On January 10, 1936, Li Kenong, the founding general known as the "King of Red Agents", was sent by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China to Luochuan, Shaanxi Province, to secretly meet with the top commander of the Northeast Army' front: Wang Yizhe, commander of the 67th Army. Earlier, the Northeast Army lost soldiers in the attack on the Soviet region of northern Shaanxi, and the Nanjing side not only did not make any supplements, but even canceled the number of the annihilated troops, taking advantage of the opportunity to weaken the sinister intentions revealed, Zhang Xueliang was painfully determined, and intended to achieve a ceasefire through negotiations with the Red Army in northern Shaanxi. Under such a situation, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China was specially established
The "Northeast Army Working Committee" and then promoted the two sides to end the civil war and unite against Japan, and Li Kenong was the forerunner of our contact with the Northeast Army.
(Li Kenong)
Nominally an appointment from Wang Yizhe, in fact Zhang Xueliang had secretly flown to Luochuan and had directly talked and negotiated with Li Kenong at the headquarters of the 67th Army. At the beginning of the negotiations, the young and vigorous Zhang Xueliang wanted to give Li Kenong a chance to get off the horse, and he asked: "Can you Red Army lay down your weapons and accept the reorganization of our Northeast Army?" The reason why the young marshal's attitude was so tough was because he felt that the strength of the Northeast Army was much greater than that of the Red Army. However, Li Kenong replied unhurriedly and unhurriedly: "Deputy Commander Zhang, I am the negotiator of the Red Army, not the representative of surrender." Zhang Xueliang was embarrassed, but he was impressed by Li Kenong.
A month later, on February 10, 1936, Li Kenong was invited to Luochuan again to meet Zhang Xueliang, because the first contact between the two sides still had reservations, and Zhang Xueliang received an urgent order to fly to Nanjing to face Chiang, so the negotiations did not go deeper. This time, Zhang Xueliang, who had just returned from Nanjing, had a more positive attitude, presumably because he was angry enough with old Jiang, and the two sides not only exchanged views in depth to make substantive progress in the negotiations, but also reached four verbal agreements, and more importantly, it was agreed that in March, Vice Chairman Zhou of our side would personally come and interview Zhang Xueliang.
Zhang Xueliang was well aware of the dangers of the operation for secret contacts with the Chinese communists, so from Xi'an to the front line, the Northeast Army implemented the strictest secrecy measures, and Zhang Xueliang's whereabouts were deliberately covered up. However, this top-secret information was still leaked out, and it was Dai Kasa's secret service that found out that Li Zhang was holding talks.
(Zhang Xueliang)
First, the germ of military unification is actually the "secret investigation group of the General Headquarters."
After the collapse of kuomintang-communist cooperation in 1927, in order to monitor the internal control of the factional army and to carry out work such as co-opting and plotting rebellion against the northern warlords, in June of that year, Lao Chiang set up a "secret investigation group" in the "commander-in-chief of the National Revolutionary Army", with the office located at No. 27, Laohuqiao, Nanjing, headed by Hu Jing'an of the Huangpu Phase II. The intelligence and activities of the secret investigation group are directly responsible to Lao Jiang himself; there are three sections under the internal divisions of general affairs, investigation, and interrogation; the members of the group are mainly Huangpu Sheng, including Dai Kasa, Xu Zhiqiang, Huang Anlu, Xu Zhongwu, and other backbone cadres.
The political situation during this period was rather special, because Chiang Kai-shek's Huangpu army not only had to prepare to carry out the "Second Northern Expedition" to crush Zhang Zuolin, but also to deal with the confrontation between the two "National Governments" in Wuhan and Nanjing (the Wuhan government once announced the Eastern Crusade against Chiang Kai-shek), and even more to investigate the political dissidents within the army.
As for the "Qing Dang" and other secret service work, the "Party Affairs Investigation Section" subordinate to the Party Department was later established, which was already in April 1928, that is to say, the embryonic state of military unification was actually earlier than that of the Central Unification.
(Dai Kasa)
However, because lao Jiang's position was not stable at that time, the existence time of this secret investigation group was very short, on August 13, 1927, due to the defeat of Xuzhou and the "forced palace" of the Gui clan, lao Jiang was forced to resign from the post of commander-in-chief for the first time, and the general headquarters did not exist, so this so-called secret investigation group also yellowed the stalls, and the members scattered to find a way out. However, Hu Jing'an and Dai Kasa were very persistent, and they insisted on engaging in intelligence in Shanghai, and there was no establishment and no funds to support them until the end of the year, Hu Jing'an insisted on going abroad, leaving only Dai Kasa as a "self-employed intelligence household" to work alone, and finally survived until January 1928.
The experience of going to the field for the first time made old Chiang feel the weakness of intelligence and secret service work, so he rebuilt the secret investigation group, and Dai Kasa presided over the work as a "captain liaison staff officer" of the general headquarters, during which the main task was to disintegrate the warlord forces such as Zhang Zuolin and Zhang Zongchang from within, because the "Second Northern Expedition" was an important war event in 1928. Dai Kasa took Tang Zhong, Xu Liang, Wang Tianmu, Zhou Weilong and ten other people to the north to carry out activities, the work was quite effective, very popular with the old Jiang, during which the rank was promoted all the way to major and lieutenant colonel, and these ten people also became the so-called "ten-man regiment" at the level of the elders of the later military command.
(Tang Zhong)
During the Second Northern Expedition and the Central Plains War, Dai Kasa and the secret investigation group led by him were very active, able to grasp the basic dynamics of various new warlords, and also monitored and collected intelligence on the political enemies of lao Chiang within the Kuomintang, contributing a lot to the supreme power of old Chiang. Unfortunately, the good times did not last long; at the end of 1931, when the "918 Incident" broke out, under the joint attack of various forces, Lao Jiang was forced to step down for the second time, and before stepping down, Lao Jiang had no choice but to order Dai Kasa to rename the micha group as the "Liaison Group", nominally to contact Huangpu students to unify their political attitude, but in fact continued to do espionage and espionage activities.
However, the performance of Dai Kasa during the two periods of the "principal's" downing left the impression of loyalty and strong intelligence professional ability on the old Jiang, laying the foundation for the rise of military command and his future soaring huang Tengda.
(Hu Jing'an)
Second, the establishment of the Lixing Society and the beginning of the "secret service".
In March 1932, Lao Jiang, who mastered the barrel of a gun and a money bag, came out of the mountains again, and it was also in this month that a group of Huangpu students Teng Jie, He Zhihan, Kang Ze, Hu Zongnan, and others, in view of the increasing corruption of most Huangpu officers, at the behest of Lao Jiang, established the "Three People's Principles Lixing Society", a so-called Huangpu elite group, abbreviated
"LiXingshe"
The meaning is probably taken from the ancient saying "eager to learn is almost knowing, practicing is almost benevolent, and knowing shame is almost courageous.". Lixingshe showed a fascist tendency in ideology and organizational form, and its main goal was to maintain the dictatorial rule of the old Chiang Kai-shek, with the Huangpu soldiers as the core, and at the same time established a peripheral organization "Chinese National Rejuvenation Society", abbreviated
"Revival Society"
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It is necessary to explain the organizational structure of the Company, which adopts a progressive system of member absorption,
However, it is the most basic organization of the third layer, and the members can only be absorbed into the second layer of the organization after they gain the trust through investigation
"Comrades' Association"
Finally, it is selected to enter the core organization
, and there is no horizontal connection between these three tiered organizations. According to the design of Teng Jie and others: "There is only top-down centralization, no bottom-up democracy", which is the product of learning German-Italian fascist organizations.
The most devious thing about Lixing Society is that except for the cadres in the basic organization, the ordinary members do not know that there is a higher level of organization, and it is a political group that exists secretly.
in Teng Jie
The main work of the Lixing Society is divided into four categories: investigation, action, organization training, and fundraising, but it should be noted that as the most core organization, not only the Lixing Society exists in secret, even the "Comrades' Association" is not well known, and only the most grass-roots "Revival Society" is openly playing its signboard activities. In the permanent office of the Revival Society, seven divisions were set up, including organization, military, propaganda, and secret agents, and the old Chiang Kai-shek rewarded him for his meritorious deeds, and appointed Dai Kasa, one of the core members of the "Lixing Society," and set up a secret service with the original secret investigation group and liaison group as the backbone.
With Dai Kasa as the director, Zheng Jiemin as the deputy director, and Tang Zhong as the chief secretary, this was the pattern of the "troika" of the later military command.
Therefore, as far as organizational relations are concerned, the secret service is actually subordinate to the "Lixing Society", but because of the secrecy of the Lixing Society, the public title is the "Fuxing Society Secret Service", which everyone should make clear. In terms of nature, the secret service is the product of the transformation of the secret investigation group, it still has its own power and organizational evolution, and has no substantial subordinate relationship with the Lixing Society and the Revival Society, in a sense, it belongs to "affiliation" to cover up its non-conformity identity, and at the same time, its principles of activity are also directly controlled by Lao Chiang, such as the assassination of democrats (Yang Xingfo, Shi Liangcai, etc. were killed, that is, the secret service), sanctions (Zhang Jingyao and other warlords who tried to become traitors), counter-espionage, intelligence gathering, and so on.
It should be known that these actions do not have the direct instructions of Lao Jiang, and other military and police units do not dare to do it, but the nature of the secret service determines that it can let go of its hands and feet to "do dirty work." During this period, most of the members of the Revival Society used blue clothes as a unified clothing (because it was not a regular military and police unit), so it was called "Blue Clothing Society" by the street.
In other words, the name of the Blue Jacket Society is not directly related to the activities of the secret service, and the only thing that really plays a role in this regard is Dai Kasa's secret service.
Third, the secret service may be regarded as the prototype of "military unification."
Among the two major secret service units controlled by the CC Department (upgraded to the Party Affairs Investigation Section) and the "Secret Service Department" controlled by the Huangpu Department, Lao Jiang gradually trusted and used the latter more; on the one hand, the "Party Affairs Investigation Office" was very firmly controlled by Er Chen and was not so 100% loyal to Lao Jiang personally, while Dai Kasa and its secret service department hung up on "one country, one political party, and one leader" every day and vigorously advocated absolute loyalty to Lao Chiang; on the other hand, it was in the fields of warlord melee, espionage war against Japan, and control of the army. The special service with the Whampoa soldiers as the backbone has stronger execution and action capabilities, and for old Chiang Kai-shek, the role is also greater.
For example, in the "Tibetan Incident" on June 9, 1934, when hideaki Kuromoto, the deputy consul of the Japanese Consulate in Nanjing, suddenly "disappeared", and the Japanese side issued an ultimatum to the Nanjing government on the grounds that he was "killed" by anti-Japanese elements, demanding that within 48 hours, "to see people die and to see corpses" and make a reasonable explanation, otherwise they would "maneuver around" with force, and Japanese ships also gathered on the surface of the Shimonoseki River and posed as a frame that could start a war at any time. The Nanjing government was overwhelmed by this, and the military, police, and constitutional units, including the "Party Affairs Investigation Office," collectively dispatched, but they were unable to find any trace of the hidden copies.
At this time, Dai Kasa judged that this Japanese must not have gone far, and it was very likely that he was hiding in the purple mountain area near the outskirts, so he ordered the secret service to concentrate on searching the place, and sure enough, he found the tibetan book near the Ming Tomb and then escorted it to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Nationalist Government. Since the people had been found and unharmed, the Japanese were no longer in trouble, and a diplomatic storm subsided.
(He Zhihan)
In the same month, the "Nanchang Airport Fire Case" that burned down Italian imported aircraft occurred in Jiangxi, which was the main battlefield of the Red Army and the White Army, and the Nanchang camp of the old Chiang Kai-shek was located here, so the impact of this case was huge. As for the investigation of the case, Lao Jiang initially handed over the handling of the "secret investigation group" of the Nanchang xingying camp, noting that this was not the same thing as Dai Kasa's secret investigation group in his early years, but a pure military investigation organization that carried out tasks in the war zone, and the leader of the group was Deng Wenyi of the Huangpu Phase I. At that time, due to the needs of operations, the reconnaissance, espionage, communications, and technical personnel of the Nanchang Xingying Secret Investigation Group were gradually increased to more than 1,700 people, which was the object of the special service and the party investigation department.
Deng Wenyi was the director of the information bureau during the Liberation War, so it can be seen that he is not good at secret investigation, and because the Air Force is the territory of "Lady Jiang", he is afraid to check and cannot be understood, while the CC Department and Xu Enzeng (director of the Party Affairs Investigation Department) deliberately created public opinion to promote and help in the investigation of the case in order to realize the ambitions of the already side, which made the Chiang couple very embarrassed. In desperation, Old Jiang also entrusted Dai Kasa's secret service to investigate.
(Deng Wenyi)
Dai Kasa cracked down and determined that the case was accidentally caught on fire, and came up with enough evidence to make all parties quite satisfied, which won the hearts of old Jiang, and while dismissing Deng Wenyi from his post, he handed over all the secret investigation team of the camp to the secret service department for management, so that the power of the special branch of the Revival Society grew several times overnight. Regarding the historical details of the Nanchang fire case, the author has introduced in his previous articles, in short, in the second half of 1935, the power of the integrated secret service increased greatly, and there was almost a trend of going hand in hand with the "Party Affairs Investigation Office".
However, because Dai Kasa's seniority and low status were too shallow, his energy and weight in the upper echelons of the Kuomintang, the government and the army were still far behind those of his political opponents.
(Yang Hucheng)
Fourth, the Xi'an incident became a watershed for the complete rise of the "secret service."
Fast forward to 1936, and one of the important tasks of the Secret Service was to monitor the Shaanxi Army of Yang Hucheng and zhang Xueliang in the northwest, so as to facilitate the old Chiang Kai-shek to urge them to fight with the Red Army and lose both. The secret meeting between Li Kenong, Zhang Xueliang, and Wang Yizhe mentioned in the opening chapter, although the secrecy measures were very strict, was detected by the all-pervasive secret service, and Dai Kasa quickly reported it to Lao Jiang after learning about it. However, at this time, old Chiang Kai-shek was being overwhelmed by the attacks of the liangguang faction (the liangguang incident broke out in June), and the main force of the central army was also responding south of the Yangtze River, so Zhang Xueliang, who was far in the northwest, could only be appeased, and did not delve into the secret peace agreement between the northeast army and the Red Army.
By the beginning of December, Dai Kasa had directly obtained top-secret information from Zhang Xueliang's close associates that Zhang and Yang intended to "advise", and naturally once again rushed to present it. However, the old Jiang did not think so, and Wen Qiang, a special agent of the Military Command, once recalled: "After Jiang learned of this, he thought that this was a rumor, and he estimated that Zhang Xueliang would never make such a strange plot.", so he still arrived in Xi'an from Luoyang with a large number of important personnel according to the planned itinerary.
On December 12, 1936, the "Xi'an Incident" suddenly occurred when the Chiang clan was unprepared, and the old Jiang and a large number of his entourage were detained, while Dai Kasa in Nanjing beat his chest and stomped his feet, deeply regretting that the old Chiang did not attach importance to intelligence.
(Lao Jiang, Qian Dajun and Zhang Xueliang in Xi'an)
Wen Qiang recalled: "Dai Kasa cried and mourned, wailed around the house, and was helpless, thinking that old Jiang was more fierce and less lucky, and it was difficult to have the possibility of survival", because Dai Kasa was different from other military and political officers, his status and power were granted by old Chiang's private minister, and if old Jiang was finished, he would be nothing. Dai Kasa in the frenzy has thought of any tricks, and even prepared to find a master who can "fly the wall" to rescue, which has reached the point of emergency illness and chaos. And with Song Meiling and other lords and dispatches to mediate, Dai Kasa volunteered to go to Xi'an to "accompany the car" to express loyalty, which is indeed life-threatening, because the local miscellaneous army hates these Chiang kai-shek agents the most, and it is said that Dai Kasa specially brought two pistols before boarding the plane, of course, not for war.
At the same time, however, there was a split of opinion within the "Lixing Society," a higher-level organ of the Secret Service, and backbone members He Zhihan, Deng Wenyi, Liu Jianqun, and others all stood against Song Meiling and supported He Yingqin's use of troops against Xi'an. And Dai Kasa's intelligence collection before the incident, the painstaking "rescue" during the incident, and the hot hand on Zhang and Yang after the incident all made Lao Jiang quite satisfied, and dai Kasa's name was specifically mentioned in the "Half Moon Chronicle of Xi'an" that whitewashed him, which means that the rise of the secret service is also a matter of time.
Sure enough, after the Xi'an Incident, most of the backbone members of the "Lixing Society" fell out of favor, and the CC Department and the "Party Affairs Investigation Office" that did nothing during the period were also scolded by Lao Jiang, and Dai Kasa's favor and power increased day by day.
(Rank of Major General, Rank of Lieutenant General)
Fifth, the real sense of "military unification" appeared in 1938.
In December 1937, after the outbreak of the All-out War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, in order to integrate all secret service organizations and spy agencies, the "Investigation and Statistics Bureau of the Military Commission" with Chen Lifu as the director (Chen Zhuo, director of the Nanjing Police Department, was the deputy director) was formed. Among them, the first division (the Party and Government Intelligence Department) was formed with Xu Enzeng's "Party Affairs Investigation Office" as the backbone, the second division (the Military And Police Intelligence Department) was formed with Dai Kasa's Secret Service Office as the backbone, and the third department (the Postal Inspection Office) was formed with the later traitor Ding Mo Estate as the director.
The first is that from this time on, Dai Kasa and his contingent of secret agents were no longer secret service departments of secret organizations, but subordinate organs of the regular military unit "Military Commission," and their affiliation with the Lixing Society and the Revival Society had been lifted, and because of the serious dissatisfaction of the old Chiang Kai-shek with a group of backbone cadres of the Lixing Society, they were already in a state of extinction in name only. The second is that Dai Kasa's institutions are finally on an equal footing with the "Party Affairs Investigation Office."
Military Command Bureau II
From the initial ten people to the secret service agency with thousands of people and a huge network, and became an important faction within the Huangpu department, although there were factors that Old Jiang deliberately supported, but the series of events that occurred during the Xi'an Incident were indeed a watershed.
(Chen Lifu)
Of course, these goods are hard to pinch together, although Chen Lifu is high, but Dai Kasa has old Chiang Cover, so the Military Command Bureau is not convinced of each other's smoke miasma, the bureau headquarters and the three business offices in Nanjing are actually divided into four places to work, which shows the degree of chaos. It was not until March 29, 1938, when the "Fourth Plenary Session of the Fifth Central Committee" of the Kuomintang was held in Wuhan, that according to the proposal of Lao Chiang, the meeting made a decision to vigorously expand the organization of secret agents and separate management, that is, to separate the first division of the Military Command Bureau and formally establish the "Investigation and Statistics Bureau of the Central Executive Committee", that is, the secret service agency referred to as "Central Unification", with Xu Enzeng as the deputy director, and the director was Zhu Jiahua, secretary general of the Central Party Department.
At the same time, the second sign of inheriting the "Bureau of Investigation and Statistics of the Military Commission", that is, the real "military unification" was born (the third division was abolished and merged)
Dai Kasa presided over the work with Dai Kasa as the deputy director, and the director of the bureau was concurrently served by the chairman of the committee, only because the director of the first section was He Yaozu, who was from the Xiang Army, so he hung up the false post of director of the military command bureau, and later Qian Dajun, Lin Wei and others actually held this position, mainly because Dai Kasa was only a major general of the Quanxu Army in the sixth period of Huangpu (the rank was lieutenant general, that is, the "lieutenant general deputy director" of the Military Command Bureau), and the seniority and rank were too low. On the other hand, the "Lixing Society" was dissolved, and the comrades' association and the revival society naturally disappeared, and most of its grass-roots members were transferred to the newly established "Three Youth Leagues".
Therefore, Dai Kasa and his "Military Command Bureau" were approved for establishment in April 1938, and the "April 1st Congress" commemorated every year within the Military Command also originated from this, in order to show that there is an essential difference from the Military Command Bureau led by Chen Lifu, and this real sense of "military command" was actually listed in August 1938, and soon after the fall of Wuhan, the headquarters of the bureau as a whole was moved to Chongqing.
(Xu Enzeng)
Sixth, the sharp expansion of the forces of military unification has made the old Chiang Rumang behind him.
The nominal director of the Military Command Bureau does not work at the headquarters of the Luojiawan Bureau; of course, dai Kasa has the final say, and the other two members of the "troika" of the military command also do not come for some reason or for some reason, among them, Zheng Jiemin, who has more seniority than Dai Kasa, is in the post of military command
"Chief Secretary"
However, he was always busy in the Second Hall (Intelligence) of the Military Commission, and did not want to listen to dai Kasa's men, so Dai Kasa took the opportunity to promote his close associate Mao Renfeng to the post of "Dai Kasa".
Acting Chief Secretary
", mastering most of the materials and secrets of the military command, laying the foundation for his later succession to the mantle of Dai Kasa; and later appointed"
Deputy to the Military Command Bureau
Tang Zhong, the leader of the six groups of the second division of the attendant room, and the core intelligence staff around Old Jiang, basically did not go to the Military Command Bureau to sit on the shift.
Especially during the War of Resistance Against Japan, intelligence, espionage warfare, and underground activities in the occupied areas became the key areas of the activities of the secret service agencies, and in these respects, the new military command had an innate advantage, after all, most of the members were Huangpu graduates, so with the support of the old Chiang Kai-shek and the command of Dai Kasa, the scope of intervention and activities of the military command, as well as the scale of the organization, expanded rapidly, from a few thousand people to more than 50,000 people in the internal and external service, members who have not yet secretly developed, defectors within wang puppets, and armed forces controlled by the military command. For example, the Einsatzgruppen and the Loyal National Salvation Army, etc., it is estimated that if you count the puppet army that is secretly "anyway", Dai Kasa can control no less than hundreds of thousands of armed personnel.
(Jeong Jae-min)
According to the division of labor between the top levels of the "two unifications," "central unification" cannot interfere in military affairs, and the same "military unification" cannot cultivate forces in government organs and party affairs systems. At the same time, among the three major political factions under Chiang Kai-shek (the Department of Political Science, the Department of CC, and the Department of Huangpu), there was always a contradiction of competing for the mainstream, among which the Department of Political Science was a group of old bureaucrats (Yang Yongtai, Zhang Qun, Xiong Shihui, etc.), who mainly controlled the government department and had no direct conflict of interest with the Huangpu department of the main army.
Then, in the view of the Huangpu department, the CC department and its affiliated central unification are the great enemies of the only concubine, as the vanguard of the Huangpu department, "military unification" has been a powerful tool for balancing the central unification from the beginning, and Dai Kasa naturally knows the true intention of the old Chiang Kai-shek, and has always been rude to the central unification. By the middle and late stages of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the power of the "military unification" was monstrous, and it was gradually crushing the "central unification.", and its climax was under the meticulous design of Dai Kasa.
Xu En, deputy director of the Central Bureau of Statistics, was once corrupt and exposed to corruption and was "removed from his post and investigated, never hired", that is to say, Dai Kasa actually got rid of the actual controller of his political opponent!
(Mao Renfeng)
Therefore, by the spring of 1945, in the secret service system, Dai Kasa's military unification family was already dominant, and even the attendant room guard group was controlled by the military command, which made Old Chiang, who advocated the art of balancing power, suspicious, coupled with the constant appeals of Political enemies such as Chen Lifu and Chen Cheng, and Tang Zhong's secret report on the assessment of the military unity forces, old Chiang began to make up his mind to suppress the forces of military unification. Long before the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Lao Jiang had set up a "five-member secret group" to monitor the military command, not only as the leader of the group, but also four members including Chen Lifu, Tang Zhong, Hu Zongnan (you read that correctly), and Xuan Tiewu, and demanded that Dai Kasa must report in detail on the work of the military command every month.
After the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japan, Dai Kasa was promoted to the post in August 1945."
Acting Director General
At the same time as a huge wave of opposition to the rule of secret agents was set off by the whole country, the old Chiang Kai-shek made up his mind to cut down and reorganize the Military Command Bureau, and on the basis of the previous "secret group of five people", he publicly ordered the establishment of an "eight-member group" in February 1946, which was fully responsible for the reorganization of the Military Command Bureau. The eight men were Dai Kasa, Zheng Jiemin, Tang Zhong, Xuan Tiewu (Shanghai Police Chief), Chen Zhuo (Beiping Police Chief), Huang Zhenwu (Nanjing Police Chief), Li Shizhen (Education Chief of the Central Police Academy), and Ye Xiufeng (Director of the Central Police Academy), among whom, except for zheng Jiemin, who was still relatively good in the old department, the other six were almost all political opponents of Dai Kasa.
(Dai Kasa tries to get close to the US side)
Dai Kasa deeply felt that something was not good, and under the pretext of inspecting the work of "eliminating traitors" in Northern China, he refused to return to Chongqing to attend the meeting of the eight-member group, in fact, he was buying time for himself, and on the one hand, he launched various relations lobbying, hoping to make old Chiang change his mind on the issue of reorganizing and downsizing the Military Command Bureau. On the other hand, he secretly arranged for the dispersion and transfer of the forces of the military command, and at the same time sought the position of "commander-in-chief of the navy" as a back road, and even instructed the henchmen of the military command to set up a secret organization "Police Society", and the last one was an extremely taboo "death" move, and the old Chiang kai-shek who received the secret report once said: "
This Director Dai was either dazed or had other plans
(But not the deputy commissioner.)
However, dai Kasa was after all powerful at that time, all parties had some scruples, and it was very difficult to promote the reduction and downsizing of the Military Command Bureau, and once Dai Kasa was destroyed and killed on March 14, 1946, the restructuring of the Military Command Bureau was immediately on the fast track. In the next article, the author will focus on the ins and outs of the "Secrecy Bureau" in the second half of the life after the military unification.