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- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina abstract "Towards the end of World War II, a Japanese coup d'état in French Indochina, known as Meigo Sakusen (Operation Mei-go), took place on 9 March 1945. French Indochina comprised the colony of Cochinchina and the protectorates of Annam, Cambodia and Tonkin, and the mixed region of Laos. The French Indochinese government had remained loyal to the Vichy regime after the fall of France in June 1940.After the coup, the Japanese replaced French officials and military personnel in the colonial infrastructures, but otherwise left them more or less intact. They did urge declarations of independence from the traditional rulers of the different regions, creating a new Empire of Vietnam, Kingdom of Cambodia and Kingdom of Laos under their direction. A small-scale campaign of guerrilla warfare followed, in which Free French Forces and their native allies on the one hand and the nationalist Viet Minh and Indochinese Communist Party on the other both fought the Japanese. In August, the regime of puppet states collapsed with the surrender of Japan. Chinese, British and French forces came to fill the vacuum, but the Vietnamese Revolution under the Viet Minh, begun in August, continued.".
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina thumbnail Old_Flag_Of_Vietnam.svg?width=300.
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina wikiPageID "12086871".
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina wikiPageRevisionID "595775445".
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina casualties "2129".
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina casualties "unknown".
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina casus "Japanese coup d'état".
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina combatant "* Empire of Vietnam".
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina combatant "* French Indochina ---- Viet Minh ---- Lao Issara".
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina combatant "France".
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina commander "Bảo Đại".
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina commander "Jean Decoux".
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina commander "Marcel Alessandri Ho Chi Minh".
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina commander "Takeshi Tsukamoto".
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina commander "Vo Nguyen Giap Phetsarath Ratanavongsa".
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina commander "Yuichi Tsuchihashi".
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina conflict "Japanese coup d'état in French Indochina".
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina date "1945-03-09".
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina partof "the South-East Asian theatre of World War II".
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina place French_Indochina.
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina result "*Empire of Vietnam created * Vietminh takeover in August.".
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina result "Japanese victory".
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina strength "16500".
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina strength "Annamese militias".
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina strength "Imperial Japanese Army: roughly 65,000 men".
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina strength "In March:".
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina strength "Later : French and British commandos from Force 136, French and Lao guerrillas, Viet Minh guerrillas".
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina subject Category:1945_in_French_Indochina.
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina subject Category:1945_in_Vietnam.
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina subject Category:Battles_and_operations_of_World_War_II_involving_France.
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina subject Category:Conflicts_in_1945.
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina subject Category:Military_history_of_Japan_during_World_War_II.
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina subject Category:Military_history_of_Vietnam_during_World_War_II.
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina subject Category:Rebellions_in_Vietnam.
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina subject Category:Second_Sino-Japanese_War.
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina subject Category:South-East_Asian_theatre_of_World_War_II.
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina subject Category:Uprisings_during_World_War_II.
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina type Event.
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina type MilitaryConflict.
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina type SocietalEvent.
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina type Event.
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina type Event.
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina type Thing.
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina comment "Towards the end of World War II, a Japanese coup d'état in French Indochina, known as Meigo Sakusen (Operation Mei-go), took place on 9 March 1945. French Indochina comprised the colony of Cochinchina and the protectorates of Annam, Cambodia and Tonkin, and the mixed region of Laos.".
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina label "Japanese coup d'état in French Indochina".
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina sameAs Japanese_coup_d'%C3%A9tat_in_French_Indochina.
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina wasDerivedFrom Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina?oldid=595775445.
- Japanese_coup_d'état_in_French_Indochina depiction Old_Flag_Of_Vietnam.svg.
