2. Chen Gongbo, the second traitor of Chen Gongbo-Wang puppet regime and acting as the "chairman", calls himself a "minister in troubled times" and is a changeable figure. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, he followed Wang Jingwei's treason and defected to the enemy, becoming the second traitor of Wang Jingwei's puppet regime. Chen Gongbo's life was full of political changes, and he was finally nailed to the shame column of history.
3, Zhou Fohai-wayward, after three Japanese mutinies launched a full-scale war of aggression against China, Zhou Fohai took refuge in Wang Jingwei with strong political ambitions and regarded Wang Jingwei as a "spiritual leader". In Wang's puppet Manchuria camp, he developed and trained his cronies by means of money buying and official oath, and also set up a secret service organization and personally served as the leader.
4.1On March 28th, 938, Liang Hongzhi established the puppet government of the Republic of China in Nanjing, which governed the enemy-occupied areas of Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Anhui provinces and the two special cities of Nanjing and Shanghai. He is the "President of the Executive Yuan" and Wen Zongyao is the Legislative Yuan. After the establishment of the "Reform Government", it immediately signed a series of agreements with Japan, such as the Outline of the Establishment of Huazhong Iron Mine Co., Ltd., which enabled Japan to quickly control the economy of Central China and plunder China's resources and materials.
5. Fu Xiaoan-Zhu Shengyuan, a "righteous servant of two generations", died of several knives.
6. Yin Rugeng, the first chairman of the puppet regime in North China, studied in Japan in his early years and contacted the Japanese military and political circles through his Japanese wife. After returning home, he speculated among warlords, and later took refuge in Huang Wei, one of the leaders of the Kuomintang pro-Japanese faction and the New Deal Department.
7. Li Shiqun-1932 took refuge in Japan but was poisoned by the Japanese army. He was arrested by the Kuomintang central spy, surrendered himself and defected, and was appointed as an intelligence officer directly under the Shanghai work area of the Party Affairs Investigation Department of the Kuomintang Central Organization Department. From 65438 to 0939, he served as Secretary-General of the Secret Service Committee of the Executive Committee of the CPC Central Committee in Wang Guomin and Deputy Director of the Secret Service Headquarters, brutally persecuting the anti-Japanese soldiers and civilians.
8. Chen Bijun-No.1 female traitor during the Anti-Japanese War1965438+In May 2002, she officially announced her marriage to Wang Jingwei. 1924, the Kuomintang was elected as the central supervisory commission at the first national congress.
After the September 18th Incident, she actively supported Wang Jingwei's compromise line with Japan. After the outbreak of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, he moved to Chongqing with the government.
9. Ding Mocun-first the traitor, then the undercover, and finally angered Chiang Kai-shek and was sentenced to death. Ding Mocun was born in Changde, Hunan. 192 1 Join the Socialist Youth League. After resigning, he joined the Kuomintang. 1937 served as the second director of the Kuomintang Military Bureau.
10, Wang Kemin Wang Kemin was originally from Hangzhou County (now Yuhang), Zhejiang Province, China. 1935, member of Jicha government affairs Committee. After the outbreak of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, he became a traitor to the enemy. He has served as the chairman of the administrative committee of the provisional government of the puppet Republic of China, the president of the "New People's Association" of the traitor organization, the chairman of the joint committee of the puppet Republic of China, the chairman of the North China Government Committee of the Wang Puppet National Government and the inspector general of the General Administration of Internal Affairs, and a member of the Wang Puppet National Government.