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How did Wang Jingwei die? Why did you die in Japan?
As we know, Wang Jingwei was a great traitor and finally died in Japan at the age of 62. So how did Wang Jingwei die? Why did Wang Jingwei die in Japan? People have always had doubts about how Wang Jingwei died, and various statements have been circulated. Although there are different opinions, the most common ones are these two: one is killed by the Japanese; Second, it was poisoned by the design of Kuomintang soldiers. Recently, it was even said that Wang Jingwei was poisoned with plaster by a charlatan nicknamed Tie in Wuxi, which sounds even more mysterious. So how did Wang Jingwei die?

Tojo sent a medical expert.

Wang Jingwei was assassinated in Nanjing on June 1 935+065438+1October1,and a bullet remained in his body. After Wang Jingwei took refuge in Japan, although his back felt pain and numbness from time to time, there was no big obstacle and his activities were as usual. However, with the successive defeats of the Japanese army in China and the Pacific Ocean, Wang Jingwei and his puppet regime were in danger, and Wang Jingwei's mood became worse and worse, so that he changed his "gentle" manner and was always furious, which greatly affected his health. In addition, the lead poison in bullets in the body has damaged the spine. From 8 1943, Wang Jingwei's back developed from pain to severe pain.

Wang Jingwei, who should have stayed in bed and rested more, was busy involuntarily at this time: he would try his best to buy cotton yarn and cotton cloth for Japan in Shanghai and other places, and he would step up "clearing the countryside"; We should vigorously carry out enslavement propaganda and publicize Japan's "peace work" in Chongqing. So Shanghai, Nanjing and Tokyo suddenly. Finally, 165438/kloc-0 returned to Nanjing from Tokyo on October 9th, and his illness became worse, so he had to ask tojo hideki to send some experienced doctors to Nanjing. At that time, Wang Jingwei might have suspected that he had cancer, but he was not sure, so he pretended to ask a Japanese doctor for diagnosis, because German doctors suspected that his wife Chen Bijun had stomach cancer. Tojo decided to send Dr. Li Xiong Kurokawa, an internal medicine expert of Northeastern University School of Medicine and president of Cancer Research Hospital, to Nanjing.

After receiving the order, Kurokawa and his assistant Matsunaga Fujio went to Nanjing with the necessary inspection equipment. According to Wang Jingwei's diary, Kurokawa had his first physical examination in Wang Jin on June 5438+065438+ 10/8, and his second physical examination on June 5438+065438+12. On the evening of 24th, Wang Ching-wei hosted a banquet for Kurokawa and others, presumably for his farewell dinner.

Kurokawa said in his memoirs that after the inspection, he found: "The bullet has hurt the bone, but there seems to be no special obstacle. We think it is best not to take it out and then return to China. "

Department of Surgery, Nanjing Japanese Army Hospital.

After Kurokawa left,1October 25th, 165438+, Wang recorded it in his diary. Eat "; On June 65438+February 1 1 day, the record of "Tao Jing and Goto Military Doctor" appeared in the diary. Lieutenant General Tao Jing, the military medical minister of the Japanese "China Dispatching Army", and Tao Jing directly won it; Goto was then the director of the First Hospital of Japan in Nanjing, and Goto Chai Zhi. Soon after, it was the two of them who operated on Wang and took out the bullet. Although Kurokawa thought it best not to remove the bullet from Wang's back, Wang's condition continued to deteriorate and the pain was unbearable. He had to ask Goto for treatment again. Besides, Kurokawa is an expert in internal medicine, and Tao Jing and Goto should have a greater say in orthopedics. 12 15 After they met Wang, Wang decided to "go to Taiwan Province Province and leave a bomb on his back". The examination results showed that Tao Jing and Goto decided to have an operation to remove the bullet. The time is set at 19 in the morning. Therefore, on 18, Wang "rested" and prepared for surgery.

The decision to remove the bullet by surgery is really risky. Because the operation involves the spine, you may die or be disabled if you are not careful. But it is also a decision that must be made.

Regarding the operation process, Wang wrote in 19' s diary: "I went to Taicheng Hospital at 9: 00 in the morning. 1 1 started the operation and took out the bullet in only 20 minutes. It is in a daily hospital. " The next morning 10, Wang was discharged from the hospital. "He returned to the luncheon hosted by Liu Jun, commander-in-chief of the Arctic Pavilion, and Prince Chongren of Sancha Palace, the emperor's younger brother, and had to" reply "because of high fever. The next day, my temperature was still very high, but because I had already booked a banquet, Yan and Prince Chongren couldn't cancel it, so I had to bite the bullet and become the host because of illness.

After that, the high fever persisted for unknown reasons. It is generally suspected that there is "bleeding during surgery". Wang Jingwei had to stop all government affairs and stay in bed. 2 1, the wound hurts more. On the 25th, Wang barely got up to take a photo with his family. After that, Wang not only had a high fever, but also was severely paralyzed below the abdomen, and even simple daily memorabilia had to stop. So his diary can be traced back to194465438+1October 25th.

At this point, Tao Jing and Goto were helpless in the face of Wang Jingwei's symptoms, so they had to call Kurokawa Li Xiong N.

Due to the poor equipment in Nanjing Hospital, Kurokawa proposed that Wang Jingwei be transferred to the Affiliated Hospital of Imperial University in Nagoya for further treatment, and the time is scheduled for March 3. Kurokawa also suggested inviting Shinji Saito, a chiropractor from Imperial University of Nagoya and Japan's leading neurosurgeon, to Nanjing for another examination. Subsequently, on the morning of February 28th, the Japanese Dispatching Army General Command sent the highest military adviser of Wang Puppet Regime, Chai Shan Kanebo, to Tokyo to make arrangements. On the afternoon of 28th, Zhou Fohai flew from Shanghai to Nanjing. After interviewing Chen Gongbo and the pseudo-Interior Minister Mei Siping, "I know the doctor's tip-off. Although Mr. Wang's illness is not dangerous for the time being, he has a spinal tumor and can't recover on 19, so he has to do his best to go to Japan. "

On the 29th, Chen Gongbo, Zhou Fohai, Bao, Chen Chunpu, Zhou and others got together at Wang Jingwei's residence at No.23 Yihe Road. After listening to Chen Bijun's explanation about Wang Ching-wei's symptoms and his decision to go to Japan, they decided that Chen Gongbo and Zhou Fohai would act as military and political agents after Wang Ching-wei went to Japan, and that "it is unnecessary to make public". Later, Chen, Zhou, Bao, Lin and others went to the hospital bed to meet Wang Jingwei and reported the above decision.

Fujimori flew to Nanjing in March 1. As a result of Wang's examination, he thought that his spinal nerve was seriously faulty and needed immediate surgery. So he agreed with Kurokawa and decided to send Wang to Nagoya Imperial University Hospital as scheduled.

At 9: 00 a.m. on the 3rd, Chen Gongbo, Zhou Fohai and other officials of the Puppet Manchukuo went to the airport of the Ming Palace Museum to see Wang off. At 9: 30, Wang was taken to the airport by a car from a Japanese hospital. After bidding farewell to Chen, Zhou and others, he was put on a special plane and flew directly to Nagoya. In addition to his sons, the Queen, Wang, Wang Wenxing and their son-in-law, there are also Zhou Longnan, secretary general of the pseudo-Executive Yuan, Ling Qirong, military attache of personal bodyguard, and Li Fu, president of Nanjing Central Hospital.

After the second operation, the condition turned to death.

The affiliated hospital of Imperial University made thoughtful arrangements. The special ward on the fourth floor of the hospital building is used as Wang's ward. For the sake of confidentiality, call it "beautiful". The third and fourth floors of the building were occupied by Wang's entourage and Japanese participants.

After Wang Jingwei arrived in Nagoya, after consultation with famous doctors in various subjects, he agreed that Wang Jingwei had induced multiple myelopathy because the bullet stayed in the body for too long. From the fourth to the seventh sternum, swelling develops from the back to the chest and even compresses the spinal nerve; It is necessary to cut off the expanded bone graft that is pressed forward to relieve the pressure. The next day, on the evening of March 4, Professor Shinji Saito performed a "bow-pushing resection" for Wang Jingwei, and the fourth and seventh sternums were removed. The operation lasted for an hour, during which Wang's feet gradually recovered their temperature and consciousness. The operation was performed under local anesthesia, but Wang's mind was still clear. At the end of the operation, Wang thanked the medical staff again and again. The hospital tested the resected bone chips and blood, which proved that the diagnosis was correct and it was indeed "multiple myelopathy".

After the operation, the hospital specially set up a treatment group and an auxiliary group for Wang Jingwei. Besides Fujitsu Saito and Kurokawa of Li Xiong, the attending doctors include plastic surgeons and Professor Takamuhong of Imperial University of Tokyo. Professor of Nagoya University and Dean of Zhaosheng Beijing-Tibet Affiliated Hospital. In addition, radiologists and medical professionals such as Professor Tian Chun Muraji and Professor Zheng An from Nagoya Imperial University also participated in the treatment group. The auxiliary group consists of Professor Kyotole of Nagoya Emperor, Professor Hiroshi Toda, Professor Xiong Wen Ueda, Professor Genji Ota, Professor Youye of Nakazawa Tomohide and others. This lineup can be said to concentrate the highest authority of the Japanese medical community. The doctor takes turns to examine Wang Jingwei three times a day, staying in a nearby tourist hotel at night and being on standby at any time; The assistant group stayed in the hospital and took turns on duty.

The fourth day after the opera.

During this period, the hospital has performed X-ray treatment on Wang's intervertebral disc for 7 times, which relieved his back and waist pain and gradually increased his appetite. However, due to long-term bed rest, the body is seriously weak, the pulse rate is as high as 9- 1 10 times per minute, and coughing occurs from time to time. In order to prevent pneumonia or heart failure and other miscellaneous diseases, the hospital injected him with cardiac tonic and other first-aid drugs many times. From 1 1, the situation got worse. 165438+1October 8th, the Japanese embassy in Nanjing was ordered to urgently inform Chen Gongbo and his party to go to Nagoya. After discussion, Chen Gongbo and Zhou Fohai decided to go 13.

However, at 6 o'clock in the morning of 10, Wang Jingwei's condition changed greatly. His temperature reached 40.6 degrees Celsius, his pulse increased to 128, he lost his appetite, had difficulty breathing, and became increasingly critical. By 4: 20 pm, breathing stopped completely. In Zhou Fohai's diary 10, he said: "The ambassador sent someone to inform us that Mr. Wang was ill at 6 o'clock this morning and was very worried. Because of his visit to Gongbo, please go to Nagoya early. " 1 1' s diary continued: "In the afternoon, the Japanese Embassy informed me that Mr. Wang passed away at 4: 20 yesterday afternoon."

How did Wang Jingwei die? From the above, it can be confirmed that Wang Jingwei was not killed by the Japanese or poisoned by Kuomintang soldiers. As for charlatans, it is even more nonsense.