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Major General Dai Li.

As the Chief of the Kuomintang (KMT) Army secret service in China, Dai Li helped to develop China's modern intelligence organization in 1928. He became one of the most powerful and feared men in China. Dai was also the head of the Blue Shirts Society, a fascist organization that did security and intelligence work for Chiang. In 1930s and 1940s, his agents from the Military-Statistics Bureau were very successful at penetrating the Chinese Communist and Imperial Japanese puppet organizations. Dai worked with the United States during World War II and was taught new methods of espionage, and his guerrilla force grew to 70,000 men. In return for this partnership, he made available maps of the South China coast, intelligence on Japanese maneuvers and a safe haven for downed Allied aircrew. After the signing of the SACO Treaty in 1942, Dai was placed as head of Sino-American intelligence activities. He died in a plane crash on March 17, 1946, possibly arranged by Dai's counterpart and rival in the Communist Party of China (CCP), the notorious security and intelligence chief Kang Sheng.

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Major General Dai Li.

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Traducción automática: Como jefe del servicio secreto del ejército del Kuomintang (KMT) en China, Dai Li ayudó a desarrollar la moderna organización de inteligencia de China en 1928. Se convirtió en uno de los hombres más poderosos y temidos de China. Dai también era el jefe de la Sociedad de Camisas Azules, una organización fascista que realizaba trabajos de seguridad e inteligencia para Chiang. En las décadas de 1930 y 1940, sus agentes de la Oficina de Estadísticas Militares tuvieron mucho éxito al penetrar en las organizaciones títeres comunistas chinas y japonesas imperiales. Dai trabajó con los Estados Unidos durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial y aprendió nuevos métodos de espionaje, y su fuerza guerrillera creció hasta 70.000 hombres. A cambio de esta asociación, puso a disposición mapas de la costa del sur de China, información de inteligencia sobre las maniobras japonesas y un refugio seguro para las tripulaciones aéreas aliadas derribadas. Después de la firma del Tratado SACO en 1942, Dai fue designado jefe de las actividades de inteligencia chino-estadounidenses. Murió en un accidente aéreo el 17 de marzo de 1946, posiblemente organizado por el homólogo y rival de Dai en el Partido Comunista de China (PCC), el famoso jefe de seguridad e inteligencia Kang Sheng.

As the Chief of the Kuomintang (KMT) Army secret service in China, Dai Li helped to develop China's modern intelligence organization in 1928. He became one of the most powerful and feared men in China. Dai was also the head of the Blue Shirts Society, a fascist organization that did security and intelligence work for Chiang. In 1930s and 1940s, his agents from the Military-Statistics Bureau were very successful at penetrating the Chinese Communist and Imperial Japanese puppet organizations. Dai worked with the United States during World War II and was taught new methods of espionage, and his guerrilla force grew to 70,000 men. In return for this partnership, he made available maps of the South China coast, intelligence on Japanese maneuvers and a safe haven for downed Allied aircrew. After the signing of the SACO Treaty in 1942, Dai was placed as head of Sino-American intelligence activities. He died in a plane crash on March 17, 1946, possibly arranged by Dai's counterpart and rival in the Communist Party of China (CCP), the notorious security and intelligence chief Kang Sheng.

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Tamaño imagen:

3898 x 4703 px | 52.4 MB

Tamaño impresión:

33.0 x 39.8 cm | 13.0 x 15.7 in (300 dpi)

Palabras clave:

ASIA • ASIATICO • CHINA • CHINO • HISTORIA • HISTORICO • JAPONES • PORCELANA • SEGUNDA GUERRA MUNDIAL