Kolenomese War of Liberation

Kolenomese War of Liberation
Date December 11, 1954 - June 9, 1976 (21 years, 5 months, 4 weeks and 1 day) Location Kolenomai Result Communist victory in Kolenomai, signing of the Treaty of <>, withdrawal of foreign forces and the end of colonization, establishment of the Democratic Republic of Kolenomai.
Belligerents
Anti-Communist Forces Koliđất Notreceau Supported by	Communist Forces Kolenomai Koli Cộng Anikatia Supported by Temuair
Commanders and leaders
Vinh Hùng Ta  † Vân Thuần Tri Ngọc Bảo Ong Emmanuel Barbet	Chí An Tran Văn Quân Lo  † Vân Trai Nguy Bảo Tuân Loi An Xuân Minh Chi Tién Dan  † Quý Lành Do Quyền Tuân Tang Kai Seul-ki
Strength
Koliđất 850,000 (1968), 1,500,000 at peak strength Notreceau 550,000 at peak strength	' Kolenomai: 690,000 ( Includes military and Koli Cộng forces. ) Anikatia 115,000 (1974)
Casualties and losses
Koliđất 254,256 military dead, 1,170,000 wounded. Notreceau 63,000 military dead; 507,600 wounded; 3,500 captured	/ Kolenomai/Koli Cộng 710,000 dead and missing 880,000 wounded. Anikatia 5,052 dead 10,183 wounded 358 captured or missing
Anywhere from 300,000 to over 2 million civilians dead

The Kolenomese War of Liberation, also known as the Kolenomai War was a conflict fought from 1954 until 1976 between the communist forces of Kolenomai supported by the Koli Cộng movement, against Koliđất, a Notreceauen colony, which was supported by the government of Notreceau and other western anti-communist allies.

The war ended in 1976 with the signing of the Treaty of <> , which mandated that all foreign forces must withdraw from Kolenoai, and established the present borders of the nation and granted complete autonomy and independence for Kolenomai. The outcome in Kolenomai is considered one of the greatest victories for communist movements in Pardes. The Kolenomese War of Liberation enacted a large toll on human life, with causality estimates, including both military and civilian dead, being listed between 1.1 to 3.8 million