The tomb of 800 heroes was built in Bowangping, Putuo Mountain, Guilin. It is an anti-Japanese tomb. 1from October 29th 1944,165438+1At the beginning of October, the Kuomintang 3 1 army 13 1 division defended Guilin, and the Japanese fought fiercely/kloc-0. 39 1 Regiment held the east bank of Lijiang River, killing and injuring tens of thousands of enemy troops. At that time, it was raining heavily, the allied air force was blocked, and Wei, the commander of the Yugoslav capital, chickened out. Enemy reinforcements joined forces in two ways, and positions such as Sichuan-Shaanxi, Maoer Mountain, Pingfeng Mountain, Putuo Mountain and Crescent Mountain were successively lost. The Lijiang River Bridge was blown off, and traffic in urban and suburban areas was interrupted. Being outnumbered and unable to get help for a long time, 39 1 regiment command post, 1 battalion command post, 1 company, 303 machine gun company, transport company, special agent platoon, gas platoon, mountain artillery platoon, all units of the Third Field Hospital and the health team, including more than 800 officers and soldiers and wounded people, were forced to evacuate to Pupu. After the Japanese army surrounded the mountain, they first slammed the rock mouth with mountain guns, then dumped a lot of gasoline, dropped a lot of gas bombs and sprayed them into the rock with flame throwers, causing all the officers and men in the rock to die heroically.
After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, in 1946, the remains of strong men gathered here and were buried. The tomb is rectangular, with a width of 5.5m, a length of 6.2m and a height of1.2m.. Tombstone inscription: "English wind plot Jiang Zhongzheng inscription".
1944165438+1At the beginning of October, the Japanese army invaded Guilin, and the Kuomintang Fourth Theater organized Guilin to defend the war. 3 1 Army 13 1 Division commander Kan Weiyong led his troops to fight against the enemy, and finally committed suicide because he was outnumbered, fulfilling the oath of survival with Guilin. Chen Jihuan, chief of staff of the Yugoslav capital commander, and Lv Zhanmeng, chief of staff of the 3 1 Army, were blocked on the way out. Lu Zhanmeng was killed, and Chen Jihuan was seriously injured and died. 13 1 division 39 1 The regiment retreated to Qixingyan and persisted in resisting. The Japanese army put poison gas into the cave, and more than 800 officers and men died heroically.
Also, this topic is very sensitive, because they were sacrificed by the Kuomintang in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, so there is not much publicity about it. Be sad first! !
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