Li Shiqun was a politician in the Republic of China.
11 Facts About Li Shiqun
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Li Shiqun attended the Communist University of the Toilers of the East in Moscow.
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At the direction of the party leaders, Li Shiqun hid in Nanjing after it was taken by the Japanese.
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When Wang Jingwei formally inaugurated the Nanking government in 1940, Li Shiqun was appointed to be the head of the Tewu as well as the deputy police minister and a member of the central committee.
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Li Shiqun has served as a member of the Military Affairs Commission.
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In December 1940, Li Shiqun was promoted to the police minister.
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From 1941 Li Shiqun headed the Shanghai section of the Sino-Japanese Cultural Association, was a member of the Political Committee and the committee for managing social activities of the Executive Yuan of the Reorganized National Government.
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Li Shiqun was appointed governor of Jiangsu province in January 1943.
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Li Shiqun masterminded a program euphemistically called "village clearance" focused on rooting out any resistance to the Japanese occupiers in the countryside.
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On September 6,1943, Li Shiqun was invited to a banquet by the head of the Shanghai Department of the Japanese Military Police, where Li Shiqun was poisoned and collapsed.
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On September 9,1943, Li Shiqun died in Suzhou at the age of 38 from the effects of the poisoning.