1939 Battle of Nomenkan, introduction to the Battle of Nomenkan

The Battle of Nomenhan, also known as the Battle of Nomenkan and the Battle of the Hashen Lao Soraha River, was a battle that took place between Japan and the Soviet Union on the Sino-Mongolian border in the early days of World War II. The war took place in 1939 in Normenkhan, on the border between Manchuria and Mongolia at the time.

The armies of Japan and the Soviet Union fought on behalf of the "puppet state of Manchukuo" and the "state of Mongolia" respectively (the Soviet-Mongolian coalition led by Marshal Zhukov of the Soviet Union and Marshal Choibalshan of the People's Republic of Mongolia), but the Japanese and Soviet sides did not officially declare war on each other. The war ended with the defeat of the Japanese Kwantung Army. Japan and the Soviet Union maintained peace in World War II until August 8, 1945, when the Soviet Union declared war on Japan and attacked the puppet state of Manchukuo on August 8, 1945, after the U.S. military dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan.

The Battle of Normenheim lasted 135 days. More than 200,000 soldiers, more than 500 artillery pieces, 900 aircraft, and 1,000 tanks and armored vehicles were deployed on the battlefield, and more than 60,000 people died.

In December 2018, the Nomenhan incident in the photo album of Japanese soldiers was released for the first time.

<> "Who won the Battle of Nomenkan in the end."

In the battle of Nomenkan, the Japanese army announced a great victory over the Soviet Union, and the real situation was that the Soviet Union defeated Japan, but the Soviet Union only fought Japan's second-rate army, and the number of the Soviet Union was much higher than that of Japan at that time, but in terms of the battle between the two sides, the Soviet Union was far greater than Japan, so in order to fight for this breath, Japan planned to dispatch a first-class army, but in the end, both sides considered from their own interests, and Ran Xuanxi chose to reconcile.

In the Soviet propaganda at that time, the Soviet army defeated the elite units of the Japanese Kwantung Army, but this was not the case, in the Battle of Nomenkan, the Japanese dispatched only second-rate regiments, this kind of regiment is not only backward, the number is not complete, Japan's direct personnel are only 30,000 people, while the Soviet Union at that time had as many as 50,000 people, and the Soviet Union is equipped with a large number of tanks, aircraft and artillery.

Although the disparity in power is huge, the situation in the Soviet Union is much higher than that of Japan, according to records, the Soviet Union has a war of 25,000 people, 9,700 killed, 15,000 wounded, the Japanese army 7,600 killed, 12,000 wounded, a total of only 19,000 people**, the number of people is far less than the Soviet Union. In the Battle of Nomenkan, the Soviet army had to consume a lot of ammunition to kill so many Japanese. In the Battle of Nomenkan, the Soviet army consumed 10,000 tons of ammunition, which was almost half of the Battle of Stalin.

The difference in strength between the two sides is obvious, and the most important thing is that Japan still dispatched only a two-skinned army.

Later, in order to vent this breath, Japan gathered a large number of troops on the border of the Soviet Union, but Japan still did not dare to take this risk, so it chose to reconcile, of course, the Soviet Union also could not ask for such a result.

<> "The Battle of Cannae. Between 264 and 146 B.C., Rome fought a long war with Carthage in northern Africa for supremacy in the Western Mediterranean, known as the Punic Wars (the Romans called Carthaginian Punic at the time).

Of the wars that lasted for more than 100 years, the Second Punic War (or Hannibal's War) had the most intense and decisive impact.

Hannibal was born in 247 BC, the son of Hamilcar, a prominent Carthaginian general.

Hannibal left Carthage at the age of 9 and went with his father to Spain.

He grew up in the barracks and participated in many battles, in which he learned the art of war.

In 221 BC, at the age of 25, Hannibal was appointed supreme commander of the Carthaginian army in Spain. Immediately, Hannibal launched a series of wars of conquest in Spain.

In 219 BCE, Hannibal sent an army against the city of Sagunto, Rome's Spanish ally, much to the chagrin of Rome.

In March 218 BCE, war was officially declared on Carthage, and the Second Punic War broke out.

As soon as the war began, Hannibal had the astonishing courage to set up a strategy for crossing the Alps and marching from land to Italy.

In April 218 BC, Hannibal and 90,000 infantry set out from the Spanish city of New Carthage, and in late September they crossed the Alps and reached the plains of northern Italy.

The Battle of Nomenhan was caused by the question of the ownership of the triangular area west of Nomenkhan by the invading Japanese army and the Outer Mongolian Army to the Halaha River, and finally caused a war between the Soviet Union and Japan. The battle ended in a crushing defeat for the Japanese Kwantung Army.

The Battle of Nomenhan, also known as the Battle of the Haraha River, also known as the Nomenkan Incident, was a war fought in the Far East between Japan and the Soviet Union during World War II. Japan calls the events from May 11 to early June the first Nomenheim incident; This was followed until the ceasefire on 16 September, known as the Second Normenheim Incident.

The war took place in 1939 in Normenkhan, on the border between Manchuria and Mongolia at the time. The armies of Japan and Russia fought on behalf of the "puppet state of Manchukuo" and the "state of Mongolia" respectively (the Soviet-Mongolian coalition led by Marshal Zhukov of the Soviet Union and Marshal Choibalsan of the Mongolian People's Republic), but Japan and Russia did not officially declare war on each other. The battle ended with a crushing defeat of the Japanese Kwantung Army.

Japan and Russia maintained peace in World War II until August 8, 1945, when the Soviet Union declared war on Japan and attacked the puppet state of Manchukuo on August 8, 1945, after the U.S. military dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan.

The Battle of Normenhan completely failed the attempt of the Kwantung Army in Northeast China to invade westward, and then prompted the Japanese army to abandon the "northward policy" and choose the "southward policy", attacking the Pacific islands and attacking Pearl Harbor, which eventually led to the complete destruction of the Japanese fascists.

This battle was no less than the Battle of Stalingrad in the European theater, which not only saved the Soviet Union and Mongolia (the victory of the Russian-Mongolian alliance guaranteed the independence of Mongolia), but also slowed down the Japanese invasion of China.

Japanese historians have called the war "the greatest defeat in the history of the Japanese Army."

It was one of the most important battles in the history of the Mongol state, which commemorated the 70th anniversary of the outbreak of the war.