藏本失踪事件与蒋汪的联合应对

Kuramoto Incident and the Joint Responses of Chiang Kai-shek and Wang Jingwei

1933年,中日签订《塘沽协定》,这为日本侵华野心的膨胀提供了条件。1934年6月8日,日本驻南京领事馆副领事藏本英明出走失踪,日本"藉端生事",蒋介石、汪精卫联合应对,为使前方"剿共"军事不受"挠动",蒋介石采取"践墨随敌,以决战事"两手准备。汪精卫按蒋介石指令对日百般隐忍,媚态十足。藏本失踪事件进一步暴露了以蒋介石、汪精卫为首的国民政府对日政策的真实态度。

After the Tanggu Agreement was signed in 1933, Japanese government swelled in its ambi- tion of invading China. On June 8, 1934, the vice-consul of the Consulate of Japan in Nanjing, Kuramoto, was missing, and Japan attempted to take advantage of this incident to make trouble. Chiang Kai-shek and Wang Jingwei made joint response to it in order not to ＂affect＂ the military ma- noeuver of ＂suppressing the Communist＂. Under the command of Chiang kai-shek, Wang J ingwei tol erated Japan lull of obsequiousness. Although Kuramoto was found at last, the incident left behind much hidden trouble and it further exposed the real attitude of the Chiang-Wang National Government toward Japan.