Who was the commander who liberated Nanjing?

The battle to liberate Nanking was mainly commanded by Chen Yi's San Ye, and the commanders were Su Yu and Zhang zhen.

Because Nanjing was basically peacefully liberated, there was no resistance, and few troops were invested. Most of the work was to receive and maintain martial law.

The troops that attacked Nanjing were the 34 th and 35 th armies, and the 35 th army entered the city. The commander was Wu, the general of the Kuomintang uprising. He Jifeng, commander of the 34th Army.

1In August, 937, the Japanese army launched the Battle of Songhu in Shanghai, which was a real million-person war between China and Japan, and also marked the undeclared war between the two countries. In the Battle of Songhu, the national army invested more than 800,000 troops and the Japanese invaders invested more than 200,000 troops. Although it ended in a crushing defeat of the national army, it completely shattered the Japanese invaders' wild words that China was destroyed in three months.

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In the same year 1 February1day, the Japanese invaders issued an order to capture other countries' capitals. Matsui Shigen, commander of the Japanese invading army in Central China, led the invading army to a sinful beginning. After ten days of advancing fighting, the Japanese army arrived at the gate of Nanjing on1February 10, and Nanjing had150,000 national troops guarding the city. In the face of Japanese troops with excellent weapons and commanders' tactical mistakes, Nanjing fell on 13.

Many people say that Nanjing actually has a150,000 national army, and the commander's wrong tactics in defending Nanjing are not advisable, just defending a city and turning the city wall into a position that was already a hot weapon at that time. The Japanese aggressors can concentrate their forces on one point, and there will be a breakthrough, and Nanjing will soon fall.