* * * How many Korean volunteers assassinated or destroyed Japanese personnel or facilities? What are the projects?

An Zhonggen killed Ito Bowen An Zhonggen, whose name was Qi Ying, 1879. Born in Haizhou, Huanghai Road, he studied Chinese studies and martial arts since childhood. 1895 joined Catholicism with his father and got in touch with new knowledge. 1905, returned from Shanghai and founded Dunyi School in Nanpu to train talents. 1907, Ito Bowen forced South Korea to sign seven treaties, forced Emperor Li Xi to abdicate and forcibly dissolved the South Korean army. A large-scale resistance movement broke out in South Korea. Desperately came to the Russian Far East coastal state and devoted himself to the Korean Volunteer Movement. 1908, led 100 people to cross the Tumen River to North Korea to fight against the Japanese army in the capacity of General Staff, Special Independent Captain and Russian territory commander of the North Korean Rebel Army under Quan Qide. /kloc-in the first month of 0/909, An Zhonggen broke the alliance with eleven comrades and devoted himself to the struggle for national salvation. In the same year, he learned that Duke Ito Bowen, the former prime minister of Japan and the first North Korean governor of Japan, who was the culprit of invading South Korea and forcing South Korea to sign a treaty of losing sovereignty, would hold talks with Russian Finance Minister Kokov Chev in Manchuria, so An Zhonggen also sneaked into Harbin, disguised as a Japanese, and sneaked into the railway station. 65438+1At 9: 00 am on October 26th, Ito Bowen (the promoter of Meiji Restoration and former Japanese Prime Minister twice) arrived at Harbin Railway Station by special train. Accompanied by dozens of people, including Japanese Privy Council Speaker Gugu Jiugang's secretary, Moritaro, director of the Palace Office, physician Yamayama, member of the House of Lords Murata Wenyi, director of Nanman Railway Club Kazuo Nakamura, counselor of Kanto Governor's Office Kiyojiro Tanaka, and Ushinosuke Ouchi. After the special train arrived, Russian Finance Minister Kokov Chev entered the carriage and had a conversation with Ito Bowen for about 25 minutes. After that, they got off the train and reviewed the Russian honor guard on the platform. After the military parade, Ito Bowen went to Japan to welcome the team. At this time, An Zhonggen, wearing a black coat and a black cap, rushed out of the welcoming crowd and raised his pistol to shoot Ito Bowen. Ito only had time to say "Who?" Be knocked to the ground. An Zhonggen's pistol was loaded with eight bullets and fired seven. Three of them hit Ito (the Japanese forensic examination report said that the first bullet entered the right chest rib from the outside of the center of the right upper arm, horizontally penetrated both lungs and remained in the left lung lobe; The second shot entered the right rib from behind the right joint, penetrated the chest and stayed on the left rib. The third bullet grazed the outside of the center of the right upper arm, entered from the center of the upper abdomen, and stayed in the abdominal muscle), and the other four bullets injured the Japanese Consul General in Harbin, Kawakami (the right wrist was punctured seriously), Jiro Tai Sen and Jiro Tanaka respectively. Ito died on the same day 10 due to the use of a highly lethal flower bomb. An Zhonggen was arrested by Russian military police who rushed to the scene. The next day, Yu Yuchun, Cao Daoxian, Liu Dongxia and other 15 people who accompanied An Zhonggen to Harbin were also arrested by the Russian side for this case. As the case occurred in Dong Qing Railway Protection Zone, Russia extradited it to the Japanese Consulate General. The Kanto County High Court of Japan held a hearing to hear this world-famous case. Japanese prosecutors Qiaoxiong Mizuho and Akihito Abe, as well as defense lawyers Mizuno Kichitaro and Masaji Urata of An Zhonggen. After several months of trial, the Guangdong Provincial High Court illegally sentenced An Zhonggen to death on191February 0 10. 19 10 At 9: 04 on March 26th, An Zhonggen, a righteous man, dressed in traditional Korean pure white silk hanbok, calmly walked to the gallows and died heroically in Lushun prison. In the afternoon 1, the martyr's body was buried in Lushun Gong * * * cemetery. After a long war, the tomb site has disappeared. After the war, South Korea set up a monument for it. 1932 April 29th is Hirohito's birthday. South Korea's Yi Shiyin sneaked into the "Celebration Conference of the Songhu War" held by the Japanese invaders in Hongkou Park, Shanghai, and killed General Masaaki Shirakawa, commander-in-chief of the Japanese invaders, causing a sensation in the world. Yin 1908 was born in Deshan Liang Shi, li mountain County, Chungcheongnam-do. His real name is Yu Yi, and his name is Mei Xuan. /kloc-when he was 0/6 years old, he studied Japanese, participated in the patriotic enlightenment movement and started a township school in his hometown. Later, I learned that the provisional government of the Republic of Korea led by Korean patriot Jin Jiu was engaged in the anti-Japanese independence movement in Shanghai, China, so I left my hometown in February 1930 and went to the provisional government of the Republic of Korea. At the age of 23, I left a farewell letter to my wife: "My husband will not be born again when he leaves home." Yin died peacefully in the cattle armory on the outskirts of Kanazawa, Japan. At the age of 26. Yin's feat, as Mr. Wang praised: "Is it only 30 million North Koreans who smell this loud noise and cheer?" 45 million people in China should feel the same way. Thousands of creatures died in the Shanghai War. From then on, the ghosts of Jiuquan can be closed. Hey! Men with ambition can win the handsome of the three armed forces; Those who really worry about their country, in this critical autumn, can't wait for death, but struggle! "South Korea's righteous Li Fengchang assassinated the emperor-when his father started looking for someone, Li Fengchang came in wearing Japanese clothes. Come and go, become acquaintances. Li drank wine and said, why don't you kill the Japanese emperor when you are engaged in the independence movement? He said that he used to work in Japan, and the Japanese emperor visited the grave every year. When he passed Sakurada Gate, people on both sides bowed their heads and knelt down. He was there last year. If he had a weapon in his hand, he would have been killed. My father went to Fengchang, Li See, and found that he was really a promising young man. He told him that the interim government only took this opportunity to let the Korean people at home and abroad know that the revolution was still going on. Li Fengchang volunteered to do it. He said, I have been in this world for 3 1 year, and I have enjoyed the happiness of life. What I am doing now is to pursue the greatest happiness in life. Father decided to provide Li Fengchang with funds. The funds of the interim government were collected by my father from overseas Chinese. At that time, there were 2000 to 3000 overseas Chinese working in the United States. They work in the polo field on a hot day and earn a dollar a day. That's really not human life. They took 20 or 30 cents out of the one yuan they earned every day and gave it to the Shanghai Provisional Government for funding. Father gave Li Fengchang thousands of dollars and gave him two bombs, one to blow up the Japanese emperor and the other to commit suicide. Li Fengchang went to Japan. Father sent him a telegram. 1932 1 8, Li Fengchang took action. Unfortunately, the bomb he used didn't work. A bomb only hit the tailgate of the emperor's car, but it did not hurt him. Li Fengchang was arrested and executed. As can be seen from the trial record of Li Fengchang, he said at that time: "I want to do it automatically, and no one ordered me." "My opponent is the Japanese emperor, he is the biggest enemy of our nation! "