Wars involving Madagascar

Madagascar has not participated in many wars throughout history. Due to its geographical location and isolation, Madagascar has stayed away from large-scale wars and generally focused on its internal affairs. However, there have been some local conflicts and colonization processes in the history of Madagascar. Here are some wars in which Madagascar participated:

1. Merina Kingdom - French Colonization War (1883-1895): In the late 19th century, Madagascar resisted French colonization attempts. The Merina Kingdom clashed with the French and was eventually occupied by the French in 1895 and turned into a colony.

2.II. World War (1939-1945): Madagascar, World War II. It changed hands many times because it had strategic importance during World War II. In 1942, it was occupied by the British against Vichy France and was used as an important naval base throughout the war.

3. Malagasy Civil War (1947-1949): II. After World War II, a civil war broke out among the indigenous Malagasy people in Madagascar. This conflict emerged as a struggle for independence against French colonial rule.

4. Comoros Civil War (1997-2001): Madagascar intervened in the civil war in Comoros. Madagascar provided military assistance to the Comoros with a French-backed intervention force. Other than these wars, Madagascar has generally remained peaceful, focusing on its own internal affairs and staying away from international conflicts.