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		Phibul (Phibun) Songkhram, a key military leader in the 1932 coup, maintained an effective position of power from 1938 until the end of WWII.
		Phibul declared war on the USA and Britain in 1942 but Seni Pramoj, the Thai ambassador in Washington, refused to deliver the declaration.
		Phibul's government took an extreme anti-communist stance, refused to recognise the newly declared People's Republic of China and became a loyal supporter of French and US foreign policy in South-East Asia.
	artasia.www2.50megs.com /Thailand/history.htm (3070 words)

	Wikipedia: Phibun Songkhram
		Ultimately, Phibul was ousted from premiership by the parliament in 1944 when he tried arrogantly to relocate Thailand's capital from Bangkok to Phetchabun, and the project of building Buddhamonthorn (the great sacred place for Buddha).
		Phibul was in exile from political stage from a several years.In 1948 he returned to office after a military coup.
		Phibul led his country to have a close relationship with the United States during the escalation of cold war.
	www.factbook.org /wikipedia/en/p/ph/phibun_songkhram.html (573 words)

	axis powers - Article and Reference from OnPedia.com
		Resistance to the Japanese invaders was swift but Col. Luang Phibul Songkhram ordered the cessation of resistance.
		As the war dragged on, the Siamese population came to resent the Japanese presence.
		In June 1944, Songkhram was overthrown in a coup.
	www.onpedia.com /encyclopedia/Axis-Powers (1711 words)

	Luang Phibun Songkhram Biography \| Encyclopedia of World Biography
		Luang Phibun Songkhram (1897-1964) was a military officer and prime minister of Thailand.
		Returning to Bangkok in 1927, he served in the directorate of operations and the general staff of the army, rising to the rank of major, and in 1928 was given the title by which he was known thereafter, "Luang" Phibun Songkhram, which he later took as his family name.
		Phibun was one of the organizers of the Revolution of June 24, 1932, which ended the absolute monarchy, and served in the first governments of the new regime.
	www.bookrags.com /biography/luang-phibun-songkhram (587 words)

	Plaek Pibulsonggram Summary
		พิบูลสงคราม, lastname sometimes spelled Phibunsongkhram, Phibul Songkhram or Pibul Songgram) was Prime Minister and military dictator of Thailand from 1938 to 1944 and 1948 to 1957.
		Following advanced studies in France, the honourary title of Luang Pibulsonggram was bestowed upon him by King Prajadhipok in 1928.
		Together with Luang Wichitwathakan, the Minister of Propaganda, he built up the cult of the leader throughout 1939 and thereafter.
	www.bookrags.com /Plaek_Pibulsonggram (2028 words)

	Thai History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Luang Pibul and Luang Pradit, for instance, received their education in France.
		Wat Chana Songkhram - Situated to the north of Wat Mahathat is Wat Chana Songkhram.
		The Ramkhamhaeng National Park (Khao Luang, Sukhothai) - this exquisite national park, with nature and historical background combining, covers an area of 341 square kilometers, and is declared to be the national park on October 27,1980.
	www.rockhardphuket.com /king/KINGCHULALONGKORN (6754 words)

	Thai Americans
		This period is often viewed by modern-day Thais as a golden age of Siamese religion, politics, and culture.
		It was also one of great expansion: under Ram Khamheng, the monarchy extended to Nakhon Si Thammarat in the south, to Vientiane and Luang Prabang in Laos, and to Pegu in southern Burma.
		The country's name was officially changed to Thailand in 1939 during prime minister Phibul Songkhram's government.
	www.everyculture.com /multi/Sr-Z/Thai-Americans.html (5540 words)

	A2Z Pattaya - Thailand History
		Phibul Songkhram, a key military leader in the 1932 coup, maintained an effective position of power from 1938 until the end of WWII.
		Phibul then declared war on the USA and Great Britain (in 1942) but Seni Pramoj, the Thai ambassador in Washington, refused to deliver the declaration.
		Phibul resigned in 1944 under pressure from the Thai underground resistance and after V-J Day in 1945, Seni became premier.
	www.a2zpattaya.com /m0320.htm (3283 words)

	Avalanche Press
		Siam’s King Pradjadhipok abdicated in 1935 in the face of popular revolution, giving way to a regency council led by Col. Luang Phibul Songkhram.
		Songkhram, a nationalist dictator in the East European manner, directed his countrymen’s rage on the French colonialists next door in Indochina, and demanded a feverish pace of modernization to prepare Siam for a war of revenge.
		Soon afterwards Songkhram ordered resistance to the Japanese to cease, and on 21 December signed an assistance treaty with Japan.
	www.avalanchepress.com /SiamsWar.php?mode=print (767 words)

	Indochina Exklusive by Myanmar Travel Ltd. - travel and tours to Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar and Thailand
		Seven years later a group of Thai students living in Paris mounted a successful bloodless coup d'etat which led to the establishment of a constitutional monarchy similar to that which existed in Britain.
		A key military leader in the coup, Phibul Songkhram, took power and maintained control until after the end or WW II.
		Rama VIII, Ananda Mahidol, became king in 1935 but died in rather mysterious circumstances in 1946.
	www.indochinaexclusive.com /thtravelinfo.html (1214 words)

	Thai Time, Anthony Diller, Publications, Faculty of Asian Studies, ANU (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Sukhothai inscriptions of 650 years ago relate to this 5000-year time period, containing predictions of progresive upheaval and ultimately deterioration as we progress along the time line—a process of ‘Buddhist entropy’ in which 1957 marked an important half-way point.
		It was celebrated by the then Prime Minister Phibul Songkhram’s construction of Phutthamonthon, an enormous Buddhist compound outside of Bangkok which now attracts tourists.
		In traditional usage within the Thai cultural milieu, there were different means determining which years were to have extra months [athikama:t] and extra days [athikawa:n], rendering the dating of traditional sources a complex task.
	www.anu.edu.au /asianstudies/thai_time.html (8204 words)

	Luang Phibunsongkhram - Definition up Erdmond.Com
		(July_14, 1887 - June_11, 1964) (also sometimes spelled Phibul Songkhram or Pibul Songgram) was prime minister and military dictator in Thailand from 1938-1944 and 1948-1957.
		He was born on July_14, 1887 in the Nonthaburi_province as son of Mr.
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	www.erdmond.com /Luang_Phibunsongkhram.html (500 words)

	Indochina Exklusive by Myanmar Travel Ltd. - travel and tours to Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar and Thailand
		Seven years later a group of Thai students living in Paris mounted a successful bloodless coup d'etat which led to the establishment of a constitutional monarchy similar to that which existed in Britain.
		A key military leader in the coup, Phibul Songkhram, took power and maintained control until after the end or WW II.
		Rama VIII, Ananda Mahidol, became king in 1935 but died in rather mysterious circumstances in 1946.
	www.1indochinatravel.com /thtravelinfo.html (1214 words)

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		It has a population of approximately 3 million (1995), and is the
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