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Japan Was Very active during WW2 So wasnt Thailand, Thiland also helped Germany So to say Thiland was very active.
Thailand may have been called SIAM during WW2. Nearly ALL occupied countries had some elements within their respective countries cooperating with the enemy (Japan & Germany). Siam may have been one of them. However, "allowing" Japanese troops to move freely through their country only would have made things easier for the Japanese. Otherwise, they moved as freely as they wished, they had the military power.
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What did Japan do to Siam during World War 2?
Japan made Siam which is now known as Thailand a military ally. This did not last however and Thailand began a resistance against Japan.
Who was on Japan's side during World War 2?
Japan was officially on the same side as the Germans although it was a very unlikely alliance. Thailand was Japan's ally in Asia.
Why did Thailand get involved in the Vietnam War?
Thailand was an ally of the US.
What of these was not an ally of the US during World War 2?
Germany,Italy, Japan
Who was an ally of the US during World War 2?
Germany, Japan, and Italy
Why did the US go to war with Germany in World War 2?
They were an ally of Japan
Who were all the ally countries in World War 1?
Britain, France, Japan and Belgium.
Was Japan was an ally of the US during World War 2 but then became their enemy?
yes
What US ally was located west of Laos and Cambodia?
Thailand.
Why was Japan and the USSR enemies during World War 2?
Because Russia was an ally of the USA and Britain and therefore an enemy of Japan.
What role did America and Japan play in world war 2?
1 was an ally and the other was an axis
Did Thailand let Japan to move troops through Thailand freely?
Yes, we did. We got threatened by the Japanese but we never said we were to be their ally. Finally, we sent some spies to USA and asked for help. After the war, US troops built the longest road in Thailand for us as a gift, called "Mitrapap" or "Friendship" in Thai.
