Books about war

1, Wei Fenghua, Details of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression.

At 5: 23 a.m. on June 4, 1928, the special train of Zhang, the grand marshal of Northeast Army, traveled from Beijing to Huanggutun section, and the train was blown to the sky with a bang. The Japanese soldier who pressed the detonation button 200 meters away was the East Palace Iron Man, who was then the fourth squadron leader of the Kwantung Army Shenyang Guard.

1937165438+1October 14 At 9: 00 p.m., the Iron Man of the East Palace who invaded Hangzhou Bay was shot in the left chest by the 79th National Army Division led by General Chen Baoan and was killed on the spot.

More than 50 years later, the photos taken by Takesuke Kanda were exposed, and people saw the picture of the train taking off in mid-air. The foreground is the grinning face of the iron man in the East Palace. Because of his evil deeds in the northeast, the iron man in the East Palace was called "the father of Manchu immigrants" by the Japanese.

With exquisite brushwork, the author tells you a real War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression through specific people and behaviors on the battlefield. Open the book, check the details and find the truth.

2. Yu Ge's 1944: Around Tengchong.

This book is a microscopic history of a rare victorious battle in the history of China and War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression.

Based on the detailed reports of various battles between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait, Japan and the United States, local chronicles, news communications, battlefield telegrams, memories of the "three relatives" and other materials, the book makes a detailed analysis of each other's evidence. With the density of day by day or even hour by hour, it vividly depicts the hard, complicated, tortuous and cruel war scenes that people can't imagine in peacetime.

3. Huang "1944- 1948 My War".

My war (1944- 1948) is an oral history. The author served in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and the Liberation War in the New Sixth Army and the 207th Division of the Kuomintang Army.

My War (1944- 1948) truly records how the happy family of the author was destroyed by the Japanese invaders when he was young, and finally embarked on the road of uniting with the Japanese. /kloc-volunteered to participate in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression at the age of 0/6, and was assigned to the Indo-Myanmar Expeditionary Force with thousands of peers to fight against the Japanese invaders and get through the main artery of international support for the battlefield in China-Yunnan.

It not only reveals many little-known details of the war, but also shows the touching scene of all China people fighting with one heart and one mind. 1946, the new sixth army transferred to the northeast battlefield. The author hated the civil war and left the army three times. During this period, he also launched a student movement to protest against the recruitment of troops from schools by the authorities, and fled after being chased by the police and gendarmerie. Trapped by life, I finally had to return to the army to continue to be cannon fodder.

4. "Lost the opportunity? Yang Kuisong's record of national negotiations before and after the Anti-Japanese War.

After several years, the author collected and sorted out drafts, proposals and talks negotiated by the two sides for more than ten years before and after the Anti-Japanese War, as well as the conditions for publication in each period. Directly or indirectly quoted various letters, telegrams, reports, materials and meeting minutes related to the negotiation issues.

Decrypted and analyzed the core issues of a series of negotiations, such as "incorporation and reorganization", "merger", "cross-party", "Marshall's mediation success or failure" and "Nanjing delegation's dilemma". It truly reproduces the tortuous process and historical truth of the negotiations between the two parties in China under the complicated situation.

5. Sassu's "Although the country is divided, the mountains and rivers will last forever"

At the most dangerous moment when the Chinese nation was invaded by foreign invaders, the people of China, regardless of their age, defended their national dignity with great sacrifices. A leopard cannot change his spots, but a leopard cannot change his spots. From a brand-new perspective, a large number of anti-Japanese historical facts unknown to China are excavated from Japanese materials.

War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, China, used the simplest weapon to fight the fierce and well-equipped invading army, often fighting to the last moment and the last person, and many heroic deeds and heroes were drowned in blood and fire. In the enemy's historical materials, although the purpose of the records is different, many touching examples of China people dying for their country are preserved.

The author assiduously sorts out Japanese historical materials and confirms them with domestic materials, and many precious historical fragments reappear before our eyes. Sassou's writing is smart and humorous, which vividly shows this heavy and passionate history to readers. The book also preserves a large number of historical photos taken by the Japanese side.