The endless Red Army: the historical origin of the Red Army and the main generals (on)
The Red Army is one of the three main forces of the Red Army during the Agrarian Revolution, mainly by the EYA region of the Red Army and the southeast region of the Red Army of the fifteenth merged into the development of the activities of the EYA region of the EYA region of the EYA region of the EYA region of the southeast region of the EYA region of the southeast region of the EYA region of the southeast region of the EYA region of the southeast region of the southeast region of the EYA region of the southeast region of the southeast region of the southeast region of the southeast region of the southeast region of the southeast region of the southeast region of the southwest region of Hubei Province. (Hubei, Henan, Anhui)
Army Commander and Division Commander: Wu Guanghao (Whampoa III), later Xu Xiangqian (Whampoa I)
Party Representative: Dai Kemin
Chief of Staff: Cao Xuekai
Director of the Political Department: Chen Dinghou
The whole army (the whole division) was under the jurisdiction of four brigades,*** counting more than 400 people
Division Commander: Zhou Weijiong ( Wuhan Central Military and Political School)
Party Representative: Xu Qixu
Deputy Division Commander: Ch'i Teh-wei
Chief of Staff: Ch'i Hai-feng
The whole division was under the jurisdiction of 3 brigades, *** counting more than 300 people
Division Commander: Hsu Baichuan (Whampoa III)
Party Representative: Zhu Ya-ching
Political Department Director: Chang Chien-min, later ( Jiang Jingtang) (Whampoa III)
Chief of Staff: Liu Xiqing
The division has 2 regiments and a special company, *** counting more than 200 people
Secretary of the Special Committee of the Anhui Border of Hubei and Hunan: Guo Shushu Shen
Army Commander: Xu Jishen (Whampoa I)
Political Commissar: Cao Dajun
Deputy Military Commissar: Xu Xianqian (Whampoa I)
Secretary of the Special Committee of the Anhui Border of Hubei and Hunan: Zhu Yazhong (Whampoa I)
Commander of the Political Department: Xu Baichuan (Whampoa I) p>Director of Staff: Zhu Yalun, later (Li Angzi)
Director of Political Department: Xiong Shouxuan, later (Cao Dajun)
Commander of Red Division 1: Xu Xiangqian, later (Liu Ying); Political Commissar: Dai Kemin, later (Li Ronggui)
Commander of Red Division 2: Ch'ien Teh-wei, later (Sun Yung-kang); Political Commissar: Wang Pei-wu
Commander of Red Division 3: Ch'iu-wei Ch'iung, later (Shaw Fong)
Commissar of Red Division 3: Zhou Wei-jiong, later (Xiao Fang) Jiang Jingtang
Independent Brigade Brigade Commander: Liao Yeqi
The whole army is under the jurisdiction of 3 divisions and an independent brigade, *** counting 2,100 people
Army Commander: Cai Shenxi (Huangpu I)
Political Commissar: Chen Qi
Director of Political Department: Zhou Jike
The whole army is under the jurisdiction of 2 regiments, with about 1,800 people.
Secretary of the Special Committee and Chairman of the Military Committee of the EYWB: Zeng Zhongsheng
Army Commander: Kuang Jixun, later (Xu Xiangqian)
Political Commissar: Yu Dushan, later (Xu Xiangqian)
Commissioner: Xu Xiangqian
Director of the Political Department: Cao Dajun
Captain of the 10th Red Division: Cai Shenxi; Political Commissar: Chen Qi; Deputy Commissar: Liu Ying
Red 11 Division Commander: Xu Jishen, later (Zhou Weijiong); Political Commissar: Pang Yongjun; Deputy Commissar: Zhou Weijiong
The whole army is under the jurisdiction of 2 divisions, **** about 12,500 people.
In April, the Second Division of the Central Teaching Division of the Red Army in the Soviet Zone of EYW and the Second Regiment of the Edong Guards were merged into the Red 12 Division, with Division Commander Xu Jishen and Political Commissar Pang Yongjun; Zhou Weijiong was promoted to be the Commander of the Red 11 Division.
In March, after the Red Army's victory in Shuangqiaozhen, the 2nd Regiment of the Edong Guards and the independent regiments of Huang'an, Guangshan and Luoshan were merged into the Guards Division of the Red Army.
In May, after the victory of the second anti-encirclement and annihilation, the Red Army guard division with the 28th regiment of the Red 10th division and the independent regiment of Macheng was integrated into the Red 13th division (in October of the same year, it was reorganized into the Red 12 division), with Xu Xiangqian, the division commander, and later (Kuang Jixun), the political commissar Chen Qi.
October, the Red 13 Division was reorganized into the Red 12 Division. So far, the Red Army under the jurisdiction of the Red 10 Division, Red 11 Division, Red 12 Division.
Red 73rd Division (based on the Red 12 Division and the 34th Regiment, the 28th Regiment of the Red 10 Division and the 31st Regiment of the Red 11 Division were also reorganized into the 73rd Division of the Red 25th Army)
Army Commander: Kuang Jixun, later (Cai Shenxi)
Political Commissar: Wang Pingzhang
Captain of the 73rd Red Division: Liu Ying
Political Commissar of the 73rd Red Division: Wu Huanxian
Secretary of the Central Bureau of the EYAW Branch and Chairman of the Military Committee: Zhang Guotao
Chief Commander: Xu Xiangqian
Chief Political Commissar: Chen Changhao
Deputy Chief Commissar: Cai Shenxi
Director of the Political Department: Liu Shiqi
Director of the General Staff: Li Aungts
Division Chief: Ni Zhilang (Whampoa IV), later (Wang Hongkun)
Political Commissar: Gan Yuanjing
Director of Staff: Wu Zhan
Director of Political Department: Mei Guangrong
Three regiments under the 28th, 29th, and 30th
Division Commander: Wang Shusheng
Political Commissar: Gan Jishih
Director of Staff: Huang Zhengping
Director of Political Department: Shu Jingshu
On the 31st, 32nd and 33rd regiments
Division Commander: Chen Geng (Whampoa)
Commissar: Liu Qi
Director of Political Department: Zhang Shihai
Two regiments under the jurisdiction of 34th and 36th regiments
Army Commander: Kuang Jihsun (later Cai Shenxi)
Commissar: Wang Pingzhang
Vice-Army Commander: Li Tet
The 73rd Division is under the command of Liu Ying
Hong Kong Red Army. 73rd Division Commander: Liu Ying
Red 73rd Division Political Commissar: Wu Huanxian
Under the jurisdiction of the 217th, 218th and 219th regiments
Division Commander: Zeng Shengsheng
Political Commissar: Jiao Fuxing
Deputy Commissar: Wu Yongda
Under the jurisdiction of the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd regiments
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What is the significance of the Huangma Uprising in history? Who was the initiator of the Huangma Uprising?
Huangma Uprising
Huangma Uprising means that during the Revolutionary period (November 13, 1927), more than 30,000 peasants' self-defense forces and volunteers in Huang'an (present-day Hong'an) and Macheng in Hubei Province of China, under the guidance of the spirit of the Party's "87th" meeting and the leadership of the Hubei Provincial Committee of the Chinese ****, attacked the town of Huang'an. Shot the first shot of armed resistance against the right wing of the Kuomintang in the region of EYA, formally established the Huang'an Peasant Government, the formation of the Workers and Peasants Revolutionary Army of East China, known as the "Huangma Uprising".
The significance of Huangma Uprising in history
Huangma Uprising is the largest armed peasant uprising held in the area north of the Yangtze River for the first time after the Nanchang Uprising and the Autumn Harvest Uprising led by the Communist Party of China (CPC) and the spirit of the 87th National People's Congress (NPC), which is an important part of the overall layout of the Party-led armed uprisings. It opened the prelude to the armed struggle, agrarian revolution and the construction of Soviet power in the EYW region, played a pioneering role in the creation of the EYW Revolutionary Base and the Red Fourth Front Army, and wrote a glorious page in the history of the Chinese Revolution.
The leaders of Huangma Uprising are:
The party and government leaders are:
Fu Xiangyi, the secretary of the Huangma Special District Committee of China*** (referred to as the Huangma Special Committee of China***); Liu Zhenyi, the head of the East Hubei Revolutionary Committee; and Wang Zhiren, who is a member of the Special Committee and the secretary of the Huang'an County Committee.
The armed peasant leaders are: Pan Zhongru and Wu Guanghao as brigadier generals of the peasant self-defense forces in Huang'an (now Hong'an) and Macheng counties respectively.
The leaders of the Uprising Command were: Pan Zhongru and Wu Guanghao were the commander-in-chief and deputy commander-in-chief of the Huangma Uprising respectively.
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Huangma Uprising Revolutionary Spirit
Huangma Uprising not only used blood and life to ignite the beacon of the Dabie Mountain Workers and Peasants Armed Revolution, but also in the Uprising and the practice of the struggle after the gradual formation of a unique revolutionary spirit of Huangma Uprising.
This is: to follow the party, strong faith; not afraid of the strong enemy, struggle to survive; pragmatic, innovative; all for the people, all rely on the people; selfless dedication, hard work.
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Wu Guanghao profile Wu Guanghao will not die will be what rank
Wu Guanghao, **** and the country fell early star, died in 1929 at the age of 23. Is the leader of the Huangma Uprising, the founder of the Red Army and Soviet Union in EYB, senior commander of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army.
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Biography:
Wu Guanghao was one of the founders of the Red Army and the revolutionary base area of E-Yu Bian. Formerly known as Wu Guanghao, alias Chen Xin. born in 1906 in Cai Wu Jiawan, Huangpi County, Hubei Province. In his student days, he was influenced by new ideas and began to read progressive books and magazines such as Guide and New Youth, etc. In 1925, he was admitted to the third phase of the Whampoa Military Academy, and joined the Chinese ****production party in the following year. Afterwards, he was assigned to the Ye Ting Independent Regiment of the 4th Army of the National Revolutionary Army as a company commander, and took part in the famous battles of Tingsi Bridge, Hesheng Bridge and the conquest of Wuchang, and was later promoted to battalion commander. in November 1927, he participated in leading the Huangma Uprising.