Battle of Jumanji

The Battle of Jumanji (Polish: Bitwa pod Jumanji) was a conflict during the Great War that took place between December 22nd, 1946, and January 20th, 1947. It came just a month after Polish landings on the Tapanthian continent, decimated the army of Canadia. After the Battle of Jumanji, the aforementioned city, the capital of Canadia itself, was captured, and following this Canadia surrendered. The battle is considered controversial, as Canadia had ceased hostilities with nearby Jonathia, and while they did send forces to assist Blostia with it's invasion from Poland, it had otherwise no ongoing conflicts.
Polish forces arrived on the outskirts of the Jumanji area on the 22nd of December, 1946, a mere eight days after Polish landings in multiple parts of Canadia. The Canadish were heavily outnumbered and begun to suffer heavy losses as the Polish breezed through the city. The Polish faced fierce resistance from civilians, who were requested by the Canadish government to arm themselves and defend the nation, a tactic that Jonathia had used before in the Jetzeburg siege. It is these civilian attacks that held off the Polish, while not for long, at least long enough for Canadia to draw up a battle plan.
By the 12th of January, 1947, Poland finally managed to cut off the supply line to Jumanji. What followed for the next eight days was a carpet bombing of the already demoralized city. With no possible hope of Canadia winning the conflict, prime minister Sir Danyon Foss announced on the 20th of January Canadia's full and unconditional surrender to Poland, ending the war. Immediately after the surrender, Polish forces took to the streets in celebration, with some looting government buildings and abandoned storefronts.
Category:Battle of Jumanji
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Category:Poland
Category:Conflicts
Category:Great War
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