Vozhsk War of Independence

Vozhsk War of Independence
Part of the Voshan Wars
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 Connuriste
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

The Vozhsk War of Independence (Dutch: Voshaanse Vrijheidsoorlog; Vozhsk: Vaina ze Nietsalinats Vozhku ), more commonly known in Atmora as the Second Voshan War (Dutch: Tweede Voshaanse Oorlog; Vozhsk: Druhaja Vaina Vozhsku )