全面抗日战争爆发后,自古即为“荆楚重镇”的长沙(县)首当其冲,成为日寇入侵的重点。日寇不仅先后四次对长沙展开大规模军事进攻(三次长沙会战和长衡会战),而且丧尽天良,烧杀抢掠,无恶不作,给长沙县人民造成了深重灾难。2010年2月至2011年1月,长沙县根据上级党史部门要求,对境内革命遗址进行了普查、登记和评估,共登记革命遗址83处,其中涉及三次长沙会战等战役的遗址达10多处。今天,我们仍旧可以从这些或幸存或被毁的抗战遗址中追寻革 After the outbreak of the all-out war of resistance against Japan, Changsha (or county), once known as the “Jingchuang town,” has taken the brunt of the outbreak of the anti-Japanese war and became the focus of the invasion by the Japanese invaders. The Japanese invaders not only carried out four large-scale military attacks on Changsha (three battlefields of Changsha and long-term battlefield battles), but also made every effort to bring disaster to the people of Changsha County. From February 2010 to January 2011, Changsha County conducted a survey, registration and assessment of the revolutionary sites in the country in accordance with the requirements of the party history department at the higher level, registering a total of 83 revolutionary sites, including more than 10 sites involving the Battle of Changsha in three battles Department. Today, we can still trace leather from these surviving or destroyed sites of war