CHINESE COMMUNIST ATTITUDE TOWARD FORMER NATIONALIST OFFICERS AND TROOPS

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP82-00457R009500210006-2
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: C
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 15, 2016
• Document Release Date: April 18, 2001
• Sequence Number: 6
• Publication Date: December 21, 1951
• Content Type: REPORT

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INFORMATION REPORT CP NO
SUBJECT Chinese Coromunist Attitude toward Former Nationalist
Officers and Troops
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1, A short tiro prior to 29 Jam 1951, Communista in military districts in 'arta
China hold a mooting at uhich they discussed tho ideologyt, spaoch aria act"vitiaa
of former Nationalist gonerals serving mith tho Chinese Comannists? As a
result of the d1scusaion9 a largo nunbar of Camaatat ganorals reoommended
tae PoipingRevautionaryValitary Council that fornar Nationalista in the
Comnanist army to regimented for the folIouing roaaonsg
a(. The fighting strength of fOrner Nationalist tpoope participating in the
Korean war islaa0a, Thoynhava a poor min to fight and aro easily cam-
e:am by cnvironmont?
h. They do not have a clam rocognition of the Communist rovolution and their
concoption of the Party in worsening? This will oasUy causo baokuard
olomenta to unvarn
Formor high Nationalist generals mach as OU Tso-ipl TEND Pao-ahanD2 CRMI
Tana-Jena and WU Rua-aaanS haw been roloased frma their positions as
military leaders,
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2. Regimentation mill be handled as folloost
a, The practiom of releaaing former Nationalists from positions as regiment
and battalion commanders iril1 be continovi and they will be sant to receive
training in the North China University, They will be replacel by Cciannolets?
Armor Nationaliata will no lorgm hal positions es ocrapany eommanders
and plataon loadore,
ca Former Nationalist troops u131 be rooraanizod and efforts will be made to
intensify the education? Troops will be called upcn to cooperate with
oadh other and to servo tlaN poor& in a se ifietgmonnerp and tho'
oonception of loadarahip is to be destrovala4
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reported to have been sent to the USSR in March for special indoCtrination
because of his "rebellious attitude"; in February, when his troops trans-
ferred to Tsanghsien from Suiyuan? all cadre members from regimental level
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Comments, TENG Pao-shan was reported as commander of the 2 Armor, in
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Comments 'a Hua-wen was reported as commander of the 55 Army, according
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