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	Mutaguchi Renya at opensource encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		zijn dood in 1966 bleef Mutaguchi zijn medestanders uit het voormalige...
		Tot aan zijn dood in 1966 bleef Mutaguchi zijn medestanders uit het voormalige Japanse leger bekritiseren op hun falen.
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	Burma Campaign - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		To some uncertain extent, Mutaguchi and War Minister Hideki Tojo had been persuaded by Subhash Chandra Bose, Commander-in-Chief of the Indian National Army, that the operation promised the collapse of British rule in India.
		Mutaguchi intended to exploit this victory by capturing the strategic city of Dimapur, in the Brahmaputra River valley.
		The leading troops of IV Corps and XXXIII Corps met at Milestone 109 on the Dimapur-Imphal road on June 22, and the siege of Imphal was raised.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Burma_Campaign (7382 words)

	V30N1 - The Effect Of Material Inferiority: An Analysis Of Japanese Defeat In The Battle For Imphal, 1944 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Mutaguchi had participated in the Marco Polo Bridge Incident in 1937 as a regimental commander which led to Pearl Harbour and the Pacific War.
		Mutaguchi’s role was important as the idea for moving into India was initially rejected by Southern Army in October 1942 (due partly to Mutaguchi’s objections).
		It did not help that Mutaguchi himself was far from the scene of battle with his HQ at Maymyo, hundreds of miles away in the Shan States.
	www.mindef.gov.sg /safti/pointer/back/journals/2004/Vol30_1/6.htm (3156 words)

	Burma Campaign
		As they waited for the storm to break, the British forces were not to know that the successful defence of the two towns would be the turning point of the entire campaign in south east Asia.
		Mutaguchi's intentions were to capture the strategic city of Dimapur.
		Despite the tactical setback of not destroying the Indian 17th and 20th divisions in the open, Mutaguchi was still able to execute the rest of his plan.
	wikipedia.openfun.org /Burma_Campaign (6251 words)

	22 June 1944
		General Renya Mutaguchi sent three divisions of the Fifteenth Army against the Allies: the 33rd drove north from Tiddim, and the 15th and 31st attacked the Allied bases at Imphal and Kohima from the east.
		Mutaguchi, however, refused to admit defeat at Imphal or Kohima, ignoring the realities of the field.
		Mutaguchi has been ordering the 15th Division to mount ever more ambitious operations, simultaneously stripping its commander Lt-Gen Masafumi Yamauchi, of manpower until today he commands a mere battalion and a half.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /andrew.etherington/1944/06/22.htm (1754 words)

	Beijing Official Website International (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Later, several Japanese troops were seen outside the county, claiming that one of their soldiers was missing and requesting to enter the county to look for him.
		With the unreasonable request rejected, Renya Mutaguchi, commanding officer of the Japanese regiment, ordered to "fight back".
		At five o'clock on July 8, reinforced Japanese troops assaulted the Wanping County, and the Chinese 219th regiment of the 37th division of the 29th army launched tenacious resistance.
	www.ebeijing.gov.cn /Tour/News/t20050708_253937.htm (230 words)

	6 April 1944
		The invasion began three weeks ago when the 33rd Division of Lt-Gen Renya Mutaguchi's 15th Army attacked the 17th Indian Division, aiming to draw off reserves at Imphal, the gateway to India.
		Two brigades are to join XXXIII Corps at Dimapur and a third is to join IV Corps at Imphal.
		Mutaguchi's men are now pressing in on Imphal from the south-west.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /andrew.etherington/1944/04/06.htm (561 words)

	General Yamashita (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Yamishita made good use of the information from Tsuji on jungle warfare, his confidence was high and concern about supplying the twenty-fifth army, made him decide to take only three divisions instead of the five given him saying that a fourth was to be held only as standby.
		The three divisions were Lieutenant-General Renya Mutaguchi commanding the 18th Div, Lieutenant-General Takuro Matsui commanding the 5th Division and the Imperial Guard commanded by Lieutenant-General Nishimura, the 5th was the most experienced and had seen action in China.
		Support for the troops would be given by the 3rd Tank Brigade and two regiments of heavy field artillery.
	www.ean.co.uk /bygones/history/article/ww2/malaya_and_singapore/html/body_general_yamashita.htm (1057 words)

	Burma Campaign Society
		Having inflicted at Singapore the greatest defeat in British military history, the Japanese in the battles of Kohima and Imphal suffered the greatest defeat in Japanese military history with the virtual destruction of five divisions as fighting formations.
		Towards the end of the Battle Major General Sato commanding 31 Division complained bitterly to Mutaguchi, his Army Commander, that his troops were without food and ammunition, refused MutaguchiÅfs order to fight on, and ordered retreat.
		It is believed that this was the only known occasion in the Japanese Army of a senior officer refusing to obey the order of his superior.
	burmacampaignsociety.netfirms.com /events/reviewed/021015.html (1096 words)

	194403
		Renya Mutaguchi and Indian National Army commander Subhas Chandra Bose, the invaders hope to push on to Calcutta and run the British out of India.
		The British are falling back to the flat lands around Imphal so their tanks and artillery can flail Gen. Renya Mutacuchi's 15th Army.
		Gen. Renya Mutaguchi has divided his 15th Army into six columns which are encircling or bypassing British-Indian units and racing toward Imphal, a district capital that's the gateway to India.
	meltingpot.fortunecity.com /tenison/297/wwii/194403.htm (3698 words)

	british-forces
		On 7-8th March, the Japanese General Mutaguchi launched the forward units of his 15th Army on 'Operation U-Go', the March to Delhi.
		The 77th Brigade of Wingate's Chindits was flown into the area south-west of Myitkyina on the night of 5-6th March where they had set up a defended perimeter, there they were joined by another brigade which was flown in and the 16th Brigade which marched in from Ledo.
		By the time Mutaguchi's divisions were approaching Imphal and Kohima, Wingate's brigades had established trree strongholds, Broadway, White City and Aberdeen from where they intended to take control f the area and cut all Japanese communications.
	www.burmastar.org.uk /british-forces.htm (7245 words)

	Outside Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		China, in fact, contests Indian sovereignty in this border region, home to some two dozen animist hill tribes, and invaded in blitzkrieg style in 1962, when Arunachal Pradesh was constitutionally part of the neighboring Indian state of Assam.
		Eighteen years earlier the Japanese, under General Renya Mutaguchi, had also invaded Assam, to try to sweep the British out of India.
		You need an internal visa to enter Arunachal Pradesh (it was opened to foreign tourists only in 1995), and tribal insurrections continue to harass the army and plague the police in Assam, where traditionalists want autonomy.
	www.activetraveldirectory.com /magazine/1098/9810everest.html (5690 words)

	To the Gates of Delhi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The speed and ease of their victories had, however, produced symptoms of the “victory disease” (underestimation of the enemy), and in August 1942, General Count Hisaichi Terauchi’s Southern Army headquarters in Hanoi ordered the Fifteenth Amy in Burma to plan a limited offensive into Assam.
		Although this was temporarily abandoned because of American successes in the western Pacific, it was revived when the Japanese reorganized their command structure in Burma in June 1943, which brought an aggressive commanding general, Renya Mutaguchi, to power.
		The second called for Mutaguchi to proceed with three divisions and destroy the British IV Corps on the plain around Imphal, seizing the great Allied supply depots and depriving the British of their springboard for an offensive to retake Burma.
	www.thehistorynet.com /wwii/blgatesofdelhi (1131 words)

	Brief History of the Kohima Battle
		It was Kohima's only contact with the outside world and would link the two remote settlements in the high hills of Assam in some of the most savage fighting of the war.
		Two divisions of the Japanese 15th Army, commanded by the hot-tempered General Renya Mutaguchi, crossed the Chindwin River and moved on Imphal.
		Imphal was relieved on June 22, after over 80 days of siege, and now it was the turn of Mutaguchi to throw in the towel.
	www.sid-hill.com /honors/kohima2.htm (1458 words)

	Worcestershire Regiment(29th/36th of Foot) Web site
		From Kohima the narrow winding Manipur Road continued north-west to the railhead at Dimapur, 40 miles from Kohima.
		Three divisions of the Japanese 15th Army, commanded by Lieut.-General Renya Mutaguchi were employed in the initial operations.
		Two of the divisions (15th and 33rd) crossed the Chindwin River and moved on Imphal while the third division (31st) headed for Kohima.
	www.worcestershireregiment.com /wr.php?main=inc/h_kohima (810 words)

	BBC NEWS \| World \| Asia-Pacific \| 'After the war my father didn't recognise me'
		But he remembers thinking, when he heard about the attack on Pearl Harbour, that Japan could not possibly win a war against Britain and the US.
		On 6 March 1944 the Japanese 15th Army, led by General Renya Mutaguchi, launched Operation U-Go.
		When he returned from the war his father did not recognise him.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/world/asia-pacific/3560238.stm (1031 words)

	Far Outliers
		Perhaps by discussing a general officer who was neither a genius, such as Napoleon or MacArthur, nor a fool, such as McClellan or *Mutaguchi[]**, we gain a keener sense of what it meant to be an officer, a commander, and a leader in a major army.
		Mutaguchi Renya, in command of the Fifteenth Army in Burma, launched an overland attack in 1944 on Imphal, on the Indian frontier.
		Born into a large family of samurai stock, but unable to afford middle school (as required for a naval career), Adachi instead tested into the army's fiercely competitive Tokyo Cadet Academy, which aimed to produce graduates who were both tough officers and refined gentlemen.
	faroutliers.blogspot.com /2004_05_01_faroutliers_archive.html (15581 words)

	Most Inept Military Commander - Stormfront White Nationalist Community (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		I chose the Japanese Lieut.-General Renya Mutaguchi as my 'worst military leader'.
		I choose him because he manipulated events that brought about the completely avoidable catastrophe of the Japanese offensive against Kohima (Burma), 1944.
		Mutaguchi pratically handed the Allies a much needed victory (they were able to completely exploit the scattered Japanese soldiers and maintain their own offensive initiative).
	www.stormfront.org /forum/showthread.php?t=72556&page=2&pp=10 (1904 words)

	11 March 1944
		The Allied capture of Buthidaung today removes the last major obstacle to an advance on Akyab.
		Operation U-Go, launched by General Renya Mutaguchi's 15th Army on the night of 7-8 March, is a pre-emptive strike to prevent an Allied offensive in northern Burma.
		Its main objective is the capture of the key communications and supply centre at Imphal, across the Indian border in Assam; today Japanese troops crossed the Manipur river, east of the Chindwin.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /andrew.etherington/1944/03/11.htm (600 words)

	Exordio - Segunda Guerra Mundial - Batalla de Imphal/Kohima
		El comandante de las Fuerzas japonesas en ese hostil territorio, desde 1943, era el General Renya Mutagushi quien estaba convencido que Imfal (Imphal) debía ser ocupado, no sólo para ayudar a los hindúes en su lucha por su independencia, sino porque era una amenaza para toda Birmania.
		El objetivo era que con esa ofensiva se impediría lo que parecía inminente, una invasión de Birmania por las fuerzas británicas, pero además, se establecerían defensas en las montañas fronterizas entre Birmania e India sirviendo de protección ante cualquier intento británico de atacar desde la India.
		El 8 de julio, por recomendación de los generales Kawabe y Mutaguchi, Tojo ordenó suspender la operación.
	www.exordio.com /1939-1945/militaris/batallas/imphal.html (2155 words)

	The Ledo Road - China-Burma-India Theater of World War II (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		After the Japanese conquered central in early 1942, they consolidated their position during the monsoon season and did not move forces north of Myitkyina.
		Lieutenant General Renya Mutaguchi’s veteran 18th Division, conquerors of Singapore, outposted the area but made no movement north in the Mogaung Valley.
		With the threat of an Allied offensive, the Japanese formed a second army in Burma and placed the 18th Division Commander, General Mutaguchi, in charge.
	ledoroad.home.comcast.net /LedoRoadStory.html (5922 words)

	Military of Malaysia - Dangeruss-Industries.com
		The 1st Malay Regiment was famous for its defence of Opium Hill or Bukit Chandu.
		The ‘Battle of Opium Hill’ on 14 February 1942 involves 42 soldiers commanded by Lt. Adnan Saidi defending their position against the attack from the 18th Division of the Japanese Imperial Army under Lt.Gen. Renya Mutaguchi.
		After World War II, the number of batalions was increased to 7 in the early 50s.
	www.dangeruss-industries.com /results/Military_of_Malaysia.html (1827 words)

	Guerra no Pacífico (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Suas relações com Renya Mutaguchi, o colérico e ambicioso comandante da 18
		Exército, Mutaguchi começou a exigir papel preponderante para a sua formação, oferecendo-se também para liderar o avanço desde a costa até Cingapura.
		Divisão, de Mutaguchi, rumariam para Singora, 200 km a noroeste da fronteira malaio-tailandesa, no Istmo de Kra; dois outros comboios rumariam para Patani, 100 km a sudeste; e um forte grupo de brigada da 18
	adluna.sites.uol.com.br /500/510.htm (17660 words)

	Biblio: Four Samurai - A quartet of Japanese Army Commanders in the Second World War by Swinson, Arthur:: Details
		Frontispiece - b/w photographs of the four Japanese commanders - Homma, Yamashita, Mutaguchi and Honda.
		Swinson has taken 4 generals Masaharu Homma, who captured the Philippines from MacArthur, Renya Mutaguchi who led the march on Delhi, masaki Honda who fought the British, Americans and the Chinese in Burma and Tomoyuki Yamashita the conqueror of Malaya and Singapore.
		Yellow cloth boards with gilt lettering on spine.
	www.biblio.com /books/15549757.html (137 words)

	194405
		For the first time in nine months, the Soviet Union's daily communique says all's quiet on the eastern front.
		05/02/1944 British-Indian forces are gradually gaining the upper hand over Japanese Gen. Renya Mutaguchi's 15 Army near Imphal in eastern India.
		His failure to capture British supplies at Imphal has crippled his offensive.
	meltingpot.fortunecity.com /tenison/297/wwii/194405.htm (3933 words)

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