“新疆号”：新疆各族群众捐献十架飞机抗日救国

Core Viewpoint - The news highlights the significant contributions of the people of Xinjiang during the Anti-Japanese War, particularly their fundraising efforts to support the war effort, exemplified by the donation of ten "Xinjiang" fighter planes in 1938 and subsequent contributions that exceeded initial goals [1][2][3]. Group 1: Fundraising Efforts - In the summer of 1938, the people of Xinjiang donated ten fighter planes, named "Xinjiang," to support the Anti-Japanese War, reflecting their commitment to the national cause [1]. - By 1944, Xinjiang had contributed enough resources to purchase 140 aircraft, nearly double the original plan, as part of the "one county, one plane" donation campaign [2]. - Throughout the war, Xinjiang's diverse communities engaged in various fundraising activities, including donations of clothing and cultural equipment, demonstrating their solidarity with the national effort [2]. Group 2: Role of the Communist Party - The achievements of Xinjiang's fundraising movements were significantly influenced by the efforts of the Communist Party, which mobilized various social groups to participate in the anti-Japanese movement [3]. - The introduction of Marxist-Leninist ideology by the Communist Party helped to galvanize the patriotic sentiments of Xinjiang's diverse populations, fostering unity and collective action against the Japanese invasion [3].