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Hakka general - Huang Tao
Subject: Taiwan Armed Forces? (Was: One China Under Way?)
From: gui@cs.concordia.ca (Gui)
Date: 1997/11/19
Message-ID: <64v0d0$28l$1@newsflash.concordia.ca>
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talk.politics.tibet,soc.culture.china,soc.culture.taiwan,talk.politics.china
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When did I say "Taiwan armed forces"? Where?
If there had existed something known as "Taiwan armed forces"
in Taiwan today, no one would have care even if they had called
themselves Taiwan Jun, which was, of course, the name of the huge
body of Nipponese troops later disarmed and expelled from in 1945
by the ROC armed forces commanded by the Cantonese Hakka general
Huang Tao. Some Taiwan, some armed forces.
General Huang disarmed the Nipponese troops in northern
Vietnam and moved on to do the same in Taiwan on 10/25/1945.
The English rushed to southern Vietnam and Indonesia. But
they did not disarm the Nipponese in either place. They
just used them to fight the local nationalists and hold out
until the Dutch and the French colonialists could return.
Despicable. But undoubtedly defensible according to the likes
of Glenys. English nationalists are a sorry bunch.
I saw a picture in a fairly new book co-authored by Jonathan
D. Spence and Annping Chin, _The Chinese Century_ which
should be circulated in Taiwan so that more school kids
can be impressed with it.
For it shows two rows of half-naked Nipponese lined up in
front of two Chinese officers. The caption is:
Some of the million or so surrendered Japanese
troops are given a final health check by the
Guomindang before going home at the end of
World War II.
It would mightily annoy the Taiwan Separatists, and perhaps
make foreign pro-Separatist liars like Mike Tortoni pause
before spreading more lies about the ownership of Taiwan.
Glossary
Huang Tao ~{;FLN~}
Taiwan Jun ~{L(Me>|~}