Today in the History of the Army | The outbreak of a comprehensive civil war

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On June 26, 1946, the Kuomintang teared the suspension agreement and the CPPCC agreement to attack the Central Plains Liberation Zone with 220,000 people. The comprehensive civil war broke out.

Liberation War Data Map

The Central Plains Liberation Zone is located in the border areas of the three provinces of Hubei, Henan and Anhui north of Wuhan and Jiujiang. Before the surrender of Japan, the People's Army actively developed its bases, narrowed the occupied areas, and expanded the Central Plains Liberation Zone to more than 60 counties, forming a surround situation in Wuhan in strategic places. After the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japan, the Kuomintang army stepped up and eaten the Central Plains Liberation Zone. By June 1946, the Central Plains Liberation Zone had been reduced to only Luo Shan, Guangshan, Mall, Jingfu (now Xinxian), Lishan (now Dawu County)) The small area centered on Xuanhua store is less than one -tenth of the original. In order to completely eliminate the Central Plains Liberation Army, Chiang Kai -shek ordered Liu Ye, the director of the Zhengzhou Appeasement Office, directed eight rectification divisions and about 220,000 people to siege the Central Plains Liberation Zone.

Liberation War Data Map

The Central Plains Liberation Army follows the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on "Broken Breakout immediately, the faster and better, don't have any concerns, survival first, victory first", in addition to leaving some local troops to insist on struggle in situ, and to divert the main force of a brigade to the east to confuse the confusion Outside of the Kuomintang army, the main force was transferred westward on June 26. The Central Plains Liberation Army broke through, completed the task of strategic transfer, preserved the main force, established two bases, and left a small part of the forces to adhere to the struggle in place, containing the soldiers of 30 brigades of the Kuomintang army. Their actions have strongly cooperated with other battlefield operations, which have been fully affirmed and highly praised by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the Central Military Commission.

From the "One Hundred Years of the Communist Party of China" and "The History of the Communist Party of China" and other books

Authoritative release of the southern theater

Producer: Liang Qiying Tian Army Edit: Liu Dao Fu Jiang Boxi

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