Note 1: Qian Xinmin, a Zhejiang native, graduated from the Central Political School in his early years. He was the first commander of the Military Command Station after the fall of Nanjing. He was arrested during a meeting in Shanghai and was later deported to Nanjing. Unable to withstand the hard and soft tactics of No. 76, he rebelled.

Surrendered to the enemy and surrendered more than 20 agents from the Nanjing Station, including Qiang Yihu, the captain of the Action Corps. After being released, he was arrested again in 1941 and handed over to the Japanese Military Police on the 76th, and was executed soon after. At that time,

Major newspapers under the control of the Wang puppet only briefly reported on this time. Although Qian Xinmin died innocently, he was still executed after his betrayal, which became a mystery.

In the mid-1980s, according to the recollection and analysis of Ms. Yang Jinghan, the widow of martyr Shang Zhensheng, the reason why the Japanese military police killed Qian Xinmin again that year was most likely related to one of his experiences. In the early days of the fall of Nanjing, Qian Xinmin was ordered to enter Ninghai in disguise.

In the refugee area along the road, he investigated the situation of the refugees, collected and sorted out the heinous crimes committed by the Japanese army in killing our soldiers and civilians in Nanjing, and took many photos of the violence scenes. Then, Qian Xinmin sent these materials to Hankou in batches. Others were killed by the Japanese puppets.

The arrested military commanders confessed Qian Xinmin's past to the Japanese military police. The Japanese invaders were very jealous of this and were worried that leaving Qian Xinmin would cause trouble in the future, so they finally decided to execute Qian Xinmin.

Shang Zhensheng. At that time, he was the deputy director of the Nanjing Station of the Military Command. Although he was not betrayed by Qian Xinmin, he was also arrested because of his implication. He remained unyielding in prison and wrote a suicide note. He would rather die than to keep the relevant secrets. Because his family and

Zhou Fohai had an old relationship and was later released on bail.

After being released from prison, Shang Zhensheng pretended to surrender to the enemy and accepted the appointment of the puppet government in accordance with the order of Shangfeng. He served as the chief of staff of the Wang Puppet Independent Seventh Brigade. He used his military position as a cover to continue the work of rebuilding the Nanjing Station and was appointed as the military commander of the Nanjing Station.

Stationmaster. After that, Shang Zhensheng’s actions to instigate rebellion against the Wang Puppet officers were discovered by No. 76, and he was arrested again. In order to prevent the high-level officials of the Wang Puppet government from intervening in the matter, No. 76 took Shang Zhensheng to Shanghai and handed him over.

Disposal of the Japanese Super High School. On January 2, 1942, Shang Zhensheng was secretly murdered at the Jiangwan execution ground in the northern suburbs of Shanghai.

Qiang Yihu. A native of Xi'an, Shaanxi. After the fall of Nanjing, he was ordered to follow Qian Xinmin and Shang Zhensheng to rebuild the Nanjing Station. He served as the captain of the action team and carried out assassination missions. He successfully killed two Wang puppet spies and a Japanese military police leader.

and evacuated safely. When Qian Xinmin rebelled, he did not receive any news. He only discovered that the Japanese army was conducting a large-scale manhunt in Nanjing and several colleagues were arrested. Qiang Yihu made a prompt decision and hid in a shantytown in Erbanqiao, Xiaguan.

, luckily escaped. Soon after, he was betrayed by a traitor and arrested in Confucius Temple. In prison, he was tortured repeatedly, but he never gave in. Because of his strong martial arts, the enemy was wary of him and feared that he would be released from prison.
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