"Holy shit, is it really happening?" This was Zhou Weihan's first reaction after learning about the uprising in Japan.
When Nobuo Yumoto and others were allowed to return to China, they were just pawns randomly placed by Zhou Weihan. Who would have thought that this group of people could really succeed in the uprising.
Later, Zhou Weiguo and his party returned to the base area from Jinmen and reported their experiences in Jinmen in detail. The head of the headquarters was also present at that time, but no one took it seriously.
"Teacher Zhou, the leader wants you to go to the cave dwelling immediately!"
In class, a group of students were having a heated discussion with Zhou Weihan about this matter. As Zhou Weihan left, the class immediately exploded.
"There's a fire in the little devil's backyard. I think it's over this time!"
"That's not necessarily true. We don't know what's going on in Japan right now. It would be great if I were in Japan!"
Inside the cave, the chiefs were all waiting for Zhou Weihan's arrival, with excitement on everyone's face.
"Here, sit down!" The leader personally gave Zhou Weihan a glass of water: "I heard that the people's uprising in Japan was your work?"
Zhou Weihan grinned when he heard this and took the initiative to be honest: "I didn't expect it to be as good as it is now. At that time, I just realized that there seemed to be a chance, so I gave it a try!"
In fact, there is an essential difference between the popular uprising in Japan and the revolution of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army. Nobuo Yumoto himself did not necessarily agree with the revolutionary program of the Eighth Route Army. The uprising program at that time was compiled by Zhou Weiguo based on the situation in China and Japan.
It is equivalent to putting on a layer of skin, learning from China's revolutionary experience, and then Nobuo Yumoto returns to the country to spread the revolutionary fire.
But the reality is that Nobuo Yumoto himself was unable to understand the essence of the program, and he did not develop revolutionary forces over a long period of time. With the success of the uprising, all forces gathered together, and it was okay to call it a popular coup or uprising, but it was far from
There is no talk of revolution.
"It's really unintentional. Comrade Uyghur and Han, do you think this group of insurgents in the Japanese army can persist?"
There was a look of embarrassment on Zhou Weihan's face. When the commander saw this, he said directly: "Here are our comrades, just say whatever you want!"
"I have never been to Japan, so I don't know what the situation is like at all levels in Japan. Yes, judging from the terrain of Japan, if the rebels still hold on in the big cities, they may not be able to escape the crisis of destruction!"
"Japan's land is long and narrow and has many ports. The Japanese army can land from many places to carry out pincer attacks. On the other hand, the insurgents lack strategic depth. Under such circumstances, even if they retreat to the mountains to fight guerrillas, it will be difficult to persevere!"
Many leaders nodded after hearing this. What Zhou Weihan said is the truth. This is the flaw of an island country. If Japan really has a local war one day in the future, no matter how many troops Japan deploys on the mainland, it will be useless. There will be no use in small days.
The method is to use space in exchange for time like China.
"The revolutionary force of the rebel army is too weak. Not to mention our Eighth Route Army, even the Communist International can hardly provide support!" Duke Zhou sighed and said: "But the enemy of our enemy is our friend. We must still do our best to help the rebel army, even if
It would be a good idea to send a few people over to help the rebels organize the masses!"
The current rebel army does not lack people, nor does it lack weapons and equipment. What it lacks is the core backbone of the revolution. What it lacks is the guide. Today's rebel army is just like the Chen Sheng and Wu Guang uprising in the late Qin Dynasty or the Yellow Turban uprising in the late Han Dynasty. It is very likely that
What I do is to pioneer for the king.
"The fire in the backyard of Japan is a fatal blow to the overall military morale of the Japanese army. Although no results can be seen in a short period of time, if the domestic situation in Japan is allowed to continue to deteriorate, it will not only affect the morale of the Japanese army, but also its domestic production.
It will also be affected!"
After the leader finished speaking, he looked at Zhou Weihan: "Comrade Weihan, how about comrade Zhou Weiguo?"
Zhou Weihan was stunned when he heard this, and then understood what the chief meant: "Comrade Wei Guo studied in a military academy in Germany. He is flexible in mind and decisive in doing things, and he is also familiar with the situation in Japan!"
"It's like this. A few of us discussed it and wanted to send a working group to Japan to contact the rebels. In the end, Comrade Wei Guo will lead the team. I hope you can do his job!"
Zhou Weihan had never thought about sending people to Japan, but if he really sent people there, Zhou Weiguo would definitely be the most suitable candidate. After all, he had contact with Yumoto Nobuo in Jinmen, and there was a foundation of trust between the two.
After the conversation, Zhou Weihan contacted Tan Lin who was far away in Hebei, Shandong and Henan via the radio and conveyed his superior's message to Tan Lin. Tan Lin then went to talk to Zhou Weiguo.
Zhou Weiguo has never been a peaceful leader, and the current strategy of the Eighth Route Army tends to be conservative. However, Zhou Weiguo's special forces frequently sneak into the enemy's rear, causing quite a stir.
After Zhou Weiguo learned of the situation, he immediately said that when he was in Tianjin, he wanted to go to Japan with Nobuo Yumoto to do some work, but it was a pity that he had a mission at the time.
Yanzhou immediately called the Eighth Route Army headquarters to form a working group with Comrade Zhou Weiguo as the core as soon as possible.
After consulting Zhou Weiguo himself, the working group is mainly composed of four aspects. The basic requirement is that all members can speak Japanese and preferably have experience studying abroad in Japan.
First, in terms of armed forces, a combat team of 30 people is selected from the special forces.
Second, the Eighth Route Army headquarters ordered that three to five battalion-level cadres who are proficient in Japanese from each frontline base area be selected to assemble in the Tainan Military Region. It is best to be a two-faced person who can do both political work and fighting.
Third, the Eighth Route Army headquarters mobilized ten backbones of the intelligence front to go to Japan with Zhou Weiguo to develop intelligence forces.
Fourth, call on Japanese comrades in the anti-war alliance to return home and join the revolutionary cause.
To this day, there are a group of anti-war alliance fighters transformed from Japanese soldiers in various base areas of the Eighth Route Army. They are a trustworthy force and are willing to contribute to the people of their country.
Among them, Yamada Takema, the nephew of Neji Okamura, is even more outstanding. His family has considerable power in Japan's military and political circles. After learning about the situation of the working group, he expressed his willingness to return to Japan.
After the personnel from various base areas gathered together, Zhou Weiguo and the head of the headquarters selected the best among the best, and finally selected 20 cadres, 50 Japanese comrades from the anti-war alliance, plus special forces and intelligence personnel, a total of 110 people.
Before leaving, the boss specifically emphasized that the working group was led by Comrade Zhou Weiguo and had veto power at critical moments, which directly determined Zhou Weiguo's right to speak.
Subsequently, the Tainan Military Region spent a lot of money to ask Terauchi Isamu to allocate a ship to bring the working group to Japan.
Although the Japanese government has tried its best to block domestic connections with the outside world, it cannot stop the transportation of military supplies, and the connections cannot be truly interrupted.
