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Which South Asian country has the most powerful military?
Thailand
How many people died in world war 2 in Thailand?
Around 7600 people from Thailand were killed (both civilian and military).
A special request in the military?
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How is the government of Thailand different from the government of the Philippines?
Thailand is a constitutional monarchy currently administered by a military junta. The Philippines is a unitary presidential constitutional republic.
Military officers seized control of this nation in 1932?
Siam, now known as Thailand.
When did they first name Thailand Thailand?
Siam was the original name of Thailand until there year June 23, 1939 when it was changed to Thailand. It was renamed Siam again from 1945-1949 after which it was again renamed Thailand.
Why did the Japanese bypass Thailand and conquer Malaysia and Singapore?
The Japanese did invade Thailand. But because of the large number of Japanese sympathizers in the Thai government and the strength of the Japanese military, the fighting was very short: despite fierce resistance by Thai border units, Thailand folded in a matter of hours. From that point forward, Thailand acted as an Axis power in World War II and her military fought alongside the IJA against the Allies in Burma.
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.
What was Thailand fighting for in World War 2?
Thailand responded pragmatically to the military and political pressures of World War II. When sporadic fighting broke out between Thai and French forces along Thailand's eastern frontier in late 1940 and early 1941.
Why is Thailand a good country?
It welcomes visitors. It doesn't attack other countries. It doesn't have military bases in other countries.
Does Thailand have a big government or small?
By American standards, 'big' government. Today, Thailand is ruled by a military-run Government. The military are expected to be able to hold on to power for at least the forseeable future: King Bhumibol, the one person who could force them out, recently died. His son, a playboy-prince given to wild mood swings and erratic behaviour and unpopular with the Thai population (he mostly lived and partied in Germany until now) has little or no moral authority in Thailand and is expected to be an instrument in the hands of the military.
Who is the Prime Minister of Thailand in 2013?
Yingluck Shinawatrais the Prime Minister of Thailand in 2013.Yingluck Shinawatra became the Prime Minister of Thailand in 2011 August 5 as leader of the Pheu Thai party. She is the first female Prime Minister of Thailand, and the sister of Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra who was deposed in 2006 by the military. Before entering politics, Yingluck was involved in the telecommunications business.
