War of independence

An independent war or an independent war is a conflict occurring within the territory declaring independence. Separatist rebellion occurs when a country that previously occupied the territory dispatched an army to assert its sovereignty or confronted the previous occupier. If a new country is successfully established, the conflict is often called "independence war".

Mustafa Kemal Ataturk against Allied forces in the Turkish Revolutionary War (1920) and Etham of Turkey

Sometimes the American Civil War is sometimes called the "South War of Independence", but this is not a war of the independent territory but a separatist rebellion.

After the Venezuela Revolutionary War (part of the Spanish-American Revolutionary War), Venezuela initially acquired independence from the Spanish Empire as part of the Grand Columbia. Internal tension brought the dissolution of Gran Colombia from 1830 to 31, Venezuela declared independence in 1831. During the rest of the 19th century, independent Venezuelans saw a series of tails (powerful men) fighting power. The main politicians are José Antonio Páez, Antonio Guzmán Blank, Cipriano Castro.

An independent war or an independent war is a conflict occurring within the territory declaring independence. Separatist rebellion occurs when a country that previously occupied the territory dispatched an army to assert its sovereignty or confronted the previous occupier. If a new country is successfully established, the conflict is often called "independence war".

The Angola Revolutionary War (1961 - 1974) is part of the Africa - Portuguese colonial war and Angola 's civil war (1974 - 2002) followed it. Similarly, the Mozambique Revolutionary War (1964-1974) followed the Civil War in Mozambique (1975-1992). The Rhodesian Bush War (1966 - 1979) saw a conservative white minority government in Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) that was overthrown by a nationalist guerrilla

Algeria War Algeria, also known as the Algeria Independence War War (1954-62), is independent of France. Independence movement began during the First World War (1914-18) and motivated by the French pledge to fail to achieve greater autonomy in Algeria after the Second World War (1939 - 45) It was done. In 1954, the National Liberation Front (FLN) began a guerrilla war against France and called for diplomatic approval at the United Nations to establish a sovereign Algerian state. Algeria's fighter plane fought in the countryside, especially at the border, but the most serious battle took place in Algiers and its surroundings, where the FLN fighter began a series of violent urban attacks later called Algiers. Battle (1956 - 57). The French Army (increased to 500,000 Army) succeeded in regaining control, but only with cruel measures the intensity of the battle continued to weaken French political will. See also Raursalan.