Battle of South Guangxi (1939)

Battle of South Guangxi (Side A vs Japan) took place in 1939 during Second Sino-Japanese War.

Battle facts

• Year: 1939
• Date: 15 November 1939
• Era: Modern
• Conflict: Second Sino-Japanese War
• Side B: Japan
• Commanders (A): Bai Chongxi, Zhang Fakui
• Commanders (B): Rikichi Andō, Seiichi Kuno
• Casualties: From 15 November 1939 until 26 February 1940 : 576 officers and 23,582 soldiers killed 932 officers and 29,630 soldiers wounded 203 officers and 9,366 soldiers missing Total: 64,289 killed, wounded, (side A), Chinese Claim : Japanese Army : 23,349 killed or wounded 16 captured Collaborationist Army : 4 officers and 9 soldiers captured Battle of Kunlun Pass : 4,000+ killed (including 85% of all officers) 4 (Japan)
• Outcome: Chinese victory
• Coordinates: 23.805°, 108.984°

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Sources

Wikipedia article on Battle of South Guangxi · Wikidata entry