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Vozhsk War of Independence
	Part of Vozhsk Rebellion
	; Battle of Driefontein
Date	3 June 1911 – 18 November 1913
Location	Vozh
Result	Vozhsk Republic victory Independence of Vozh from the Atmoran Empire; End of Atmoran colonial rule in the Vozhsk principalities.; Vozh federalises the princely states.;
Belligerents
Atmora Vosha; Mizuho Westphalia	Democratic Federative Republic of Vozh
Commanders and leaders
Elizabeth; Henry Ashpole ; Leonard du Bus de Gisignies ; Piet Weltevreeden †; Sijmen van Tigchelhoff; Hans Daendels; Kabayama Sukenori; Heinrich von Plessen	Mihas Ianovits ; Petr Petrovits ; Danii Luhashena † ; Drahan van Kleef ; Ali Hamza Markovic †
Strength
Atmoran:; 348,000; Dominion/Colonial Forces:; 235,000	Vozhsk National Army: ; 289,000 ; Islamic Republican Guard: ; 63,000 ; Foreign Volunteers: 2,743
Casualties and losses
36,900 killed; 21,600 returned home sick or wounded; 41,200 wounded; 2,900 missing	98,570 killed; 83,750 wounded; 11,950 missing; 13,000 captured
	Civilian casualties:; 261,000 casualties; 66,700 Vozhsk women and children died in concentration camps; 183,000 interned in seperate camps

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The Vozhsk War of Independence (Dutch: Voshaanse Vrijheidsoorlog; Vozhsk: Vaina ze Nietsalinats Vozhku )

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	The '''Vozhsk War of Independence''' ({{wpl\|Dutch language\|Dutch}}: ''Voshaanse Vrijheidsoorlog''; [[Vozhsk language\|Vozhsk]]: Vaina ze Nietsalinats Vozhku )		The '''Vozhsk War of Independence''' ({{wpl\|Dutch language\|Dutch}}: ''Voshaanse Vrijheidsoorlog''; [[Vozhsk language\|Vozhsk]]: ''Vaina ze Nietsalinats Vozhku'' )