Southern Indiae & Pakistania Campaign

Southern Indiae & Pakistania Campaign
Part of the Asianna and the Pacific Campaign of the Second Europan War
Jutlandish & Aurucolian troops cross the Kollidam River; October 1943
Date 4 September 1943 - 2 May 1945 Location Pakistania and Indiae Result Allied Victory
Belligerents
United Kingdom Jutland-Gimli Aurucolia Dalmasca and Nabradia Holy Galbadian Empire Gallia-Bruhl Nibelheim Alteria	Empire of Quenmin Archadia-Archedes Autocratic East Europan Imperial Alliance Rumania
Commanders and leaders
Sean Patrick Humeray Benedict Mordaunt Erik John Vandemeer Aleksandr Posen Bertalan Ferenc Orsós Rajmund Dobos Zoltán Dokinik Bodnár Herceg de Nagyvörösvár István Ármin Norbert Katona Walter Maassen van den Brin Rósfríður Surány Nikolai Vilhelmsen Janusz-Karl Hedegaard Haydn Erik Koppel Bernhard Erlach Oliver Iverssen Lilly Van Buren Vladimír Štěpánek Daavid Juhola Willi Kleiner Barbara Manteuffel	Nghiêm Quang Hải Tống Thành Châu Bùi Quốc Trung Dương Hải Thanh Minh Caronte Bassetti Tirone Del Nero Pellegrino Perrotta Adam Schützenberger Daniel Gramlich Konrad Buchtel Friedrich Achterburg Margrave zu Mecklenhalt
Strength
600,000 (initial) 1,500,000 (1945)	1,000,000 (initial) 1,850,000 (1945)
Casualties and losses
39,051 dead or wounded	195,023 dead or wounded (69,234 dead from disease)

The Southern Indiae & Pakistania Campaign (4 September 1943 - 2 May 1945) was an Allied campaign aimed to expel Imperial forces still holding in Southern Pakistania and Indiae. It involved several allied formations, including expeditionary forces from Scandinavia from Aurucolia and Jutland.