At its peak, the total strength was higher than a division, and this anti-Japanese martyr had served as a police chief and a sharpshooter
"What a pity for a five-foot body, when will the four provinces lose their land?"
This sentence is the inscription on the folding fan of the Japanese army that invaded the northeast of our country, and the person who wrote this absolute proposition was Deng Tiemei, an anti-Japanese martyr who was captured by the Japanese army and imprisoned.
Dandong Fengcheng
At the meeting held in Xibaipo on the eve of the founding of New China, it was explicitly stipulated that roads and place names should not be named after people in the future, but in Fengcheng, Dandong City, northeast China, there is a Deng Tiemei Road and Miao Kexiu Street, which have continued to this day. These are three roads named after names in the entire Dandong region, which is enough to see the status of the martyr Deng Tiemei among the local masses and the contribution of the anti-Japanese resistance before his death.
In 1892, the martyr Deng Tiemei was born in Benxi, Liaoning Province, as a Red Banner Manchu of the Eight Classics of Zheng'er, before the Japanese army entered the customs, Deng Tiemei served as the police captain and police chief of Fengcheng. After the September 18 Incident, the martyr Deng Tiemei, faced with the rain of bullets and bullets from the Japanese army, suddenly put his personal safety aside and formed a powerful anti-Japanese armed force in Fengcheng, the Northeast People's Self-Defense Army.
Police in the Republic of China
From October 1931, based on the recruitment of more than 150 people based on the previous military police, martyr Deng Tiemei led the local patriotic police and masses in Fengcheng to carry out repeated attacks on the Japanese army and puppet troops. After large and small battles, the team grew to more than 1,500 in December and began to attack the county seat of Fengcheng. In terms of military command, as the chief of the police, martyr Deng Tiemei also had experience in fighting in the army, so in this attack on the county town occupied by the Japanese army, martyr Deng Tiemei's soldiers were divided into four roads, namely, blocking the enemy's communications, occupying the railway station and other lines of communication, and concentrating superior forces to attack the county town.
The Northeast Volunteer Army, which persisted in the War of Resistance
This time, more than a dozen Japanese troops in the county stronghold were killed on the spot, and a large number of firearms and materials were captured, the most important of which was the name of the Northeast People's Self-Defense Army, so that the team has since developed well. Soon the size of the team exceeded 10,000 people, which shows how high the anti-Japanese enthusiasm of the people in the northeast was in the early days of the Japanese invasion and occupation of the northeast.
By March 1932, the Northeast People's Self-Defense Army led by martyr Deng Tiemei welcomed Miao Kexiu, a representative of the Northeast People's Anti-Japanese Salvation Congress, which was a semi-official organization funded by Zhang Xueliang in his own name, and since then the team has had a nickname, the 28th Route Army of the Northeast People's Volunteer Army, and the martyr Deng Tiemei was appointed as the commander-in-chief. Shortly thereafter, the number of anti-Japanese soldiers and civilians under the command of the martyr Deng Tiemei had reached 16,000 people, which in terms of pure numbers had exceeded the normal number of divisions, and this was only the number of combatants.
It was precisely because the size of the 28th Route Army of the Volunteer Army led by the martyr Deng Tiemei was too large, and it had been attacking and raiding the Japanese army and its puppet army, and even attracted the attention of the headquarters of the Japanese Kwantung Army, and finally the Japanese army decided to use the elite troops in the Kwantung Army, using tanks, artillery and other heavy weapons to strike at the troops led by the martyr Deng Tiemei.
At the end of 1932, the soldiers of the 28th Route Army suffered heavy losses in the face of the powerful fire attack of more than 10,000 elite units of the Japanese army, and the reduction reached 70%, and in the face of the encirclement and suppression of the Japanese army's concentrated superiority, only more than 5,000 volunteer soldiers survived in the end.
Even after suffering a major blow, the martyr Deng Tiemei was still not discouraged and discouraged, and led the remnants to continue to fight a hard resistance struggle against the Japanese army and the puppet manchukuo puppet army they had supported in the icy northeast land.
Unfortunately, he was captured by the Japanese puppet army and will be executed by the volunteer soldiers
The Japanese army saw that the 28th Route Army still had strong combat effectiveness, so in April of the following year, it once again concentrated its superior forces, and in the area where the Volunteer Army was active, it implemented the system of armor protection and company sitting, trying to cut off the mass base of the 28th Route Army of the Volunteer Army and eliminate it in one fell swoop. It is precisely because the Japanese army adopted a multi-faceted measure that while the military strike, the 28th Route Army lost its originally relatively wide space for activities, and finally the 28th Route Army only had more than 1,000 troops left.
Even after being struck like this by the Japanese invaders, the martyr Deng Tiemei still led the remnants to continue to resist the Japanese in the form of guerrilla warfare.
Because he often ate cold rice and was not in good health, Deng Tiemei, who was ill, was eventually captured by the Japanese army's minions and puppet army after being betrayed by traitors.
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In prison, the Japanese army used all its strength, both coercion and inducement, and even tortured the martyr Deng Tiemei, hoping that the martyr Deng Tiemei could turn to the past. But the response was exactly the sentence at the beginning of this article.
Early in the morning of September 28, 1934, the Japanese who saw the rock-solid heart of the martyr Deng Tiemei's anti-Japanese resistance and were ashamed and angry finally extended their poisonous hand and secretly killed the martyr Deng Tiemei.