The War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression was a national martyrdom in china's modern history, and although it was a just war, our country paid millions of lives for it. The victory in the War of Resistance Against Japan was not easy to come by, and as a descendant, we should cherish today's peaceful life, and we should not forget the heroes and martyrs of the War of Resistance Against Japan, who exchanged their own blood for our peace today.
There are heroes and martyrs, there are traitors, and during the War of Resistance Against Japan, the country also gave birth to many disgraceful traitors. Today we will talk about a traitor who surrendered to the Japanese during the War of Resistance Against Japan, and this person defected to sex, and the Qin Dynasty was twilight. Of course, he also ended up paying for his actions. This person was Xie Wendong, the commander-in-chief of the Second Army of the Kuomintang Security Army.
Born in 1887, Xie Wendong is a native of Liaoning, and in his youth he worked as a bandit and ran to Heilongjiang in desperation. After fleeing to Heilongjiang, Xie Wendong became the head of the local self-defense regiment in only two years, and soon became a landlord.
After the September 18 Incident, the Japanese occupied the northeast, Xie Wendong's family had a great cause, and the Japanese constantly infringed on his interests. Soon after, Xie Wendong and another security chief rose up and began to rebel against the Japanese, killing more than 20 Japanese troops in a battle. After the war, Xie Wendong established the Peasants' Self-Defense Force to lead the nearby peasants to resist japanese aggression.
It is reasonable to say that if Xie Wendong had been at war with the Japanese, he would have become an anti-Japanese hero. In 1939, in the face of the Japanese attack, Xie Wendong was defeated, he did not choose to fight the Japanese to the end, but surrendered to the Japanese army and became a traitor.
After becoming a defection, Xie Wendong took up a gun to help the Japanese deal with the Chinese, Xie Wendong's defection was particularly spineless, he personally knelt in front of the Japanese and prostrated to the Japanese, in order to get the Japanese forgiveness. Since then, Xie Wendong has become a loyal pawn of Japanese imperialism.
In 1945, after the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japan, the Japanese army surrendered, seeing that the situation was unfavorable to him, Xie Wendong immediately changed direction, raised the banner of the Kuomintang, formed the Central Advance Army, and appointed himself as the commander of the army. At this time, the Nationalist government represented by Chiang Kai-shek chose to trust Xie Wendong, and Xie Wendong also formally defected to the Kuomintang.
After the September 18 Incident, Xie Wendong used to resist Japan in the northeast, so our party plans to actively win over Xie Wendong and let him break away from the Kuomintang organization and join our party camp. Xie Wendong, who ostensibly agreed to join our party, secretly contacted the Kuomintang, and he was appointed by the Kuomintang as the first advance army of the 15th Group Army, and from then on, Xie Wendong began to make enemies of our party in the northeast region.
Xie Wendong did nothing evil and did many things in the northeast that were indignant. After receiving the order to suppress the bandits, the Northeast Democratic Coalition Army began to engage Xie Wendong, who was quickly defeated. At this time, our party once again gave him a chance, hoping that he would change from evil to righteousness. However, Xie Wendong was obsessed and took the risk again. Soon after, Xie Wendong was appointed by the Kuomintang as the commander-in-chief of the Second Army of the Security Army, and the Kuomintang also provided him with guns and ammunition to support him in continuing his evil deeds.
In 1946, the Northeast Democratic Coalition Army once again encircled and suppressed Xie Wendong, and soon defeated Xie Wendong to the ground. On November 20, 1946, Xie Wendong fled to a mountain temple with several retinues. He prayed in the mountain temple, praying that he would survive the disaster safely. However, Xie Wendong's prayers had no effect, and he was captured by fighters of the Northeast Democratic Coalition Army at the Mountain Temple.
On December 3, 1946, the evil Xie Wendong was tried in Boli County. After the public trial, Xie Wendong was escorted to the east gate of Burleigh Street for execution. The commander-in-chief of the Kuomintang group army, who could have become a hero of the anti-Japanese resistance, was finally put to trial by law.