Malayan Campaign

Hourly History

2021年3月 · Hourly History

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Prior to December 1941, Great Britain commanded an empire that stretched across the globe. However, after the Malayan Campaign, which began on December 8, 1941 and ended on January 31, 1942, the world order was up for grabs as the Empire of Japan contested British rule and American military might in the Pacific in the early years of World War II. Influenced by racial stereotypes, the West initially failed to perceive the full expanse of Japan’s growing power in Asia. That ignorance enabled the Japanese to begin the war in the Pacific against the Western Allied Powers, invading the British colony of Malaya after Japan’s surprise attack on Pearl Harbor. From the beginning, the Japanese commanded both air and sea, while the British, Malayan, Indian, and Australian forces struggled to defend Malaya. By the end of January 1941, the Allies were retreating to Singapore, and Malaya was under Japanese control after nearly 50,000 troops belonging to the Commonwealth had been killed or captured.

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The ABCD Line

The Empire on Which the Sun Never Sets

December 8, 1941: A Day of Infamy

The Battle of Jitra

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Discover the Malayan Campaign, a critical World War II conflict that led to the fall of Singapore and reshaped the Pacific theater. Follow the intense battles between Allied and Japanese forces across the jungles of Southeast Asia. Perfect for WWII enthusiasts and military history readers.

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