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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.
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What year did Thailand conquer Cambodia?
Around somewhere between 1593-1863, until France came to power Cambodia in 1863.
Why did the Japanese want to conquer the Dutch East Indies?
The Japanese wanted to conquer the Dutch East Indies for its rich natural resources, particularly oil, which would help fuel their military and industrial expansion during World War II.
Did the Japanese conquer the Mongols?
NO. They successfully staved off 2 invasion attempts made by the Mongols in 1274 and 1281.
Why were American forces able to defeat the Japanese in the Pacific?
the US was able to regain Hawaii and was able to conquer over Japan. the Japanese was one of the axis powers (the "bad" or "dictator" side) and were allies which Italy and Germany which means they had strong allies and by some means, the us was able to conquer over japan and the jananese retreated which they had never done in previous years because they were so proud and it was part of their tradition.
What event showed the aggression of the Japanese military and what was the region they hoped to conquer?
The event that exemplified the aggression of the Japanese military was the invasion of Manchuria in 1931. This marked the beginning of Japan's expansionist ambitions in Asia, as they sought to conquer the resource-rich region to fuel their growing industrial needs. The invasion led to the establishment of the puppet state of Manchukuo, which further escalated tensions in the region and set the stage for future conflicts in East Asia.
Did the Filipinos agree when the Japanese conquer them?
no
Maha Bandoola conquer Thailand?
Ok. The answer to this question is simple. Maha Bandoola did not conquer Thailand. He is a Burmese General who conquered the Indian territories of Manipur and Assam and eventually became the gouverner of Assam in the Burmese empire.
How Japan tortured Singapore?
Singapore was a British base and was treated like any other occupied region. Occupied peoples were normally put to work "hard labor" building Japanese fortifications, improving road systems, growing food for the Japanese, etc. As in any other "occupied country" occupied people's were subject to the conquer's laws: arrests, imprisonment, and executions for violations.
What country did the Japanese conquer in the beginning of their empire?
Korea
What are Indonesia's allies and enemies?
A very important allie at Indonesia its the Netherlands, because it was the country who conquer them, some Dutch countries and their normal import and export partners, like, Japan, Singapore, US, China, south Korea, Taiwan and Malaysia. That's all I got people!!!!! sorry!!! for more info about Indonesia go to Cia/The world Factboook.
What is the only province in the Philippines that the Japanese didn't conquer?
cebu
Who conquer Malaysia?
Nobody has conquered Malaysia. Portuguese first conquered Melaka state in 1511. (currently a state in Malaysia). Malaysia was only formed only in 1963. British started to colonise Malaya in 1771 and started to combine all the colonised in Malaya in 1874.
Why Japanese able to conquer Malaya in short time period?
Nominal British defenses extisted there. The real goal for even attacking Malaya was to get to Singapore. The british always though Singapore would be attackedd from the sea and they were prepared for such an attack. They thought to bring a subtantial army down through Malaya would be pretty much impossible. So the Japanese attacked from the morth where all the british fixed guns were pointing out to sea.
What year did Thailand conquer Cambodia?
Around somewhere between 1593-1863, until France came to power Cambodia in 1863.
What spurred the Japanese to conquer lands in mainland Asia?
They were doing their part in their alliance in the war.
Why did the Japanese want to conquer the Dutch East Indies?
The Japanese wanted to conquer the Dutch East Indies for its rich natural resources, particularly oil, which would help fuel their military and industrial expansion during World War II.
Why did the Americans demand the Japanese withdrawed from indo-china?
The US may have demanded Japan withdraw it's military forces from mainland China during the 1930's; But Indo-China (Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia-Southeast Asia) was occupied during World War 2. Demanding Japanese Forces to leave Indochina, would also be demanding Japan to with draw it's forces from the Philippines, Wake Island, Guadalcanal, Bougainville, New Guinea, Singapore, Malaysia, Burma, Thailand, India, East Pakistan, and to remove it's Naval Forces from the Australian/New Zealand areas. A "Demand" is a Political Action. "War" is the accomplishing of a "Political Action" by other than political means. WW2 was fought to REMOVE the Axis Powers from occupied countries, and then have them (the Axis Powers) surrender or be totally destroyed; so that they would NOT and could NOT conquer other nations again.
