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| - Tang Juwu, ou Tang Chu-wu, 唐聚五 (1898 - 18 mai 1939), est l'un des principaux meneurs des armées de volontaires anti-japonaises qui luttèrent contre l'armée impériale japonaise et l'État du Mandchoukouo à la suite de l'invasion de la Mandchourie de 1931. (fr)
- 唐聚五（1898年4月20日－1939年5月18日），字甲州，原名福隆，满洲正黄旗人，生于吉林省雙城縣（今黑龙江省双城市）鑲藍旗三屯，中華民國軍人，官至中將，於中日戰爭期間陣亡的中國軍方高級將領之一。 本為張學良東北軍，後為中日戰爭初期之高級將領，1939年因戰功升至東北游擊司令，官拜少將。之後，他於河北及熱河戰場指揮中國軍隊作戰，於1939年5月18日陣亡於。1940年4月10日，中華民國政府特以1260號褒揚令明令褒揚。 (zh)
- Tang Juwu, Tang Chu-wu, 唐聚五,(20 April 1898 – 18 May 1939), Chinese officer, general of one of the Anti-Japanese Volunteer Armies resisting the pacification of Manchukuo. Tang Chu-wu joined the 27th Guard Brigade at the age of seventeen. While serving with the Northeastern Army Sixth Infantry Division he was sent to officer training in May 1926, graduating the following year. Tang Ju-wu had been the commander of the 1st Regiment of the eastern frontier defence force., that was disbanded and interned by the Japanese during the early days of the invasion of Manchuria. (en)
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| - Tang Juwu, ou Tang Chu-wu, 唐聚五 (1898 - 18 mai 1939), est l'un des principaux meneurs des armées de volontaires anti-japonaises qui luttèrent contre l'armée impériale japonaise et l'État du Mandchoukouo à la suite de l'invasion de la Mandchourie de 1931. (fr)
- Tang Juwu, Tang Chu-wu, 唐聚五,(20 April 1898 – 18 May 1939), Chinese officer, general of one of the Anti-Japanese Volunteer Armies resisting the pacification of Manchukuo. Tang Chu-wu joined the 27th Guard Brigade at the age of seventeen. While serving with the Northeastern Army Sixth Infantry Division he was sent to officer training in May 1926, graduating the following year. Tang Ju-wu had been the commander of the 1st Regiment of the eastern frontier defence force., that was disbanded and interned by the Japanese during the early days of the invasion of Manchuria. He grieved over the loss of his homeland and the humiliation of his countrymen, after his regiment was disarmed and interned without struggle by the Japanese. Tang Juwu escaped and then cut one of his fingers and wrote eight Chinese characters meaning "Kill the enemy, punish the traitors, save our country and love our people." After escaping internment, the Northeast National Salvation Society appointed Tang as commander and helped him get in touch with smaller forces which others were organising in eastern Liaoning province. Tang also made use of his extensive personal contacts with police chiefs, officials, local gentry militias and the leaders of the semi-clandestine Big Swords Society. Tang Juwu accepted any recruits who were willing to fight against the invaders including bandits. He was able to develop the Northeast People's Anti-Japanese Volunteer Army with some 10,000 troops under his command. In May 1932, Tang Juwu judged that the time was ripe for his army to go on the offensive. Tang's army, now 20,000 men surrounded the Japanese Tunghua garrison. In reaction the Japanese police and detachments of the Manchukuoan Army attempted to relieve the siege in the . The Japanese were unable to defeat Tang and his force threatened the region to the east of the important city of Mukden and communications with Korea. Based in the Tonghua area, his army fought, with the Japanese Kwantung Army stationed in Shenyang and the Manchukuon army of South Liaoning province. Although all major cities had been lost, the volunteer armies gained a new lease of life during the summer of 1932 and reached their greatest strength. On Oct 11th 1932, in the Operation, two Japanese cavalry brigades, one mixed brigade, and 7 Manchukuo puppet brigades attacked Tang Juwu's forces in Tonghua & area. The threat of Japanese aerial bombardment of Tonghua forced Tang to withdraw from it in order to save the civilian population. After the defection of the Manchukuoan 37th Route commander , Tang Juwu was able to break through the Japanese encirclement to the west and escape. On October 16, the Japanese took over Tonghua, and on the 17th, Hengren, with a casualties of 500 men. Tang and the remainder of his force eventually were forced to flee into Rehe. When the battle of Rehe broke out early in 1933, he was made head of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Volunteer 3rd Corps. Unable to stand idle against the Japanese following the Tanggu Truce Tang joined the Chahar People's Anti-Japanese Army in May 1933. He was later taken back by the Nationalist army and given command of a Regiment as part of Chiang Kai-shek's efforts to disperse the Anti Japanese Army and avoid war with the Japanese. After the outbreak of the Second Sino-Japanese War he was assigned to operate behind the Japanese lines as a guerilla commander. He was killed in action in Hebei on May 18, 1939. (en)
- 唐聚五（1898年4月20日－1939年5月18日），字甲州，原名福隆，满洲正黄旗人，生于吉林省雙城縣（今黑龙江省双城市）鑲藍旗三屯，中華民國軍人，官至中將，於中日戰爭期間陣亡的中國軍方高級將領之一。 本為張學良東北軍，後為中日戰爭初期之高級將領，1939年因戰功升至東北游擊司令，官拜少將。之後，他於河北及熱河戰場指揮中國軍隊作戰，於1939年5月18日陣亡於。1940年4月10日，中華民國政府特以1260號褒揚令明令褒揚。 (zh)
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