The Comintern Promise That Abandoned a Revolt
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The Comintern Promise That Abandoned a Revolt
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The Comintern Promise That Abandoned a Revolt
This episode explores the story of Merse, a Daur nobleman from Hulunbuir, whose life and disappearance are documented in a single KGB folder. It raises questions about the fate of individuals caught between competing empires and the promises of revolutionary movements.
Person: Merse
Date: 1989 (file release), 1934 (final notation)
Location: Hulunbuir, Soviet Union
Status: Formally rehabilitated in 1989
- Merse, born in 1894, was a trilingual Daur nobleman from Hulunbuir, a borderland region claimed by three empires.
- He graduated from the Russian Language Institute in Beijing in 1917 and returned to open a school teaching Daur children in their own language.
- In 1925, he co-founded the Inner Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party, strategically named to appeal to both Moscow and the Republic of China.
- A Comintern agent, Ivan P. Stepanov, promised Soviet backing and supplies for an armed uprising of Barga Mongols in Hulunbuir.
- Merse, at 34, agreed to lead the revolt, which became known as the Hulunbuir Uprising in 1928.
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