Historical Review of Siping Martyrs Cemetery

The Battle of Siping was a defensive campaign of the Northeast Democratic Allied Forces in Siping, a major military town in Northeast China, against the attack of Kuomintang troops during the Liberation War. From March 1946 to March 1948, China and the United States mobilized a large number of troops and launched four major battles in Siping: the first was the liberation war in Siping; The second time was the Siping Defence War; The third time was a tough battle in Siping; The fourth time was the Siping campaign. In these battles, the two sides invested 4, troops and fought for 52 days. This is the "four wars and four draws" that shocked China and foreign countries. Siping, the fourth world war, is also famous for its long battle time, large number of troops and large number of casualties. The battle of Siping not only liberated Siping, but also was of great significance to the national liberation. During the whole battle of Siping, more than 3, people were killed or injured by the Northeast Democratic Allied Forces, and more than 5, people were killed or injured by the enemy. Heroes endowed Siping with the reputation of "Hero City" with their young lives.