Historical materials of Taierzhuang campaign (urgently needed)

The victory of Erzhuang is also called Taierzhuang Campaign, Taierzhuang Campaign and Taierzhuang Campaign. This victory is another great victory of the people of China since the all-round anti-Japanese war of the Chinese nation, following the victory of Pingxingguan and other battles. Encouraged the morale of the whole nation and destroyed the prestige of the Japanese aggressors. Destroyed a large number of effective forces of the Japanese aggressors. At the same time, thousands of Chinese sons and daughters have died for their country. The campaign was commanded by national heroes Li Zongren, Sun Lianzhong, Zhang Zizhong, Qi Dehou, Tian Zhennan, Guan, Chi Fengcheng, Wang and other famous anti-Japanese soldiers.

After the Japanese invaders successively occupied Nanjing and Jinan on February 3 and 27 of 1937+ 17, they decided to take Nanjing and Jinan as their base areas and attack Xuzhou from the north and south along the Jin-Pu Railway, so as to quickly realize the invasion plan of destroying China and connecting the north and south battlefields.

The Battle of Taierzhuang was a great victory for China's army. In the fierce fighting that lasted nearly half a month, China's army made great sacrifices, with 46,000 troops participating in the war, 7,500 casualties and missing, and more than 6,543,800 Japanese troops were annihilated. It dealt a heavy blow to the fierce flame of the Japanese invaders and greatly inspired the confidence of the military and civilians throughout the country in persisting in the war of resistance. (Quoted from People's Daily Online: "Classic Case of Anti-Japanese War: Victory in Taierzhuang")

According to another data, there were 1 1984 Japanese casualties. This data comes from the statistics of Japanese casualties before and after the Battle of Taierzhuang in June, 1938. The total casualties of the 5th Division and 1984 Division were 165438. Among them, the fifth division was killed 128 1 person from February 20th to May, and 5478 people were injured, while the sixth division was killed 1088 people from March 4th to May 2nd.

China Xinhua Daily reported that more than 09.38 million people died on April 7th and 8th, and the Japanese data was 1 1984 casualties. Mr. Kong and other historians agree with Xinhua Daily's data that the Chinese side "defeated the enemy by more than 10,000 people" in Taierzhuang World War I, while in the whole southern Shandong area, "the Japanese army killed more than 65,438 people+06,000 people".

Japanese army battle sequence

Fifth division

Lieutenant General Masahiro Banyuan, head of the delegation, and Musashi Sakurada, chief of staff.

Infantry Brigade 2 1: Major General Sakamoto Shun (Sakamoto detachment)

Infantry 1 1 wing

Infantry 2 1 United: Catano will see Dazu.

A brigade of the 42nd Infantry Regiment.

Field artillery fifth wing: Kohory is a complicated assistant.

A mountain artillery squadron

Di 10 branch

The division commander, General Ryunosuke, and the chief of staff, General Dyke, are not expensive.

Infantry 33rd Brigade: Major General Kei Tani Seya (Seya detachment).

Infantry 1st 10 Wing (one brigade is missing): Hongchai Bazhong Zang Dazuo

Infantry 63rd Wing: furong town Pingdazuo.

Independent machine gun brigade 10

Independent light armored vehicle No.1 10 squadron

Independent light armored vehicle No.1 12 squadron

Field Artillery 10 Wing (without a brigade): Taniguchi Ji Chun.

Temporary field artillery squadron (90 field guns)

Temporary mountain artillery squadron

Field heavy artillery 2 nd wing (one less brigade)

The 3rd Battalion of Japanese Artillery Wing in China (howitzer)

The above does not include field hospitals, supply teams, communication teams and engineering teams.

Chinese army operational sequence

Commander-in-Chief of the Second Army Sun Lianzhong

60th Army of Yunnan Army: Lu Han

42nd Army: Feng Anbang Independent Regiment 27th Division 44th Brigade: Huang Qiaosong.

30th Army: Tian Zhennan 30th Division: 3 1 Shi Chen: 1 10 Division Pool Fengcheng: Zhang Wei.

Don, commander of the 20th Army.

75th Army: Zhou Lei 139 Division: Huang Guanghua, 6th Division: Zhang Ying.

The 85th Army: Wang Zhonglian 89th Division: Zhang Xuezhong 4th Division: Chen Daqing.

52nd Army: 25th Division: 2nd Division: Zheng Dongguo 4th Artillery Regiment.

Wang 57 Army 333 Brigade

65438+ Third Army Cavalry

Ninth Cavalry Division: Zhang Deshun.

Division 13: Wu

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