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{{flagicon image|Esthar_and_balamb_35471.png|22px}}{{flagicon image|BalambianStateFlag.png|22px}} [[August Carl Gustav Lindholm|A.C.G. Lindholm]]<br/> | {{flagicon image|Esthar_and_balamb_35471.png|22px}}{{flagicon image|BalambianStateFlag.png|22px}} [[August Carl Gustav Lindholm|A.C.G. Lindholm]]<br/> | ||
{{flagicon image|Esthar_and_balamb_35471.png|22px}}{{flagicon image|BalambianStateFlag.png|22px}} [[Jussi Järvinen]]<br/> | {{flagicon image|Esthar_and_balamb_35471.png|22px}}{{flagicon image|BalambianStateFlag.png|22px}} [[Jussi Järvinen]]<br/> | ||
{{flagicon image|Esthar_and_balamb_35471.png|22px}}{{flagicon image|BalambianStateFlag.png|22px}} [[Terho Junttila]]<br/> | {{flagicon image|Esthar_and_balamb_35471.png|22px}}{{flagicon image|BalambianStateFlag.png|22px}} [[Terho Junttila]]<br/> | ||
{{flagicon image|Esthar_and_balamb_35471.png|22px}}{{flagicon image|BalambianStateFlag.png|22px}} [[Arttu Huhtala]]<br/> | |||
{{flagicon image|Esthar_and_balamb_35471.png|22px}}{{flagicon image|BalambianStateFlag.png|22px}} [[Pasi Honkajonki]]<br/> | |||
{{flagicon image|The_galbadian_empire_725196.png|22px}} [[Aníbal Fidalgo]]<br/> | {{flagicon image|The_galbadian_empire_725196.png|22px}} [[Aníbal Fidalgo]]<br/> | ||
{{flagicon image|Great_Lucis_and_Accordo_-_Tristain.jpg|22px}} [[Daidoji Kitagawa]]<br/> | {{flagicon image|Great_Lucis_and_Accordo_-_Tristain.jpg|22px}} [[Daidoji Kitagawa]]<br/> | ||
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| | | strength2 = 300,000-350,000 troops<br/> 90 tanks<br/> 114 guns<br/> 200 aircraft | ||
| | | strength1 = 500,000 troops<br/> 200 tanks<br/> 300 guns<br/> 500 aircraft | ||
| | | casualties2 = 25,047 killed<br/> 45,029 wounded<br/> 31 tanks<br> 21 guns<br/> 40 aircraft<br/> | ||
| | | casualties1 = 197,953 killed<br/> 250,493 wounded<br/> 5,203 captured<br/> 109 tanks<br/> 95 guns<br/> 515 aircraft<br/> | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:22, 6 February 2023
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| Part of the Estharian Civil War | |||||||
 A Balambian M1932 machine gun nest during the Balambian War. | |||||||
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500,000 troops 200 tanks 300 guns 500 aircraft |
300,000-350,000 troops 90 tanks 114 guns 200 aircraft | ||||||
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197,953 killed 250,493 wounded 5,203 captured 109 tanks 95 guns 515 aircraft |
25,047 killed 45,029 wounded 31 tanks 21 guns 40 aircraft | ||||||
The Balambian War, also known as the Balambian Winter War or simply the Winter War (Balambian: Talvisota) (30 November 1932 - 13 March 1933) was a war between the Second Estharian Republic and the Balambian Free State during the Estharian Civil War. The war began with a Republican invasion of Balamb in an attempt to incorporate the country into Esthar proper. This came largely from Estharian President Jose Carlos Valle, who declared that Balamb is a part of Esthar and must be governed by Estharians as such. Since the rule of Maria III, Balamb had always been an autonomous state within Balamb with its own government and currency. As a result, the Balambian State was determined to retain its sovereignty and as a result, declared its breakaway from Esthar itself. Despite superior military strength, especially in tanks and aircraft, the Republicans and their volunteers suffered severe losses and initially made very little progress.