Looking for WWII Japanese and Thai Generals Portraits
Looking for WWII Japanese and Thai Generals Portraits
Does anyone has a portrait of Sogawa, Jiro (十川次郎)? He is the commander of IJA 6th Army in China at the end of the war.
I am also looking for a portrait of Thai Phayap Army commander: Roengrit, Seri.
Thanks for your help!
I am also looking for a portrait of Thai Phayap Army commander: Roengrit, Seri.
Thanks for your help!
Re: Looking for WWII Japanese and Thai Generals Portraits
You are refering to the late Genberal Luang Seri Roengrit (General charoon Rattanakul Seri-Roengrit which can be seen here:
Re: Looking for WWII Japanese and Thai Generals Portraits
Hi!
Here is Jiro Sogawa.
Best regards,
VJK
Here is Jiro Sogawa.
Best regards,
VJK
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Re: Looking for WWII Japanese and Thai Generals Portraits
Great! Thanks a lot VJK!
Re: Looking for WWII Japanese and Thai Generals Portraits
General Luang Sutthisanronnakorn, ( 31 Jan 1899 - 17 April 1968 )- later become Deputy Commander of royal thai Army - and becoming House Speaker
http://www.crma.ac.th/library/library%2 ... tisan.html
General Phra Prachonpadchanuk (24 march 1892 - 27 November 1988) - Army Staff - later become House Speaker
http://www.crma.ac.th/library/library%2 ... pajon.html
Field Marshal Phin Choonhavan,
http://th.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E0%B8%9C% ... 1%E0%B8%93
General Chao Phraya Pichayenyothin [old name - Um Intharayothin] (1871 – 1942) before become Regent, he used to be the Aid de Campt for Crown Prince Vajiravudh before he has become King Vajiravudh - Inspector of Cavalry
http://th.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E0%B9%80% ... %E0%B8%99)
http://www.atriumtech.com/cgi-bin/hilig ... 34190.html
Re: Looking for WWII Japanese and Thai Generals Portraits
Lieutenant-General/Vice Admiral Prince Arthit Thip-apha (1904-1946)
This prince was a governor of Nakhon Pathom before the Revolution in 1932. He became a regent in 1936 and resigned in 1942.
http://th.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E0%B8%9E% ... 0%E0%B8%B2
Lieutenant-General Luang Chartnakrob (Suk Chartnakrob) - he has found Dept of Terrestrial of Defense in 1948 Later, he has run Port Authority of Thailand from March 1953 to January 1958
http://www.mod.go.th/content/md/
General Luang Haansongkhram (Phichai Harnsongkram) [1896-1968]
http://www.mtb31.com/oldcommander/oldcommander.php
General Luang Chawengsaksongkhram (Chuang Kwanchoed) (10 March 1899 - 9 march 1962) - being Minister of Public Health as well as Minister of Agriculture
http://archives.psd.ku.ac.th/kuout/p048.html
General Jira Wichitsongkhram (1897-1979) - a general who declined to be promoted as the prestige Field Marshall
General Luang Senanarong ( - 1955) - the founder of Fort Senanarong at Khao Kho hong, hat yai, Songkla
http://www.mtb42.mi.th/?name=page&op=%B ... 7%B9%C1%D2
Seriroengrit, General Jarun Rattanakuln (1895- 1983) (AKA Laung Seriroengrit)
He was Direrctor of Railway Dept. and the General Manager of SRT after 1951
He was running Phayap army from 1941 to 1942.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid ... =3&theater
Lieutenant-General Chit Mansin Sinadyotharak (AKA Laung Sinadyotharak - 1896-1989)
Maj Gen Luang Kriengdetphichai
http://www.mtb31.com/oldcommander/oldcommander.php
Gen Luang Wirawatthanayothin, (1899-1968)
He was running 1st Division from 1944 to 1948 - he used to command the troop in Kengtung as well
http://www.rta.mi.th/21100u/title/03-ol ... ommand.htm
I better find a crematorium tome of Lt. gen Luang Buranasongkhram (Jon Buranajaru) published in 1994 though - during WWII, he has been transferred to control the Army medical though.
Furthermore, I need to find the crematorium tome of Lieutenant-General Phraya Aphaisongkhram [Old name: Jon Chotedilok] (1888 - 1965) published in 1965 ... ฟืก นด แนีพหำ General Luang Phairirayordej (Kee Chamaboon ->Chamaboon Phairirayordej - )
Re: Looking for WWII Japanese and Thai Generals Portraits
Maj Gen Luang Phromyothee [AKA Mungkorn Phromyothee] - later become A 4-star general
Major KhunNimmarnkolayut [later become a colonel despite of his heroic action in the battle of Ban Phrao on 16 Jan 1941 which should cement his position as a general - the lack of political connection with the Leader has prevent him from being a general]
http://bbs.playfps.com/topic/20123-%E0% ... %E0%B9%88/
Re: Looking for WWII Japanese and Thai Generals Portraits
the post of Sturm78 has a picture of Togawa / Sogawa Jiro (scroll down)
http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic. ... start=2460 (Japanese troops with binoculars.jpg )
btw is it Sogawa or Togawa? http://www.generals.dk/general/Togawa/Jiro/Japan.html
best regards,
Matteus
http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic. ... start=2460 (Japanese troops with binoculars.jpg )
btw is it Sogawa or Togawa? http://www.generals.dk/general/Togawa/Jiro/Japan.html
best regards,
Matteus
Re: Looking for WWII Japanese and Thai Generals Portraits
Wisarut wrote: Maj Gen Luang Phromyothee [AKA Mungkorn Phromyothee] - later become A 4-star general
Major KhunNimmarnkolayut [later become a colonel despite of his heroic action in the battle of Ban Phrao on 16 Jan 1941 which should cement his position as a general - the lack of political connection with the Leader has prevent him from being a general]
http://bbs.playfps.com/topic/20123-%E0% ... %E0%B9%88/
correcting the broken link:
Maj Gen Luang Phromyothee [AKA Mungkorn Phromyothee] - later become A 4-star general and he is running ministry of interior later on
http://www.minister.moi.go.th/menuc3.html
Major KhunNimmarnkolayut [later become a colonel despite of his heroic action in the battle of Ban Phrao on 16 Jan 1941 which should cement his position as a general - the lack of political connection with the Leader has prevent him from being a general]
http://www.tigerarmy.in.th/home/history1.php
Re: Looking for WWII Japanese and Thai Generals Portraits
Maj General Phra PrasartPhitthayayut (Wan Choothin) who had been assigned by PM Plaek Phibunsonggram as Ambassador of Thailand after the Purge of 1939. After visiting Hitler, he had been arrested by Red Army and been sent to the frigidly POW Camp in Suburb of Moscow for 7 Months before being released back to Thailand after the status of War has been terminated on 1 January 1946. He died due to cirrhosis on 4 December 1949 since he was a heavy drinker to the point that he has made his own brewery in the wooden barrels at home.
https://th.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E0%B8%9E ... %E0%B8%99)
BTW, Maj General Phra PrasartPhitthayayut (Wan Choothin) has graduated from Army Military Academy of Siam in 1911 after 3 years of study before becoming scholarship student to study in Prussia ... and he was a member of People party (Military faction) that brought 1932 revolution.