226 Espionage Anecdotes | Intelligence and Killing in War: The Military Statistics Bureau, the Central Statistics Bureau, and No. 76
During the Republic of China era, intelligence agencies such as the Military Statistics Bureau, the Central Statistics Bureau, and No. 76 engaged in covert struggles. In this unique and turbulent situation in Chinese history, frequent assassinations and the ambiguous, deceptive human hearts provided later literary and artistic creators with ample room for imagination and inspiration. Starting from the autobiographical recollections of Sun Yaodong, the confidential secretary of Zhou Fohai, why was No. 76 born on Jessfield Road? How did the Wang Jingwei regime and the Military Statistics Bureau shift from the peak of bloody vendettas to the Chongqing side using the Wang Jingwei government for peace negotiations? How did the Military Statistics Bureau, whose success or failure rested solely on Dai Li, go from its zenith to decline? Please listen to this episode's insightful sharing by Sha Qingqing.
Original Chinese title & description
226 谍海轶闻｜战争中的情报与杀戮：军统、中统和76号
民国时期军统、中统、76号等特务机关在暗中角力，在这场中国历史上独特的风云变局中，频发的暗杀事件与雾里看花的人心诡辩都为后来的文艺创作者们提供了大量的想象空间与创作灵感。从周佛海的机要秘书孙曜东自述回忆讲起，76号为何在极司非尔路上诞生？汪伪与军统如何从血腥仇杀的巅峰时期时移势易到重庆方面借汪伪政府之手和谈？成败系戴笠一人之手的军统又怎样从盛极一时到由盛转衰？请听本期节目沙青青的精彩分享。
Participation credit “本期话题成员”：沙青青（微信公众号：13号埋立地）。
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