Old Jiang once said: "If the rain farmers do not die, they will not lose the mainland." The rain farmer here is Old Jiang's right-hand man Dai Kasa. In that era of change, if Lao Jiang was an excellent politician, then Dai Kasa, head of the Military Intelligence Bureau, could be said to be one of the founders of Lao Chiang's military career.
As the head of the secret service of the military command, Dai Kasa has a fierce and decisive personality, and is good at quickly destroying enemy forces with lightning speed. In that era, it was difficult for future generations to evaluate Dai Kasa's merits and faults. Because he stood on the opposite side of our Party, he played a great hindrance effect on our Party's revolutionary cause, and even his hands were stained with the blood of many revolutionary martyrs of our Party. But it is undeniable that because of his presence, many Japanese military intelligence agencies have also returned home.
The background of the times at that time
As we all know, China entered the 20th century with humiliation. In that war-torn era, countless people pursued the way to save the country and survive. At the beginning of the twenties of this era, our Party was founded and waged the Northern Expedition together with the Kuomintang army. In the later period, however, the old Chiang Kai-shek reneged on his promise, established the Nanjing National Government, vigorously slaughtered our Party personnel, and completely broke with the revolution.
The Nationalist government in Nanjing undoubtedly became the largest warlord of the time, but in the ensuing war, Japanese invaders forcibly opened the gates of China and brutally slaughtered the unarmed people of China. Since 1931, the land of China has been gradually eroded by the Japanese army, and the survival of the nation is on this front line.
In the face of the great national righteousness and the persuasion of our Party figures, the old Chiang Kai-shek finally agreed to "stop the civil war and unite to resist Japan." And this battle, it seems to be a contest of military forces, but at the same time, it is also a struggle between spies and spies, and the smoke of war has long filled every piece of China's land.
Dai Kasa's contribution to Lao Jiang
During the Northern Expedition, the military talent displayed by Dai Kasa was admired by old Jiang. It was also because in the midst of repeated wars, Old Jiang saw Dai Kasa's ability and loyalty to himself. On the one hand, in order not to bury talents, on the other hand, it is indeed a need for war, and Old Chiang set up an intelligence agency and was responsible for Dai Kasa.
There are many people who say that Dai Kasa is lao Jiang's eagle claw, and although this statement is biased, it is not entirely unreasonable. Dai Kasa took over Lao Jiang's intelligence agency and made it stronger and bigger step by step. Dai Kasa, who graduated from the Whampoa Military Academy, combined the advanced concepts of the Whampoa Military Academy with the reality of the Intelligence Bureau and integrated Sun Yat-sen's "Three People's Principles" thought. Coupled with the fusion of traditional Chinese patriotic concepts, Dai Kasa's intelligence bureau had a considerable influence within the Kuomintang and even in the war at that time.
Dai Kasa personally concentrated the agents of the Intelligence Bureau on special training, taught his advanced military theories and espionage plans, and successfully penetrated into the enemy's interior, so that the enemy's military intelligence was quickly stolen. This small piece of military intelligence can often be a decisive result in turning the tide. Of course, Dai Kasa's intelligence bureau did not only penetrate into the enemy's interior, but also had the responsibility of finding the enemy's undercover agents on his own side.
At this point, Dai Kasa also did very well. Relying on a powerful intelligence network, Dai Kasa used the intelligence stolen from the enemy by his own agents, coupled with the in-depth investigation and screening in his own ranks, Dai Kasa solved countless enemy agents for Lao Jiang.
Cruel ice sitting criminal law
Of course, not all agents whose identities are exposed are caught and surrendered, and then tell all the information they know. Most of the agents are rigorously trained, and even after being arrested, they still prefer to die. Catching enemy agents and not being able to ask for useful things is a shameful thing for any organization.
Among all the spies, female spies are the most dispatched by the Japanese military. They relied on their beauty to attract the top brass of the military command, and then slowly routined out intelligence. After the identity of these female spies was revealed, they would rather die than yield. They are rigorously trained to keep their mouths shut no matter how much they press questions.
Faced with this situation, Dai Kasa borrowed from the ancients and adopted a criminal law called "sitting on ice", which is said to have been adopted by many Japanese female spies who could not hold out for a minute. As the name suggests, this kind of criminal law is that Dai Kasa puts Japanese female spies on the ice and sits, because women are cold, and the body is not full of energy from men, and soon it is cold into the body. There are many female agents who confess in less than 1 minute, of course, there are some who faint in less than a minute, and the more powerful ones can last until two minutes, but it is difficult to escape the fate of confessing.
The meaning of cruel punishment
The degree of cruelty of the criminal law of "sitting on ice" is self-evident to the degree of persecution of women's bodies. But in the context of that era, for the sake of their own position, everyone will do their best to make the opposite side collapse. After Dai Kasa became the head of the military command, he invented various criminal laws, and it is undeniable that these criminal laws were very beneficial to the military command authorities.
Similarly, after the identity of our Party personnel infiltrating the camp of the Japanese puppet army was revealed, they were also subjected to inhuman torture. The cruel punishment is that we understand the dangers of the world, and for intelligence personnel, this piece of information stolen can turn the tide of a war and change the trajectory of the lives of the vast majority of people. Therefore, it is also forgivable to use unscrupulous means to force the confession of these agents.
Although Dai Kasa cannot be called a military genius, he does have an incomparable advantage in the intelligence agency. Dai Kasa once invented a different criminal law for each kind of spy, making great contributions to military command, and it is no wonder that old Jiang attached great importance to Dai Kasa.
brief summary
Dai Kasa was Chiang's right-hand man, and his intelligence apparatus played an indelible role in chiang's direction of seizing power in China for a period of time. We understand the cruelty of these criminal laws, but we should understand even more that there are countless people who dare to risk exposure and resolutely sneak into the enemy camp.
It was not only Japanese female spies who infiltrated the enemy camp to steal intelligence, but also members of our party's underground party intelligence bureau and personnel of Dai Kasa's intelligence agency sent undercover agents to each other's camps. The game of several major military camps is actually premised on these ordinary and not afraid of sacrifice soldiers. We cannot forget the trauma of history, but we should understand even more that it was the countless heroes and benevolent people of that era who killed themselves to become benevolent, and only then did we have the dawn of the new China and our peaceful and stable life.