19th Route Army

[Peter H]

Did the Cantonese 19th Route Army continue to operate after the Fujian Rebellion of 1933,called "the rebellion by the former 'heroes of Shanghai'"?

http://litten.de/fulltext/fujian2.htm

[asiaticus]

Read this article in the middle it talks about the fate of the 19th Route Army and Fujian.
http://www.romanization.com/books/formo ... hap02.html

Saw another site that mentioned the remanant of the 19th Route Army was absorbed by the 7th Route Army and headed by Mao Jishou.
http://www.uglychinese.org/campaign.htm#2ndcampaign

[Peter H]

Thanks asiaticus.What a waste of a good unit.

Regards
Peter


Cai Tingkai,the 19th Route Army commander.


http://digicoll.library.wisc.edu/db/dlm ... 0068ar.jpg

The only member of Mao's "inner circle who never became a communist".

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chiang_Kuang-Nai

[Stephen_Rynerson]

I thought I'd go ahead and post this question here because it's tangentially related to the picture of Cai Tingkai above.

A friend recently posted the picture below on another forum. The gentleman in the picture appears to be a major based on his collar insignia and he's clearly standing outside of the same building as Cai. Can anyone identify him? Google reverse image search doesn't turn up anything, although I think his hair has been photoshopped, which might be throwing off the results.