Siam was at war with the United Kingdom since 21 of December, 1941, when they signed a military pact with Japan and were subsequently brought into the war. However, their help was limited to granting the Japanese army free passage across their country.
No. Thailand was a separate region known as Siam under Japanese control. It had no authority over its decisions.
Siam was the only country in Southeast Asia to avoid colonization by Britain or France, the two main colonizers in the area. The most commonly cited reason by historians is that the rulers of Siam gave concessions to Western countries, mostly having to do with trade. Thus, Britain got what they wanted out of the situation without having to maintain colonial rule.
war elephants
War elephants
King Siam was giving War Elephants to the United States.
Siam.the old name for Thailand was Siam
Japan made Siam which is now known as Thailand a military ally. This did not last however and Thailand began a resistance against Japan.
siam means fast
Siam was NEVER Vietnam, Siam was Thailand in the olden days.
If you mean what country was once called Siam, that would be Thailand. The name first changed from Siam to Thailand during World War II.
During the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln received the offer of a very unique gift from the King of Siam, Rama IV. He offered to send Lincoln war elephants to use against the Confederacy. The president thanked him for his generous offer, but declined the elephants.
Eventhough Mee Siam is called Siam it does not orignated from Thailand.Try finding Mee Siam there they won't understand you.Mee Siam is actually first created by a thai women who lives among malays and she introduced it to the malays but mee siam is not found in Thailand