Everyone is familiar with the Eighth Route Army 1 15 Division. It is one of the three main divisions of the Eighth Route Army. To tell how strong 1 15 division is, his first teacher was Lin Biao, and the Pingxingguan campaign was fought by 1 15 division. After that, almost all the five field armies of our army were influenced by it.
Only when there is a powerful general can Qiang Bing be so powerful, and the generals are certainly not bad. When awarded the title in 1955, 1 15 division had 3 marshals, 2 generals, 15 generals and 35 lieutenant generals. Lin Biao, the first division commander, Nie, the deputy division commander, and Luo Ronghuan, the first director of political training department, were awarded the rank of marshal, Xiao Hua, the first deputy director of political training department, was awarded the rank of general, and Zhou Kun was the first chief of staff of 1 15 division.
Why did the first Chief of Staff mysteriously disappear?
Zhou Kun was born in 1902. /kloc-participated in the autumn harvest uprising in 0/927, and then went to Jinggangshan. He was the company commander of the 3 1 regiment of the Red Fourth Army until he took part in the Long March as the chief of staff of the Red Army. Later, he served as the principal of Ren Hongjun School, the director of the school affairs office of the Red Army University, the central tutor (Qingyang Infantry School) and the education director of the second branch of Kangda University.
When the Red Army was reorganized into the Eighth Route Army, he served as the Chief of Staff of the 1 15 Division. It is also one of the 23 members of the Central Military Commission.
This qualification, the cow has to do it or not.
However, such a senior cadre mysteriously disappeared in February 1938, and never disappeared again, just like disappearing out of thin air.
After ruling out the possibility of Zhou Kun's murder or mutiny, there are roughly three theories about Zhou Kun's disappearance.
1. Zhou Kun left the army and returned to his hometown to live in seclusion with a check for 30,000 yuan written by Kong Xiangxi.
2. After going to the Eighth Route Army headquarters for a meeting, Zhou Kun collected 60,000 yuan for military expenses and ran back to his hometown.
Third, after Zhou Kun received a military fee of100000 yuan at the meeting, he asked the guards to bring back 70000 yuan, kept 30000 yuan for himself, and then disappeared.
In any case, Zhou Kun's motive seems to be absconding with the money.
On the left is Zhou Kun.
There are several legends about where they fled, but they have no basis, and most of them are based on rumors.
In a word, Zhou Kun never appeared again, left the Eighth Route Army forever and mysteriously disappeared.
If Zhou Kun is not missing, it is appropriate to award the rank of general according to his qualifications and abilities and referring to the generals of the same period. No matter what the real reason for Zhou Kun's disappearance is, in short, there is a founding general missing in history.