everyone was touched by the contents of the letter, what a spirit of fearless dedication! After the war in Majiatun, the locals buried the body of Sukeo Ita and the martyr who died in the battle in one place, and solemnly mourned in front of the tomb. After the end of the Anti-Japanese War, people never forgot his contribution, Majiatun Primary School was also renamed "Itachi Elementary School", on September 3, 2005, the Wangqing County Government erected a monument to the anti-Japanese history of Itachi at the County Martyrs' Cemetery in recognition of his contributions.
It is worth mentioning that this matter also reached the ears of the Japanese army at that time, which made the top brass of the Japanese Kwantung Army regard it as a great shame, they claimed to be the mediators of the Northeast, in fact, Ito Sukeo was nothing more than a loud slap in their faces, so Major General Tsuyoshi Tsuyoshimura was dismissed from his post, and all the officers and men of the brigade of the tortoise village were also concentrated for "ideological rectification training", and soon the establishment was abolished, in fact, no matter how high-pressure they were, many Japanese people at that time still saw the concept of right and wrong. Therefore, Japan's unjust war is doomed to failure.