Pacific War (Agadir War)

The Pacific War Beginning: 3 March 1959 End: 17 August 1965 Place: Africa, Asia, Australasia Outcome: Allied Power Victory Defeat of the Empire of Japan and Thailand. Treaty of Brisbane: Document of Japanese and client states Surrender. Treaty Of Delhi: Document of Thai Surrender. Treaty of Singapore: Document of division of the Pacific Major battles: Battle Of Pearl Harbor, Battle of Darwin, Battle of Sulu, Battle of Naha Combatants Allied Powers German Empire German New Guinea German Indonesia British Empire Australia New Zealand India Burma Malaya United States Philippine Resistance French Third Republic Russian Republic Republic of China Asian Alliance Empire of Japan Client States: Manchukou Mengjiang Nanjing China Azad Hind State of Vietnam State of Burma Philippine Republic Indonesian State North Australia North Zealand Thailand Commanders German Empire - Louis Ferdinand I Britain - Elizabeth II, Harold McMillan, Alec Douglas Home, Harold Wilson USA - Dwight D Eisenhower, John F Kennedy France - Charles D Gaulle Russia - Leonard Trinokski China - Chiang Kai-Shek Japan - Hirohito Thailand - Thanom Kittikachorn Strength Germany - 600,000 USA - 3,000,000 British Empire - 3,000,000 French - 200,000 China - 12,000,000 Russia - 300,000 Total - 19,100,000 Japan - 7,800,000 Thailand - 200,000 Client States - 1,200,000 Total - 9,200,000 Casualties and Losses 4,000,000 KTA,WTA OR MIA 2,500,000 KIA,WIA OR MIA