Wu Huawen

During the Liberation War, he was the first to invade Nanjing, but after the founding of the country, he had no military rank, and the people had to petition to kill him
Wu Huawen Liberation nanking Chiang Kai-shek national party Japanese army
01-23
Wu Huawen, commander of the 35th Army: Taking the lead in invading the presidential palace, why did the people petition to kill him after the founding of the People's Republic of China?
Wu Huawen Chiang Kai-shek Pla national party Mino Sino-Japanese War
01-21
Were the traitorous troops who planted the red flag at the Presidential Palace in Nanjing? wrong! Its predecessor was the Lunan Column
Nanjing Presidential Palace nanking Traitors Wu Huawen Lunan Chen Geng
01-19
How did the reorganized 74th Division perform in the Battle of Jinan? Seven companies held the post office building and the whole army was destroyed
Battle of Jinan Wang Yaowu 74th Division Wu Huawen Liu Bingkun Song Wheel of Time
01-18
The 35th Army of the People's Liberation Army: Withdrawn after 1 year of existence, captured the Presidential Palace in Nanjing, and the commander of the army was General Jiang Jun
Pla Wu Huawen Jiang Jun nanking Nanjing Presidential Palace Lu Zhongnan Column
01-18
Wu Huawen flinched, and Xu Shiyou said to Tan Zhenlin: If you don't fight, you won't make a deal, hit him, knock him out
Wu Huawen Xu Shiyou Tan Zhenlin Pla Kuomintang army uprising
01-17
Wu Huawen: The first to enter Nanjing during the liberation, after the founding of the country, there was no military rank, and the people also asked to kill him
Wu Huawen Feng Yuxiang nanking Han Fuqu Chiang Kai-shek Chen Shupan
01-16
He led a team to capture Chiang Kai-shek's lair, why was he condemned by the people after liberation and demanded severe punishment?
Chiang Kai-shek Wu Huawen nanking Feng Yuxiang Japanese army Republic of China
01-16
The uprising in the Battle of Jinan was equivalent to doing three good deeds, Wu Huawen: regretting that he did not kidnap Chiang Kai-shek
Wu Huawen Chiang Kai-shek uprising Battle of Jinan Mou Zhongheng Li Feng Yuxiang Han Fuqu
01-15
When he was the first to enter Nanjing during the liberation, why did he have no military rank after the founding of the country, and even the people wanted to kill him
nanking Wu Huawen National Army Sino-Japanese War Liberation Battle of the River Crossing
01-15
Two wives, one army, one communist party, and the "infernal way" in the home of the founding general of new China!
Wu Huawen Military command Lin Shiying Zhao Huazhen Pla Infernal Affairs
01-15
The Luzhongnan column merged with the rebel forces, but was strongly resisted by the fighters: they were reluctant to let the traitors become the commanders
Lu Zhongnan Column uprising Wu Huawen warrior Pla
01-14
Hearing that Wu Huawen's 35th Army had captured the presidential palace, Su Yu urgently dispatched the 24th Army into Nanjing: replace them
Wu Huawen nanking Lu Zhongnan Column Hokshi Wuhua Ministry of Culture warlord
01-14
He was a hero in the conquest of Nanjing, but the people petitioned to kill him, but thanks to Chen Yi's intervention, he survived
nanking Wu Huawen Pla National Government Chen Yi Chiang Kai-shek
01-14
During the Liberation War, which army first captured the presidential palace, why is it not recorded in the history books
Wu Huawen Liberation Sino-Japanese War Chiang Kai-shek National Army Battle of Huaihai
01-13
During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the Wang puppet government established six fronts, and what happened to its commanders?
Sino-Japanese War Four Fronts Pla Victory in the War of Resistance Wang Jingwei Wu Huawen
01-11
He was known as the "five family slaves" and led 20,000 people to serve as a military commander after the uprising, and Chairman Mao sent a telegram of congratulations
Mao Zedong Wu Huawen Chiang Kai-shek Feng Yuxiang Han Fuyu national party
01-08
During the liberation of Nanjing, Wu Huawen, the first rebel general to capture the presidential palace, later what happened
Wu Huawen uprising nanking Chiang Kai-shek Han Fuqu National Revolutionary Army
01-07
The traitorous commander brutally killed the people of Shandong, and after being arrested, he was granted amnesty, and the officials enjoyed their old age at the level of the department
Wu Huawen Shandong Anti-Japanese Japanese army Wang Jingwei Feng Yuxiang
01-03
Five times the big traitor who changed hands, an aunt was an underground party member, persuaded him to revolt and first attacked the presidential palace
Wu Huawen Big traitor uprising warlord Feng Yuxiang Sino-Japanese War
01-03