The cause of Zhang Zuolin s death, what would happen if Zhang Zuolin didn t die?

On June 4, 1928, the Huanggutun Incident occurred, Zhang Zuolin was seriously injured by explosives planted by the Japanese Kwantung Army on a train, and died after being sent back to the Shenyang official residence on the same day.

Because of a dispute with the Japanese over the rights and interests of the Northeast, the Japanese considered killing Zhang Zuolin and taking advantage of the chaos to occupy the Northeast. Zhang Zuolin's car was blown up in Huanggutun, and Zhang Zuolin was seriously injured and died a few days later.

According to history, he was killed by the Japanese Kwantung Army in Huanggutun. Inquire about the specific situation, Zhang Xueliang, go.

The Huanggutun incident was killed by the Japanese.

I think that even if Zhang Zuolin had not died at that time, the Japanese army would still have been able to occupy the northeast at that time. It's just that the only difference between Zhang Zuolin and Zhang Xueliang in terms of military command is that the Japanese will occupy the northeast very late. Because Zhang Zuolin is a very military planner, he will definitely do everything possible to delay the Japanese army's occupation of Northeast China.

In 1931, Shenyang was occupied by the Japanese army in just one day, and in a short period of time, the Japanese occupied the entire Northeast and began to use the Northeast as a base for the Japanese army. You must know that the main reason why Northeast China was occupied by the Japanese army so quickly at that time was that Zhang Xueliang issued an order not to resist。It is equivalent to saying that before the fight started, they took the initiative to surrender to the Japanese army.

It was because of his order that many people thought he was actually a coward. Today, there are still many people who can't forgive Zhang Xueliang for this behavior. After all, Zhang Xueliang's military leadership ability was far inferior to that of his father Zhang Zuolin, and some people would have imagined that if Zhang Zuolin was still alive in the world at that time, then he would definitely stop the Japanese army's offensive and change the practice of Japanese aggression at that time.

But I personally think that if Zhang Zuolin is still alive in this world, then it will not be able to stop the Japanese offensive plan. You must know that the combat effectiveness of the Northeast Army at that time was very weak, and there was no way to compete with the Japanese army at all. At that time, Zhang Zuolin led 100,000 Northeast Army and 30,000 Soviet troops to fight but did not win the war.

From this, we can see the difference in military strength, and it can also be seen that even if Zhang Zuolin led his Northeast army to fight at that time, it would be difficult for Japan to give up the plan to attack the Northeast, but the only smart thing Zhang Zuolin had was that he would know how to weigh it better than Zhang Xueliang, and he would definitely maneuver between Japan and the Soviet Union and let the two contain each other.