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In the blink of an eye, it was late August. The situation in the Far East had been fermenting for three months. The rampant Japanese invaders made the Russians furious.

In the northern part of Hegang, a large number of Judases appeared who were reselling supplies.

These people are born to do business. Realizing the existence of the black market and the huge amount of money they can make, they protect it and expand the scale of transactions.

Zhou Zhujun met with Ding Wei for the second time, and the two met in secret.

"Mr. Zhou is not slow. In just three months, he has assembled a team of over 10,000 people. According to the current development, tens of thousands of people in the Far East will be freed from the life of prisoner-of-war reform."

The other party had a bitter look on his face and suffered a lot during the whole process.

Thousands of people also died as a result.

"I said that what I'm pursuing is not war, but I want to use fair means to obtain a piece of land for survival."

"Even the people of Judah can get a piece of self-governing land, why can't we?"

He looked at the vast land in the north, a full 3.6 square kilometers of land with fertile soil. It was really enviable.

At that time, there were 500 million Jews in Russia, and they wanted to migrate to the Far East to develop it.

Unfortunately, it only attracted more than 10,000 people. The desolate Far East could not compare to the holy land in their hearts.

A cold and desolate land is not as good as Canaan, flowing with cheese and full of honey.

The other party looked down on it, but Zhou Zhujun was very interested in it.

The next step is to rescue more prisoners of war. It is difficult to operate in the Far East, and most of them have been rescued.

But if we go to Siberia, the journey is long and there is a lack of supplies.

It is impossible to release the people in the reform camp relying solely on your legs.

Even if they are rescued, how will they survive the cold winter and travel across Siberia?

This is exactly what Zhou Zhujun is worried about. There are still hundreds of thousands of prisoners of war in Siberia, who will be the best point of replenishment of troops.

Fighting guerrilla warfare in the Far East, Ding Wei was always there to accompany him.

I don't know if it is feasible to go to Siberia to fight guerrilla warfare.

"There is an old Chinese saying: 'You still go there even if you know there is a tiger there.' In your heart, you have realized the difficulty of guerrilla warfare in Siberia, and the Far Eastern Army will think the same way."

“Being unexpected may bring unexpected gains.”

Encouraged by Ding Wei, Zhou Zhujun did have the idea of ​​moving to the west to become active.

Currently, the troops on hand are mainly active in the Amur Oblast and Weihai Border Region, that is, between the Greater Khingan Range and the Sikhote-Sukhot Mountains.

Some pits were dug in the mountains, and supplies for the winter were prepared in advance in preparation for a protracted war.

These guys have mastered the essence of guerrilla warfare.

The weapons and equipment they have are far from enough to compete with the Far East Army. Ding Wei still wants to help and fan the flames of the Far East again.

Providing Zhou Zhujun with grenade launchers and mortars will facilitate combat in mountainous areas.

Provide artillery shells and some winter supplies.

They have to snatch the rest from the Russians.

Large-scale material transportation will inevitably attract the attention of the Far East Army. He can only operate within a limited range, so he can consider trying airdrops.

Before winter comes, the Japs must be ruthless and attack inhabited villages and towns in the Far East to seize food, clothing, etc. for the winter.

The war quickly spread to large areas of mountainous areas, and the sound of gunfire echoed throughout Outer Northeast China.

The Far Eastern guerrillas used their newly acquired artillery to capture several small strongholds, seized weapons and equipment from the Far Eastern Army, and took away Soviet guns and bullets.

Artillery, tanks, and planes fired crazily at the mountainous area, but this group of Japanese soldiers were like cockroaches that could not be killed.

When the artillery fire came, everyone hid in the tunnel.

After the sweep is over, come out and continue wandering.

The Far Eastern city, which already had a small population, suffered continuous sneak attacks and ambushes.

The logistics routes and transport vehicles were repeatedly robbed by the Japanese.

I never thought that one day the Japanese would also adopt the strategies of the Eighth Route Army.

The fighting continued to escalate, and Zhou Zhujun actually led his men to wander into the Siberia region.

Along the railway line, seven reformed camps were captured in succession, which was beyond the expectations of the Far Eastern Army.

It was thought that the Japanese would only engage in guerrilla warfare in the mountainous areas of Outer Northeast China, but they made a feint and penetrated into the central region.

The Trans-Baikal direction belongs to the Central Siberian Plateau, which has many mountains.

There are also important Russian cities and transportation hubs, such as Chita, Ulan-Ude, and Yakutsk.

It is difficult to conduct guerrilla warfare here, and the infiltration combat method that Zhou Zhujun is good at played a crucial role.

It would be best to stabilize in the plateau area east of the Yenisei River, find a way to survive, and then consider liberating more reform camps.

The intelligence here is of vital importance to Ding Wei. If he can get the deployment of the Far East Army, he can adjust the deployment in the border area accordingly.

The two troops of Zhou Weiguo and Sun Desheng, one focused on the Mengjiang area, and the other focused on the direction of Manzhouli.

At the same time, military airports were built and combat aircraft were deployed to the two forces.

The reorganization of the North Manchuria region went smoothly. The training of the Corps and three armies was completed. Some obsolete ordnance was replaced uniformly, and the replaced weapons were recycled.

The industrial base in Harbin, Qiqihar and Songjiang is rapidly resuming production.

The petroleum derivatives produced by the Manchuria Petroleum Company can now be transported and sold.

Oil is liquid gold and has a market everywhere.

The Manchurian Democratic Alliance, which had grown in the fight against bandits in East and South Manchuria, received a large wave of gifts.

This wave of gifts came from classmate Jin, who had Soviet weapons and equipment in his hands. He took out all the Japanese weapons and equipment that the devils had surrendered when they surrendered.

At this time, classmate Jin was still willing to help and treated us as good brothers.

It's worth bragging about.

For Brother Biao, he has a lot of people but lacks weapons and equipment.

With the addition of these weapons, they can be quickly reorganized into combat-effective field columns.

His ability to train troops is unquestionable. It won't take long for him to be able to mobilize hundreds of thousands of field troops.

At that time, it will also be the time for the Northeast to counterattack.

Compared with our development and reorganization, we are suppressing bandits and gaining the mass base.

Mr. Du's operations are a bit confusing. He has several main forces under his control, as well as many newly formed security teams.

According to normal operations, they would definitely find a way to reorganize the soldiers in the security regiment into the main force.

This will make up for combat losses.

This is what most people would choose. I don't know whether it's because they look down on the security group or because they are just arrogant, but they only rely on local conscription and conscription to supplement their manpower.

He did not take seriously the security team that had training experience and certain combat capabilities.

As one side gained strength, the other side lost strength. Several columns in East Manchuria and South Manchuria obtained a large number of Japanese weapons and equipment, completed a round of bandit suppression, and completed a round of field column reorganization.

The National Army remained stagnant on its original front line with no new changes.

Beneath the truce between the two sides, undercurrents were surging.

Brother Biao decided to attack from East Manchuria, hit the flank of the National Army, and verify the combat effectiveness of the field column.

At the same time, he wanted Ding Wei's column in the Tongliao area to cooperate in the battle, attack from the east and the west, compress the active space of the National Army, and threaten the railway transportation line.

The Northeast battlefield, which had been silent for three or four months, once again ushered in new changes.