Liu Jiashu

Liu Jiashu

Liu Jiashu (1903-1972), nicknamed Zhishan, graduated from the first phase of Huangpu Military Academy. Born in Yiyang, Hunan Province, native place: You County, Hunan Province, in September 1948, he was granted the post of Army lieutenant general and commander of the 17th Corps. He graduated from the third higher education class of the Central Military Academy and the second special class of the Army University.

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He came to Guangzhou in the winter of 1923 and was admitted to the Military Academy of the Ministry of military affairs. In the autumn of 1924, the school was incorporated into the Huangpu Military Academy and enrolled in the sixth team of the first phase of the Academy. After graduation, he served as a member of the district team of the enlisted students of the academy and the head of the first platoon, company, battalion and regiment of the national revolutionary army. In 1933, he served as major general of the 46th brigade of the 22nd division and chief of staff of the Nanjing Police Headquarters. In November 1938, he was granted the post of major general of the army as deputy commander of the Fifth Army of the national revolutionary army. In January 1943, he served as commander of the 88th army of the national revolutionary army. He served as deputy commander in chief of the 34th group army of the National Revolutionary Army in 1945. Since 1946, he has been the commander and security commander of Hunan Military Administrative Region and chief of staff of Changsha appeasement office. In September 1948, he was granted the post of lieutenant general of the army and commander of the 17th Corps. He was captured by the people's Liberation Army in pingerguan, Guangxi on February 1, 1950. died of illness in Fushun war criminals Management Institute on March 3, 1972.