2011年4月,俄罗斯托木斯克州“最新历史文献中心”开放了一批重要文件,其中涉及中国抗日英雄苏炳文率领“东北民众救国军”在1932～1933年间撤退至托木斯克的情况。虽然国人对苏炳文略知一二,但对他和他所率领的队伍在异国颠沛流离的生涯却知之甚少。在“最新历史文献中心”开放的档案里,关于苏联收留东北救国军的内容其实只有五页灰突突的打字纸和两封电 In April 2011, Russia’s Tomsk region “latest historical document center ” opened a number of important documents, which involved the Chinese anti-Japanese hero Su Bingwen led “Northeast People’s National Salvation Army ” retreated to Tomsk from 1932 to 1933 Case. Although the Chinese knew a bit about Su Bing-wen, they knew little about the career of him and the team that he led in a foreign country. In the “Archives of the Latest Historical Documents Center”, there are only about five pages of gray-faced typing paper and two telegrams on the Soviet Union’s possession of the Northeast National Salvation Army