In the Huanggutun incident, Zhang Zuolin had at least two chances to escape, but why did he still di

Zhang Zuolin was overconfident, he had always been not to be outdone, even if it was a Japanese, he was unwilling to bow his head, thinking that he had enough troops and strength to resist the Japanese, and his contempt for Japan, ignoring the strength of Japan at that time, made him lose the opportunity to escape.

Because Zhang Zuolin didn't grasp these two opportunities, and he thought too much when he ran away, which eventually led to him not running away.

Because he believed in the Japanese too much, and he also believed that the Japanese would not dare to kill him, after all, he was very powerful in the northeast, and with the strength of the Japanese in the northeast, he would never dare to assassinate himself.

Zhang Zuolin worked hard in the Northeast for decades, and under his governance, the economy has developed well, and the military strength of the Feng army is also the strongest among the warlords. After the victory of the Second Zhifeng War in 1924, Zhang Zuolin entered Beijing and served as the generalissimo of the army and navy.

When Zhang Zuolin first sought support from Japan, he reached an agreement to allow Japan to build five railways in Northeast China. When Zhang Zuolin went into the wilderness, the Japanese embassy sent people to negotiate with Zhang many times, but they were all prevaricated. In 1928, the Northern Expeditionary Army approached Beijing, and the Fengjun army was defeated and retreated, and in desperation, Zhang Zuolin prepared to return to his hometown in Fengtian.

After the Japanese learned the news, they felt that Zhang Zuolin was gone and no longer valuable, so they decided to deal with him along the way. And Zhang Zuolin also received news of Japan's misdeeds, so he made many arrangements for the departure date, preparing to confuse the Japanese Kwantung Army.

At the end of May 1928, he announced that he would leave Beijing on June 1, and sent people to publicize it, and later announced that the departure time would be changed to June 2. In fact, Zhang Zuolin set off at about 6 o'clock in the evening on June 3, and the day before the actual departure, he arranged for his subordinates to take the train back to Fengtian first.

It stands to reason that Zhang Zuolin's trick is really clever, so why were the Japanese able to assassinate him in Huanggutun?

It turned out that there was a personal adviser named Machino Takema by his side, and in the previous years, Machino Takema had given Zhang Zuolin advice on China's situation and foreign relations many times, so he won Zhang's trust.

Before Zhang Zuolin left Beijing, he summoned Zhang Zuoxiang, Wu Junsheng, Yang Yuting and others to discuss together, and finally finalized the decision to leave on June 3. It was a seamless plan, but he didn't want to be told to the Japanese Kwantung Army by Machino Takema, who wanted to hide it from the world, but he just made a move under people's noses.

In order to ensure that the assassination operation was foolproof, as early as June 1, the Kwantung Army planted a large amount of explosives under the Huanggutun Bridge, and all Japanese troops stationed in Huanggutun were placed under martial law. Although the Feng army had deep roots in the northeast, the area around Huanggutun was under the jurisdiction of the Kwantung Army at that time, and the Feng army did not garrison troops here, so the movements of the Japanese army were not discovered.

When the special train arrived at Huanggutun, the Japanese army introduced ** medicine, and Zhang Zuolin was seriously injured and died after the rescue failed. It's a pity that the shrewd I finally fell because of the informants around him.

Because the Japanese have considered all the possibilities, they want to kill Zhang Zuolin.

Because his aunt and wife informed, he leaked the travel time and the carriage, so he was easily found and assassinated by the Japanese, and finally died in the end, and a generation of heroes fell.

First, because the Northeast Army has undercover agents of the Japanese army, they constantly provide intelligence for the Japanese army. Second, because the Japanese army did everything in its best hands, no matter when Zhang Zuolin came back, he would be blown up!

In the 1928 Huanggutun Incident, Zhang Zuolin could not escape death for the following reasons: first, people had a strong anti-Japanese spirit at that time, and secondly, Zhang Zuolin refused Japan's request because he had soldiers in his hands, Zhang Zuolin's train had Japanese eyeliners, and the Japanese arranged a careful plan.

1.At that time, there was a strong anti-Japanese spirit

At that time, Japan forced us to hand over the right to hand over the railway and settle the Manchurian-Mongolian unsolved case, which ignited people's anger, so the anti-Japanese spirit of the people at that time was very strong, and they also held demonstrations. At that time, Japan was really excessive, and put forward a lot of demands that hurt our interests, and it was very tough, just to invade the Northeast. Zhang Zuolin is also regarded as the number one person in the spirit of the people in the Northeast, so I think the Japanese want to kill him in order to scare ordinary people.

2.Zhang Zuolin rejected Japan's request

Japan made many demands, but Zhang Zuolin rejected them one by one, so the Japanese have always regarded Zhang Zuolin as the biggest obstacle to occupying Northeast China. In order to invade the Northeast, they had to get rid of Zhang Zuolin, which was a big reason why the Japanese wanted to get rid of Zhang Zuolin.

3.Zhang Zuolin's train has Japanese eyeliner

At that time, someone also told Zhang Zuolin in advance that something was wrong with the Japanese recently, and hoped that he would pay attention to it. Zhang Zuolin also paid attention, he changed his itinerary several times to confuse the Japanese, but he had the eyes of the Japanese by his side, so no matter how his itinerary changed, the Japanese would know, and finally died in this Huanggutun incident. It's really good that this eyeliner is hidden, which shows how much effort the Japanese have put into it, and how determined they are to kill Zhang Zuolin.

4.The Japanese arranged a well-thought-out plan

The Japanese not only thought about such an incident to kill Zhang Zuolin, but also thought of many other plans, such as sending assassins to assassinate him. If Zhang Zuolin had escaped this Huanggutun incident, then he might have died in another incident. The Japanese were determined to let him die, and it would not be over if they didn't kill him.

Because the Japanese had already arranged a conspiracy, even if he did not die in the Huanggutun incident, he would not escape the fate of death in the end. Because the power in the Northeast was very large at that time, and Zhang Zuolin did not want to be controlled by Japan, the Japanese had bad intentions.

In fact, the Japanese were fully prepared in order to get rid of Zhang ZuolinThree plans。Blowing up the train is just one of the steps, in order to be foolproof. They even arranged assassins, and there was also a contingent of Japanese waiting before the terminal.

It was only the first step that succeeded, so the follow-up plan, was not implemented. Later, when some experts studied this period of history, they also believed that the Japanese plan was seamless.

The Japanese already hated Zhang Zuolin to the core, and after Huanggutun, they already had a complete set of plans, including attacking the Northeast Army, occupying the three eastern provinces, etc., so that even if Zhang Zuolin did not die in Huanggutun, the Japanese would still create all kinds of opportunities to kill him in the future.

Zhang Zuolin is a thorn in the side of the Japanese invasion of China in the Northeast, and of course the Japanese army will not let him live, so even if Zhang Zuolin escapes, he will be killed by the Japanese in other places!

This was a long-planned and extremely clumsy assassination, and Zhang Zuolin's attitude of non-cooperation with Japanese imperialism in Northeast China determined that he would face Japanese militarism and pursue him endlessly.

I think the last words may have been said to Zhang Xueliang in advance, but it may be too late to leave a last word.

There should have been no last words, because he was blown up before he could speak.

Enough to eat? It's okay to discuss this issue, it's useless???

Actually, I feel that it happened quite suddenly, and I should have left no last words.

I don't think I left any last words because it happened so suddenly.