1892 August17-1937165438+10/4
Birthplace: Gunma County
Place of death: Shanghai
Country: Imperial Japanese Army
Rank: Colonel
Troops: Major of the Second Brigade of the Independent Guard.
Captain of Yan Bing 102 Company
Participation in sports: Siberian intervention
Japan-China War
In the 24th year of Meiji (1892), Tieren was born in August 17 and died in Showa 12 (1937)14 in Shanghai. Japanese army soldiers died.
family background
He was born in the family of Toyotomiya Yoshiki, the village head of Gunma County. He studied in Qianqiao Middle School and Army NCO School (No.27). Taisho graduated on February 25th in the fourth year (19 15). On February 25th of the same year, he served as the second lieutenant of the Army Infantry and joined the Third Company of the Guards Infantry.
experience
In the eighth year of Taisho (19 19), he was promoted to lieutenant in April, and joined the 50 th company of Xi' an soldiers in June the following year to participate in Siberian intervention (intervention in Soviet revolution). He felt the Soviet Cossack cavalry and armed peasants and began to explore countermeasures.
Dazheng 12 (1923) 1 went to Guangdong to study Chinese at his own expense. Taisho 14 was appointed as the captain in August, and was appointed as the squadron leader of the Third Company of Guards Infantry in March of the following year. In February, he served as the squadron leader of the Second Independent Guard Brigade and was stationed in Fengtian.
1928 (Showa 3rd year) On June 4th, he directed the Huanggutun incident according to the plan of Jing Daole Kawamoto, a senior staff officer of the Kwantung Army, and personally pressed the blasting switch. Afterwards, he was criticized by Prime Minister Hirohito and Prime Minister Yoshiichi Tanaka and resigned.
He thinks Manchuria is the lifeline of Japan. 193 1 12 went to Manchuria in June, and 1932 worked in the Kwantung Army Command in April. He used to be an adviser to the Ministry of Military and Political Affairs of Manchukuo and an instructor of the Jilin Provincial Guard of Manchukuo Army. He promoted the Japanese plan to immigrate to Manchuria and formed an armed immigrant group.
In the eighth year of Showa (1933), he was promoted to Shaozuo in August, joined the second infantry company in August 1937, served as the captain of the infantry company in June 165438+ October, and in June 165438+.
refer to
"Imperial Zhou Bei" Learning Institute, ISBN 4-05-6043 15-9, Heisei 18.
ボとリーダーと, Akita Bookstore, Showa 6 1 year.
The Story of the Army, by Hiroshi Toda, ISBN 4-7698-0 190-4, Showa 57.