主题：【原创】8月15日纪念：敌后战场的伟大功绩，仍待还原史实 -- 春秋的老胡
家园 想了解8年抗战期间的国军和日军的兵力部署情况 哪有资料？
家园 以前整理过一点日本方面的资料 家园 回答一下兄台的疑问：第38师团后来负责进攻香港去了 兄台帖里发出疑问：
第38师团似乎空有番号，此后没找到这个师团编制跑什么地方去了。这个步兵三联队制师团于1939年6月30日即编成了的，早先曾给当成了“治安師団”来用，在广东短暂参加过“治安作戦”。
1941年底日军进攻香港的陆军主力部队即第38师团。攻占了香港之后该师团即离开了中国，投入“蘭印作戦”。
兄台的思路不错，但建议用更详细的日本战史来升级。
家园 列个书单 南京大学出版社出版的《中国抗日战争史》，作者是张宪文。
军事科学院出版的《中国抗日战争史》。
《中国抗日战争正面战场作战记》，郭汝瑰主编的。
《日军侵华战争》，王辅，辽宁人民出版社。
《抗日战争时期的侵华日军》，耿成宽、韦显文，春秋出版社。
日本防卫厅公刊战史：
中国事变陆军作战史
华北治安战
昭和十七年的中国派遣军
昭和十八年的中国派遣军
香港、长沙作战
一号会战之河南会战
一号会战之湖南会战
一号会战之广西会战
昭和二十年的中国派遣军
以上书籍都可以通过网络找到。
家园 个人的一点经验 个人认为国内关于抗战宏观方面的书籍，最好的是郭汝瑰, 黃玉章的“中國抗日戰爭正面戰場作戰记”。王辅那本“日军侵华战争: 1931-1945”，初看不错，但后来发现基本是照抄日本的公刊战史，缺乏中方的资料和观点。台湾方面的，前期的过于自我为是，有点自说自话的味道，后来蒋纬国的那套又像个钟摆，荡到另外那边去了。
家园 我也想找了。不得其门。
家园 没有铢钱了，不能宝推了！苦恼啊 不过我会买老胡的大作一本以示支持！不知京东上啥时候有货？
家园 同样谢谢兄台支持呢：） 按出版社的通知，9月初应该都有货了
家园 不抗战怎么能打赢内战 绕来绕去，其实就是一个老美的简单逻辑。
What both interested and puzzled me was how a small band of guerrillas, isolated in one of the poorer sections of China, without any outside help, could not only fight an eight—year war behind the Japanese lines and survive, but come out of that war so strong that they could challenge American-trained and equipped armies of Chiang Kai-shek for control of China. The Kuomintang and even some American congressmen had often declared that the Communists had never fought the Japanese; if that were true——and it might be—-then by what methods had they survived and how were they abie to fight against Chiang Kai-shek now, if in that eight-year period they had done no fighting against the national enemy?
It was more than a reporter’s normal curiosity that made me inquire into these events; I also had a personal interest in finding out how the Reds had lived behind the Japanese lines. In August 1937, after the Japanese captured Peiping, I had sneaked through their lines and after a somewhat adventurous journey joined the troops of Chiang Kai-shek then gathering in North China to do battle. All through the surnmer of 1937 I had retreated with Chiang’s soldiers both across the North China Plain and through the mountains of Shansi. In one terrible retreat through Shansi I had seen the armies of Chiang almost completely collapse, soldiers throw away their weapons and officers grab all available transportation, abandon their troops and rush to the rear. At that time, it had seemed as if China could not possibly resist and as if North China had been completely abandoned into the hands of the enemy. Chiang's soldiers had been driven from the area, and all organized resistance in the north seemed at an end. Yet even while Chiang’s troops and I were fleeing the north, the Communists were infiltrating into position behind the Japanese lines where it had appeared to me no Chinsese soldiers could possibly operate.
How had they survived?
It seemed to me that here was not only a great story, but a profound human experience. Here also was the answer to the riddle of why Communisrn was having such great successes in China today. From the fight of the people of North China behind the Japanese lines, one could gain many clues as to who was going to win the war in China ——--the Communists or Chiang Kai-shek. Finally, it seemed to me that in the history of these years there were many lessons to be learned, not only political and military, but human and philosophic, as well.
To find an answer to these questions……