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Training Regiment of the Third Red Army. Then, he was soon appointed as the commander of the Seventh Regiment. In October 1934, Lu was appointed as the commander of the Fourth Regiment, helping to establish the Soviet areas in Eastern Guizhou and in areas around Hunan, Hubei, Xichuang and Guizhou provinces. In 1934, Lu hurt his leg during the last battle in Houping Town, Dayong County, Hunan province. In November 1935, Lu led his regiment to attend the Long March. In April 1936, Lu conducted his regiment to force a crossing the Jinsha River – located in Shigu Town, Yulong County, Yunnan Province – ensuring the success of crossing the river for the Second and the Sixth Army Troops. In September, after the Second Force of the Red Army crossed the Wei River, Lu led four divisions fighting for two days, covering main forces to pass the Liupan Mountain. On 22 September, after they arrived in Jiangtaibao in Jingning County, Gansu Province, they successfully joined the First and the Fourth Red Army.
143:. In September 1941, Nazi Germany marched its army towards Moscow, Lin Biao led those studying in Moscow, including Lu, to return to China via Mongolia by train. In October, they arrived in Kulun, an Outer Mongolia city and stuck there for one month since the borderline roads between Mongolia and China had been destroyed. Lin Biao was the only one who could take a plane back to China since he was the only one who registered as a formal identity—the head commander of the Fifth Regiment—when leaving for the Soviet Union. The rest had to stay in Outer Mongolia and could not take a plane. Liu Yalou and Lu were good in Russian, so they were assigned to be advisers of Soviet Army in Mongolia. In 1943, Liu Yalou, Yang Zhicheng and Lu went to Khabarovsk, an Army Region of Far East Soviet Union, and worked in Bridge 88 of infantry.
87:, China was the Chinese commander of the pistol company of the headquarters of the Fourth Red Army, the battalion commander of the pistol group, the battalion commander of the guarding battalion of the Second Red Army, the commander of Regiment Twenty-Seven of Division Seven of the Third Red Army, the political commissioner of the Independent Division of Hu'nan and Hubei Area, the commander of the Fourth Division of the Second Red Army, the commander of Force 358 of the Division 120 of the Eighth Route Army and the commander of Songjiang Military Command of Northeast People Autonomous Army. After the Northern Expedition, Anti-Encirclement Campaigns, the Great Expedition, and studying in the Soviet Union, Lu was killed by two Soviet soldiers in Ha'erbing city in 1945.
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Revolutionary Army and went to Wuhan City. In 1927, after Wang
Jingwei launched the Seven-One-Five Event, affected by Chen Geng, Lu left Wuhan City and went to Nanchang City in the late July and became a member of the Twentieth Army of the National Revolutionary Army, under the command of He Long. In August 1927, Lu attended the Nanchang Uprising, in charge of political security with Chen Geng Lu was then appointed as the deputy commander of the First Battalion of the Sixth Company of the Twentieth Army of uprising troops. In the Huichang Battle, Chen Geng's left foot got hurt badly, and Lu protected him in the hails of bullets. After the failure in Chaoshan, Lu went to Shanghai via Hong Kong with Chen, got touch with the
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Lu followed the Red Force of the Soviet Union and returned to China. On 16 November, Chen Yun, the secretary of the branch office of CCP Central
Committee in North Manchu, arrived in Ha’erbing city and held a meeting in Dazhi Street that night. In the meeting, Lu was appointed as the commander of the
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September 1932, the ad hoc of Western Hu'an and Western Hubei Area of the CCP Central Committee joined independent groups like Jianli, Mianyang, Qianjiang, etc. to form the independent regiment of Western Hu'nan and Western Hubei Area. They appointed Lu the political commissioner and asked him to
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In the beginning of the Second Sino-Japanese War, Lu was appointed as the commander of the Bridge 358 of the
Regiment 120 (failed to assume office), soon after which, he was assigned to study at the Military and Political University of Resistance Against Japan in Yan’an city. In winter of the same
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During the breakout battle, Lu led two battalions to cover the rear but they lost the touch with main forces. Lu kept launching guerrilla warfare in areas like
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Dongsheng was born in a sharecropper family in Xiangtan County, Hu'nan Province. He was a cowboy in Chen Geng's family when he was young. In 1925, he joined the Forty-First Division of Xiang Army and in 1926, he attended the Northern Expedition, following the Eighth Army of the National
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Province. At that time, the Sixth and Fourth Red Army were under attacked by the National Revolutionary Army and the headquarters was surrounded. Lu led the pistol company to keep fighting and repel the National
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Military Region of Songjiang. The meeting finished at 11pm, after which, Lu helped Chen Yun to pick up Chen's luggage. On their way back, Lu was shot dead by two Soviet soldiers who violated the military discipline and robbed on the road.
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