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United Coalition of the Armies of the Socialist Internationale Coalition Internationale Socialiste Nemzetközi Szocialista Koalíció Koalicija Međzunarodna Socialistična Міжнародна Соціалістична Коаліція | |
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| 1941–1948 | |
 The primary members of the SIC in 1941 (dark green) and co-belligerents and client states (light green) Socialist International Coalition:
Co-belligerents
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| Status | Military alliance |
| Historical era | Great War |
• Established | 5 May 1941 |
| 24 July 1948 | |
The Socialist International Coalition (Apelian: Coalition Internationale Socialiste; Granzerian: Nemzetközi Szocialista Koalíció; Luepolan: Koalicija Međzunarodna Socialistična; Vorochian: Міжнародна Соціалістична Коаліція), officially the United Coalition of the Armies of the Socialist Internationale was a military alliance active during the first half of the 20th century. The alliance consisted primarily of Apelia, Granzery, Luepola, and Vorochia, among others, and was one of the two warring factions in the Great War. It fought against and was defeated by the Allied powers.