Historical place archive

Diego Suarez in History

Browse historical events and people recorded at Diego Suarez in Great Britain. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.

8 records5 event labels1 people1941–1941

Historical events in Diego Suarez

1941

5 May 1941
Operation Ironclad
Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill · World War, 2nd

The 1st large amphibious assault made by British forces since the Dardanelles. An amphibious invasion of the Vichy French colony of Madagascar

5 May 1941
Vichy Government
Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill · World War, 2nd

An amphibious invasion of the Vichy French colony of Madagascar

7 May 1941
Operation Ironclad
Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill · World War, 2nd

Vichy forces surrender to the British in Madagascar

7 May 1941
Vichy Government
Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill · World War, 2nd

Vichy forces surrender to the British in Madagascar

9 May 1941
Capture of Diego Suarez
Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill · World War, 2nd

The British march into Diego Suarez in Madagascar after just 2 days fighting

9 May 1941
Invasion of Madagascar
Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill · World War, 2nd

The British march into Diego Suarez in Madagascar after 2 days fighting

9 May 1941
Operation Ironclad
Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill · World War, 2nd

The British march into Diego Suarez in Madagascar after just 2 days fighting

9 May 1941
Siege of Diego Suarez
Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill · World War, 2nd

The British march into Diego Suarez in Madagascar after 2 days fighting

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