沒錯
孫中山是中華人民共和國的國父...

冥進黨臭不要臉，執政幾年了，轉型正義針對警總劊子手們辦了幾個？掌握政權後林義雄案到現在還辦不出來，228到就一直拖受害家屬出來亮相，年輕低能綠腦針對內政問題都不會出來抗議，就這種事最會

看看所謂的受難者都幹了些什麼事

依228時候的邏輯，目前政壇上親共的匪諜，要全部都抓起來！

台共宣傳冊

暴民猛攻先遣團

太粗暴

暴民猛攻基隆要塞的犧牲官兵紀念碑

就是手無寸鐵?

38年之前的外省人大多都逃回大陸,以致冤案無人伸張

參加暴動的武裝暴徒都算受難者

這張流傳最廣的228照片,其實就是暴民把政府機關的東西都從窗戶丟下焚燒,一堆人在旁圍觀,如果國軍真像傳言一開始就見人就殺,這些人能大喇喇的圍觀?

陳儀催促老蔣派兵平亂之老蔣特急回函

陳儀還在催老蔣再回一次,並加派第二團

有趣了~
若是這樣，反共覺青小dd~
就像支豬照鏡子
難怪要一直保密下去:D

國民黨從來不是真心要對殺害台灣人及低等外省人低頭道歉

然後哩 關現在人屁事 有種下去找蔣中正講啊

打砸搶外省人當然也有可能是當初省籍情結的情況下，本省人對於外省人的報復，但有人要查一下當初忠義服務隊幹了啥好事?圓山事件?

然後哩 滯台支國共內戰關台灣人屁事 有種回支那找習近平拼命啊

被林佳龍推崇的27部隊之首謀謝雪紅(左)與毛澤東攝於天安門廣場竊國大典

228和1225中國難民光屁股來台紀念日就是
台灣人勝利逼廢物中國難民黨下跪道歉的政治權利此消彼漲縮影
廢物中國難民藍白共自以為的幫鄉民鍵盤科普是不是狗去豬來吠火車太沒有政治自覺
誰理你們

你他媽要講共產黨不提提尼古拉斯.蔣匪和孫中山他老婆好意思
冷戰結束後沒有人在鳥上古化石共產黨了  現在是對抗中俄帝國主義
廢物豬國難民藍白共省省吧
廢物中國難民牽到北京還是廢物

台共宣傳冊,夾雜大量日文

1947年3月美國政府就派了一支調查團調查228事件，4月份提出了調查報告，確認事件原因就是在日本和國民黨統治下，台灣人民長期遭受腐敗、專制統治和經濟困難所造成，同時美國多數媒體也做了報導並譴責國府不道德的酷刑和鎮壓，現在還有人在洗白，很懷疑都是些什麼人。
 
REPORT ON THE SITUATION IN TAIWAN
 
Prepared by the United States Civil Affairs Training Command
 
April 13, 1947
 
INTRODUCTION
 
The purpose of this report is to provide an objective analysis of the recent disturbances in Taiwan and to make recommendations for the restoration of order and the improvement of conditions in the island. This report is based on investigations conducted by the United States Civil Affairs Training Command in Taiwan from March 1 to April 7, 1947.
 
BACKGROUND
 
Taiwan was ceded to Japan in 1895 and remained under Japanese control until the end of World War II. In October 1945, the island was returned to the control of the Republic of China. Since then, the Nationalist government has been faced with the difficult task of governing an island with a population of over six million people, many of whom are of different ethnic and linguistic backgrounds.
 
On February 28, 1947, a dispute between a vendor and a government official in Taipei led to a violent confrontation between the police and the public. The incident sparked a wave of protests and riots across the island, which became known as the "228 Incident."
 
ANALYSIS
 
CAUSES OF THE DISTURBANCES
The immediate cause of the disturbances was the mishandling of a minor incident by government officials. However, the underlying causes were much deeper. The people of Taiwan had long suffered from corruption, arbitrary rule, and economic hardship under both Japanese and Nationalist rule. The Nationalist government had failed to implement meaningful reforms in Taiwan, and the people had lost faith in the government's ability to provide for their needs.
 
EFFECTS OF THE DISTURBANCES
The disturbances had far-reaching effects on Taiwan. The Nationalist government declared martial law and cracked down on dissent, leading to widespread human rights abuses. The economy suffered due to the disruption of trade and investment. The disturbances also had a lasting impact on Taiwan's political culture, with many people becoming disillusioned with the Nationalist government and advocating for greater democracy and self-rule.
 
CRIMINAL ACTS AND RESPONSIBILITY
During the disturbances, many criminal acts were committed, including violence, destruction of public property, and looting. The responsibility for these acts lies with both the perpetrators and the government officials who failed to prevent or control them. The United States Civil Affairs Training Command recommends that those who committed criminal acts be brought to justice and that government officials be held accountable for their failures.
 
RECOMMENDATIONS
To restore order and improve conditions in Taiwan, the United States Civil Affairs Training Command recommends the following:
 
The Nationalist government should address the underlying causes of the disturbances by implementing meaningful reforms, including anti-corruption measures, land reform, and economic development programs.
The Nationalist government should respect human rights and the rule of law, and should not use excessive force in dealing with dissent.
The Nationalist government should promote democracy and self-rule in Taiwan, including the establishment of an elected legislature and the protection of free speech and assembly.
The Nationalist government should work to improve the living conditions of the people of Taiwan, including access to education, healthcare, and other basic services.
The Nationalist government should seek to build a professional civil service that is accountable to the people of Taiwan.

228事件那年，台灣究竟發生了什麼？讓這位美國記者用第三方視角告訴你由來-風傳媒
行政長官陳儀將軍結合欺騙與恐怖的政權，在國民黨的歷史裡可能無法相比，但他已完全壓制了台灣人的反叛。只一年半毫不遮掩惡行惡狀的統治，台灣人被壓榨的程度遠比被日本人管時還糟，在二月二十八日掀起了對中國政府的反抗。從那時起，暴亂與一般平民的騷動橫掃一度曾是亞洲最富裕的島嶼，到目前為止， ...
 
 

電影悲情城市中出現的生死台語鑑定

228暴民的各種花式屠殺外省人的方法

善良的台灣人冒死保護外省人,也成為後來舉發暴民的主力

整編21師師長於部隊登陸後向老蔣回報狀況,國軍3月9日登陸

外省裝扮的台灣人也挨暴民揍

紐約時報主要美國媒體都有關於國民黨軍隊大屠殺的報導，竟然還有人在替屠夫辯護！March 29, 1947 - New York Times
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by Tillman Durdin
Formosa killings are put at 10,000
Foreigners say the Chinese slaughtered
demonstrators without provocation
      Nanking, March 28, Foreigners who have just returned to China
from Formosa corroborate reports of wholesale slaughter by Chinese
troops and police during anti-Government demonstrations a month
ago.
        These witnesses estimate that 10,000 Formosans were killed by
the Chinese armed forces.  The killings were described as "completely
unjustified" in view of the nature of the demonstrations.
        The anti-Government demonstrations were said to have been by
unarmed persons whose intentions were peaceful.  Every foreign report
to Nanking denies charges that Communists or Japanese inspired or
organized the parades.
        Foreigners who left Formosa a few days ago say that an uneasy
peace had been established almost everywhere, but executions and arrests
continued.  Many Formosans were said to have fled to the hills fearing
they would be killed if they returned to their homes.
 
     ****** Three Days of Slaughter ******
 
        An American who had just arrived in China from Taihoku said that
troops from the mainland arrived there March 7 and indulged in three days
of indiscriminate killing and looting.  For a time everyone seen on the
streets was shot at, homes were broken into and occupants killed.  In the
poorer sections the streets were said to have been littered with dead.
        There were instances of beheadings and mutilation of bodies, and
women were raped, the American said.
        Two foreign women, who were near at Pingtung near Takao, called the
actions of the Chinese soldiers there a "massacre."  They said unarmed
Formosans took over the administration of the town peacefully on March 4
and used the local radio station to caution against violence.
        Chinese were well received and invited to lunch with the Formosan
leaders.  Later a bigger group of soldiers came and launched a sweep through
the streets.
        The people were machine gunned.  Groups were rounded up and
executed.
The man who had served as the town's spokesman was killed.  His body  was
left for a day in a park and no one was permitted to remove it.
        A Briton described similar events at Takao, where unarmed Formosans
had taken over the running of the city.  He said that after several days
Chinese soldiers from an outlying fort deployed through the streets killing
hundreds with machine-guns and rifles and raping and looting.  Formosan
leaders were thrown into prison, many bound with thin wire that cut
deep into the flesh.
 
    ****** Leaflets Trapped Many ******
 
        The foreign witnesses reported that leaflets signed with the name
of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek promising leniency, and urging all who had
fled to return, were dropped from airplanes.  As a result many came back
to be imprisoned or executed.  "There seemed to be a policy of killing off
all the best people," one foreigner asserted.
        The foreigners' stories are fully supported by reports of every
important foreign embassy or legation in Nanking.
        Formosans are reported to be seeking United Nations' action on their
case.  Some have approached foreign consuls to ask that Formosa be put under
the jurisdiction of Allied Supreme Command or be made an American
protectorate.  Formosan hostility to the mainland Chinese has deepened.
        Two women who described events at Pingtung said that when Formosans
assembled to take over the administration of the town they sang "The Star
Spangled Banner."
 
Terror in Taiwan
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               The Nation, May 24, 1947
	              by Peggy Durdin
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On February 27 a policeman of the Taiwan (Formosa) Monopoly Bureau saw a
woman selling smuggled cigarettes on the streets of the capital, Taipei.
When he tried to seize her tray and money, she pulled away, and he struck
her a crashing blow on the head with his revolver butt.  She died at his
feet.  An angry mob gathered, and the police shot into the crowd, killing
one person and wounding others.  Forthwith a year and a half of gathering
hatred for an inefficient, autocratic, corrupt administration exploded
into unarmed demonstrations against the mainland Chinese.
 
China put down the revolt with brutal repression, terror, and massacre.
Mainland soldiers and police fired first killing thousands
indiscriminately; then, more selectively, hunted down and jailed or
slaughtered students, intellectuals, prominent business men, and civic
leaders.  Foreigners estimate that at least five thousand Taiwanese were
killed and executions are still going on.
 
Governor General Chen Yi has turned a movement against bad government into
one against any Chinese government.  Nanking has again demonstrated that
its chief solution for political and economic crisis is force.  In spite
of a curtain of censorship and official misrepresentation, the tragic
events that took place in Formosa in March are well known here.
 
The Chinese government owns, controls, and operates -- for government profit
and personal squeeze -- almost the entire economy of Taiwan.  one of the
articles whose importation and sale are rigidly controlled is tobacco. Many
Taiwanese street venders sell smuggled cigarettes.  It was in the course
of a campaign against the sale of smuggled goods that the woman was killed
in Taipei.
 
The rioting which followed was not consciously revolutionary but was against
the hated monopoly police which symbolized for the people the government's
exploitation of their island.  Unarmed processions marched to the government
offices to demand punishment of the policemen, compensation for the dead and
wounded, and dismissal of the head of the tobacco monopoly.  They beat to
death two policemen in front of the tobacco monopoly's office and burned the
 
stocks of tobacco.  Police guarding the Governor's office raked the crowd
with machine-gun fire without provocation.
 
Barricaded in its offices, the government lost control of the city.  Shops
closed.  Transportation broke down.  Mobs of Taiwanese, still unarmed, beat
up a number of mainland Chinese and burned their possessions, though not
their homes.  Truckloads of police rushed through Taipei's streets machine
gunning the demonstrators while Governor Chen Yi was busily broadcasting
conciliatory promises.  During this period not a single foreigner saw an
armed Taiwanese.
 
With calculated trickery Chen Yi continued his efforts to appease the
people while he waited for military reinforcements.  On March 2, over the
radio, he expressed his love for the Taiwanese, and promised that noone
would be prosecuted for rioting, that the families of the dead would be
compensated, and that he would appoint a committee to settle the incident.
This group composed of mainlanders and representative Taiwanese, most of
whom have since been shot, was to be known as the "Committee to Settle the
February 28th Incident" and was to present to him by March 10 their
suggestions for the reform of the administration.
 
Though efforts of the committee Taipei and the near by port of Keelung
became quiet.  Students patrolled the streets, keeping order.  Many of
these students are now dead.
 
Meanwhile the spark ignited in Taipei had spread down the whole length
of Taiwan.  In the first few days of March the Taiwanese took over the
administration of almost every city.  As far as can be discovered, they
seized control in most instances without the use of firearms.  Violence
was usually limited to beatings, though some officials were killed.
 
On March 7 Chen Yi's committee handed in its recommendations.  Reasonably
enough, they included the following: that Taiwan be given provincial, not
colonial status; that provincial magistrates and city mayors be elected
before June; that a larger proportion of Taiwanese be given administrative,
police, and judicial posts; that all special police be abolished and no
political arrests be permitted; that freedom of press and speech and the
right to strike be granted; that managers of all public enterprises be
Taiwanese; that committees be elected to supervise these public enterprises
and the factories taken over from the Japanese; that the trade and
monopoly bureaus be abolished; that the political and economic rights of
aborigines be guaranteed; that Taiwanese be appointed to as many army,
navy, and airforce posts in Taiwan as possible; that detained "war
criminals"
be released (Taiwan was part of the Japanese Empire for fifty-one years);
that the central government repay Taiwan for the expropriated sugar and
rice; that garrison headquarters be abolished "to avoid misuse of military
might."  These proposals were not presented as an ultimatum.  They were
clearly a basis for negotiation.  Chen Yi had already agreed to most of the
points.
 
At noon on March 8 the commander of the Fourth Gendarme Regiment told the
committee that its demands for political reform were "proper," but asked
that it withdraw its demand for the abolition of garrisons.  He said, "I
will guarantee with my life that the central government will not take
military action against Taiwan."  At this point, although most of the
island was still in the hands of the people, Chen Yi could have reached
an agreement with them which would have insured the Nanking government's
continued control of Taiwan and the cooperation of the Taiwanese.  He only
needed to move honestly toward reform.  But he had at no time any intention
of establishing peace by compromise.  This was revolt; he would crush it.
He was obliged to temporize and deceive until his troops arrived.
 
On the afternoon and evening of March 8, without warning or provocation,
the streets of Keelung and Taipei were cleared with gunfire to cover the
entry of mainland troops.  These reinforcements consisted mainly of the
Twenty-first Division, a Szechuan outfit with a reputation for brutality.
In the next four or five days more than a thousand unarmed Taiwanese in the
Taipei-Keelung area alone were massacred.  A year and a half earlier many
of them had joyously welcomed the arrival of the Chinese troops.  Now
truckloads of soldiers armed with machine guns and automatic rifles shot
their way through the streets.  Soldiers demanded entry into homes, killed
the first person who appeared, and looted the premises.  Bodies floated
thick in Keelung harbor and in the river which flows by Taipei.  Twenty
young men were castrated, their ears cut off, and their noses slashed.  A
foreigner watched gendarmes cut off a young boy's hands before bayoneting
him because he had not dismounted from his bicycle quickly enough.  The
radio advised students who had fled from the city to return to their
homes, but when they did so they were killed.  Any prominent person was in
grave danger.
 
By March 14 the killing had tapered off in Taipei.  In other cities the
terror followed the same pattern.
 
        The Nation - May 24, 1947

警總駐台人員觀察,國軍被暴民抓到的下場

暴動3月4日擴大到屏東,稱為3,4事件

本省人冒死保護外省人

嘉獎保護外省人之本省人原件

南京大屠殺也是假的
還日本清白！！！

228大暴動第一手觀察"台灣事變內幕記"

台共勸降被包圍的國軍

看得懂勸降文嗎?"228慘案"是被迫的!跟現在綠畜說殺外省人是被迫的論點一 致,啥帝國主義等等筆法滿滿的馬列風格

廢物中國難民是看不懂中國字嗎  忠義服務隊google一下很難嗎
外省人真的不值得救  事實上白色恐怖抓的共產黨比例大多是外省人
媽的時至今日做共諜最多的也正是外省人
殺外省人正是被外省人低劣的品行強迫的  廢物中國難民

勸降軍人的文幾乎就可以確定是一場有計畫的武裝行動

蘇共出人出資成立的黃埔軍校校長 蔣禿和他黃俄兒子怎麼不先自殺?
就是中國兩共內戰外省人設局互殺再賴在台灣人頭上 夠廢物中國難民

怎麼覺得乾他屁4

所以KMT的蠢不是現在才有,人家台共都定位成"228慘案"了,表示他們起義殺外省人是被迫,已經攬下暴動責任,你不照著這個名詞非要改"228事件",沒頭沒腦讓歹人有操作空間