30年代的头几年,“蓝衣社”被传说成一个神秘组织,日本人的新闻媒体甚至把它渲染为一个抗日的恐怖团体,藉此寻衅,迫使北京的地方政府取缔。其实,“蓝衣社”并不存在,真正的秘密团体是“复兴社”(全名“中华民族复兴社”)。“复兴社”为什么被传为“蓝衣社”呢?这是一个叫刘健群的人有意制造的。 刘健群其人,贵州法政学堂出身,最初曾在何应钦主办的《少年贵州报》当校对。贵州新旧军阀争战 In the first few years of the 1930s, “Blue Dress Club” was said to be a mysterious organization. The Japanese news media even rendered it as a terrorist group to resist Japanese aggression, thereby provoking and forcing Beijing’s local government to ban it. In fact, “Blue Clothes” does not exist, the real secret society is “Fuxing Society” (full name “Chinese Renaissance Society”). Why is “Fuxing Society” being referred to as the “blue clothing agency”? This is what a man named Liu Jianqun intended to create. Liu Jianqun who, Guizhou law school, originally hosted by He Yingqin “juvenile Guizhou News” when proofreading. Guizhou old and new warlords battle