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Chapter 1866 Sudden ceasefire

.Chapter 1866 Sudden ceasefire

Although the Japanese base camp has issued a general retreat order to the Malayan and Burmese-Indian front forces, there are still many problems in how to retreat and how to transport as many people and materials as possible to the nearest island to avoid the attack of the Anjia Army.

question.

After all, if the Anjia Army is allowed to advance straight in, not only will the troops and supplies that can be withdrawn under normal resistance not be saved, it may even lead to an even greater defeat, which is something that the base camp and the Southern Army Headquarters are not willing to see under any circumstances.

On November 3, the Japanese, Burmese, and Indian troops successively blasted the two major dams on the Ganges, the Ganta and Rajgir dams, and the next day they blasted the Thila Reservoir on the Brahmaputra River and the Ganges Estuary of hundreds of thousands of square kilometers.

The plain area suddenly became a vast country.

The Japanese army was still not satisfied, and on November 6, they blasted the dam on the upper reaches of the Gornopri River. Chittagong and the surrounding area instantly became a vast ocean.

The viciousness of the Japanese is far beyond the imagination of the world.

In this sudden flood, huge flood peaks tens of meters high swept through the vast wilderness, sweeping away and wiping out all life.

The various units of the Anjia Army, which received early warning from reconnaissance planes, evacuated to higher ground one after another. The flood did not cause many casualties, but the indigenous residents on the hundreds of thousands of square kilometers of wilderness suffered. A month later, the flood slowly

After retreating, the Anjia Army troops entered the disaster area. Rotting and degenerated corpses could be seen everywhere in the mud. Both cities and villages were surrounded by mud, with a depth of about half a meter. It is conservatively estimated that the indigenous civilians lost more than 10 million people.

In Malaya, on November 4, the Japanese army set fire to the Besa Hill, Heng Lou Hill, Yun Bing Shan, Zhongshan and Bukit Hill areas south of Lames City.

Due to the use of a large amount of fuel to support combustion, hundreds of fire points were ignited in the central and southern part of Malaya, which was originally a forest sea, and quickly showed the potential of sparking a prairie fire. It coincided with many consecutive days without rain, and the hot weather was mixed with blowing wind from the ocean.

The incoming sea breeze and fire borrowed the power of the wind and instantly formed a forest fire area that stretched for hundreds of kilometers.

In a fire of this scale, in addition to the invasion of flames, the most terrifying thing is the smoke. People who inhale a large amount of smoke will suffer from symptoms such as dizziness and suffocation.

Seeing the fire closing the mountains on the way forward, the Anjiajun troops heading south had to urgently stop their march south. On the one hand, they sent engineers and used construction machinery to cut down a large number of trees to create an isolation belt several kilometers wide. On the other hand, they ordered the main force to

The troops withdrew northward to suppress bandits in the mountainous areas of central and northern Malaya, and at the same time assisted the pro-democracy movement corps in their work.

Myanmar is different from East India, and it is also different from Malaya. There is no large dam built by the British to destroy and use water to stop the enemy, nor is there the dense tropical rain forest of Malaya to set fire to, so I used my crooked brain to

It has affected the overseas Chinese in Myanmar.

Let me first briefly introduce the war situation in Myanmar.

As early as mid-October, the 6th Army of Weiyihang captured Daxicheng and successfully joined forces with Wang Huanyan's 3rd Mountain Group Army and Ye Qingfeng's 4th Mountain Group Army, who had attacked from the east and attacked Taunggyi, Heihe, Kalaw and other cities.

In late October, the group of troops successively captured the cities of Biaobei, Mula, and Dagon, and successfully entered Pyinmana, the transportation hub of the East Myanmar Railway.

In the West Road Cluster, Li Zhenhan's 21st Group Army and the 1st and 2nd Tank Brigades directly under the front army and the 1st Independent Heavy Tank Brigade launched an attack along the railway along the Irrawaddy River in late September, linking Kemuda, Velu, and Nado.

Ji, Minjian, Jiaobodong, Ren'anqiang, etc.

After more than a month of continuous fighting, the army occupied the central railway city of Pyai at the end of October. Due to insufficient logistical supplies and shortages of fuel and ammunition, the troops temporarily rested in Pyai City and fought with the south on Ruidang Mountain.

Confrontation between Japanese troops building a defensive line.

After these two armies, Luo Lei's Fourth Group Army, which successfully ended the Mandalay War, handed over the garrison and maintenance of public security tasks to the newly established Mandalay Garrison Division and Jinsha Provincial Armed Police Corps, together with the front army headquarters and directly affiliated departments.

, moved south in mid-October, marched in the area between the east and west clusters, and by early November had advanced to the line between Tung Dunzhi and Sadwa.

Since the oil fields such as Yan'anqiang, Shaofu, and Ayemai have just been recovered, and the oil wells and other facilities were damaged by the Japanese army, it will take at least two or three months to resume production. At the same time, Myanmar's oil refineries are mainly concentrated in the Yangon area, and the frontline troops

The supply of fuel relies heavily on supplies from the rear. From the beginning of the war in mid-September to now, the fuel reserves of the front army have already had problems, and all three lines have had to stop their progress.

Of course, the Japanese army did not know this.

In order to deal with the threat once and for all, on the night of November 5th, the Japanese troops in southern Myanmar launched overnight raids on Chinese villages and communities in Yangon, Bago, Pathein and other places. They kidnapped more than 100,000 overseas Chinese in a short period of time and unified the country.

Imprisoned in a concentration camp and released immediately

The statement called for a one-month ceasefire with the Anjia Army in Myanmar based on the current actual line of control. During this period, the safety of the hostages will be ensured and humanitarian treatment will be provided. The hostages will be released after the ceasefire.

Never break a promise.

Later, at the front line of the confrontation between China and Japan in Pyay, the Japanese army sent a special person to enter the position of Li Zhenhan's 21st Group Army holding a white flag and took out hundreds of photos of the hostages to prove the determination of the Japanese army.

Xia Jian, who was in a meeting in Xinjing, received an urgent report from the front and felt that the matter was difficult, so he immediately found An Yi.

An Yi thought for a moment, thinking of the top-secret intelligence he had received before, sighed in his heart, and immediately gave an approval: In order not to anger the Japanese and take desperate measures, the Burmese troops will consolidate the existing areas from now on, eliminate the remnants of the Japanese and indigenous troops, and hoard combat supplies.

, prepare for the next stage of war.

In this way, China and Japan unexpectedly had a ceasefire in early November. The Japanese army seized this rare opportunity and organized a retreat with all their strength. The Anjia Army also began to conduct a dragnet investigation of the newly occupied areas to gain a clear understanding of the situation in the newly occupied areas.

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At the same time, all front armies concentrated their efforts to treat a total of 124,956 sick and wounded, and notified the families of more than 38,000 martyrs about the bad news about their sons or husbands.

, the Ministry of Civil Affairs will participate in the whole process and provide compensation and preferential treatment to the martyrs' families.

Under the deliberate sabotage of the Japanese aggressors, only more than one million indigenous people were found in the newly occupied land of more than 600,000 square kilometers in the recovered central and northern Malaya, central and northern Burma, and East India.

They were either captured by the Japanese army and used as meat bombs and eliminated on the battlefield, or they were evacuated. A large number of corpses were found in pits in many areas. They were deaths caused by starvation and disease during the migration process.

These remaining indigenous people are either hiding in the nearby mountains and forests, or hiding in the cellars of their own homes. Since the food was taken away by the Japanese army, most of them are malnourished. Some girls who should have been young and beautiful are skinny and ragged.

Lacking clothes to cover their bodies, their naked bodies fell withered on their chests, like deflated balloons, which made people extremely sad to see them.

However, war is not always a bad thing for these areas.

Take the East India region as an example. Originally, the people here have been heavily exploited by religion, landlords and loan sharks for a long time. The Hindu caste system has rigidly defined the status of a person from the moment he is born. The majority of the population is caste.

Caste groups, from the moment they land, must always endure poverty, backwardness, and full devotion to the upper castes.

The war destroyed the foundation of all existence.

In the eyes of the Japanese army, all Indians were the same, and they were all objects of conquest and enslavement. A large amount of land was directly confiscated by the Japanese army and resold to Japanese chaebols for planting specified cotton, hemp, sugar cane and other cash crops;

The temples that are densely distributed in rural India have many gold statues of gods. The underground of many temples contains treasures donated by believers from past generations. In order to plunder the wealth, the Japanese army ruthlessly knocked down these temples one by one, and the statues were transported away.

Three feet of ground was dug around the temple, and the elders and believers who came to stop them were all mercilessly shot to death by the Japanese army.

You must know that the elders who preside over these temples are mostly Brahmins and Kshatriyas. They are in charge of life, old age, illness, and death in a region. They have a clear hierarchy of people living in the local area. At the same time, they also serve as chief administrators and judicial officers.

The position of chief has the power of life and death over the local people.

The disappearance of this class has had a huge impact on rural India that ordinary people can hardly imagine.

After the Anjiajun took over the power from the Japanese, while distributing food relief to the indigenous people, he declared that all fields, mountains, forests, ponds, houses, etc. in the Indian region were owned by the government of the Republic of South China, abolishing all privileges enjoyed by the upper castes.

, allocate land and houses equally to the indigenous people according to family size, burn the confiscated written files recording caste in public, and replace them with simple household registration books to stabilize people's hearts.

Cadres from the Democracy Movement Corps, who have become proficient in conversation in Indian after half a year of training, have entered various places in the form of work teams stationed in villages, using life-saving food and medicine to clear the way, preach Nanhua's land and ethnic policies, and tell the people what they enjoy.

This measure has achieved good results.

The indigenous people, who accounted for the vast majority of the population, were filled with tears of joy at the New Deal. For the first time, they understood that they could still enjoy so many preferential treatments.

The cities in the occupied areas gathered refugees from all directions.

The Democracy Movement Corps, together with the garrison and armed police forces, began to establish military control committees, build regional party headquarters of the National Democratic Party, set up offices in the streets, and set up neighborhood committees in residential areas to coordinate disaster relief matters.

According to the plan, the young and middle-aged indigenous refugees will use the work-for-work method to repair nearby railways and roads that were damaged by the Japanese army, repair urban houses, widen streets, clear sewers, and obtain food for survival through labor.

, all children are sent to Hope Primary School to learn Chinese language and cultural knowledge, while a small number of elderly people are engaged in simple tasks such as street cleaning.

As a result, hunluàn's situation was immediately improved.

According to the plan, except for a small amount of land allocated to local indigenous people in areas with extremely good farming conditions in the Ganges River Basin, Sichuan South Group will pay a total of up to 500 million yuan in redemption money from the national treasury for the rest of the land, which will then be used by its subordinates.

Agricultural companies dominate.

After sending special personnel to measure, the agricultural company will distribute the land evenly and set up industrial factories - farms.

Most of these farms are led by disabled soldiers, and the workers mainly hire family members of martyrs and disabled soldiers. At the same time, they recruit people from single-parent families with difficult families from Southwest and South China to serve as cooks, breeders and other positions. The farms are based on the agricultural products.

Based on output and personal performance, rewards and punishments are given in addition to wages to stimulate production enthusiasm.

The farm carries out large-scale agricultural mechanization planting, mainly sowing rice and wheat. If the planting varieties are changed, it needs to be reported to the company, the group headquarters and the Ministry of Agriculture. The three parties must agree at the same time before proceeding. Otherwise, the parties concerned will be punished with a penalty that can cost people a lot of money.

Huge fines.

The main reason for doing this is to ensure the supply of staple food in Nanhua, so that you can have food in hand without panic.

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