When it comes to the heroes of modern China, Dai Kasa is definitely one of them. Although he was a soldier, the most famous deed was not to lead the soldiers to fight, but to set up a secret service organization, the Military Command Bureau, and in the years that followed, a large number of assassinations and espionage work were carried out, although these work was not in the open, but the impact on the political situation was unquestionable, so it was also "famous" in modern times.
The mysterious Dai Kasa
Americans once said that Dai Kasa was a mysterious figure in the modern history of China and even Asia, who not only experienced mystery and work mystery, but even the final ending was confusing. On March 17, 1946, Dai Kasa's plane crashed, and the famous secret service chief ended his life.
But the deadly journey was also full of mysteries: Chiang Kai-shek's order was for Dai to fly to Chongqing, but Dai flew to Qingdao after that, and crashed on the way from Qingdao to Nanjing. Why did he disobey Chiang Kai-shek's orders?
Why did Dai Kasa disobey orders?
Dai Kasa has always been one of Chiang Kai-shek's most loyal and effective subordinates. He and Chiang Kai-shek met in the early years, began intelligence activities for Chiang Kai-shek in 1928, and later became the de facto controller of the Military Command Bureau. Under him, there were countless skilled and mysterious agents, who assassinated many traitors and political enemies, which had a great impact on the domestic political situation at that time. However, the brutality of revolutionary volunteers by the Military Command Bureau made this organization infamous, and Dai Kasa also became the head of the secret service spurned by the people.
After the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japan, there were protracted negotiations between our Party and the Kuomintang, and in a series of agreements on "peaceful nation-building," there were clauses for the abolition of the organization of the Military Command Bureau. In fact, not only did other people at that time want the military unification to disappear, But Chiang Kai-shek himself was also jealous of the power of the military command and Dai Kasa himself, and just pushed the boat along the water, preparing to take away Dai Kasa's power. Dai Kasa himself was very afraid of this, which meant not only the loss of power, but also the loss of protection, and those who had been persecuted by the military command would definitely find a way to retaliate.
Before Dai Kasa's plane crash, Chiang Kai-shek had urged Dai Kasa to come to Chongqing many times in order to discuss the issue of arrangements after the abolition of military unification, but Dai Kasa adopted a procrastinating attitude toward this and found a way back for himself during this period. Later, he flew to Qingdao under the pretext that he needed to deal with the residual traitor problem, and then prepared to fly to Shanghai. However, at that time, it was heavy rain in Shanghai, and Dai Kasa's plane could not land, so he chose to fly to Nanjing to land, but the plane was still wrecked on the way, and Dai Kasa died because of it.
Dai Kasa's life is undoubtedly mysterious and complicated, and although his death was unexpected, it was also reasonable. Because it is difficult for us to imagine that such a secret agent leader with many enemies can die well, even if he did not die in the air crash at that time, I am afraid that in the end, he will not be able to escape the fate of being retaliated against or "cunning rabbit death, lackey cooking".