Zone of Thai occupation in postwar Germany (1918-1919)
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The Siamese occupation of Germany was a small enclave within the Rhineland occupation zone of Germany in 1918–1919, controlled by Siam and entirely surrounded by the French occupation zone. The occupation pursued political aims: pressuring Germany to sign the Treaty of Versailles, strengthening Siam's alliance with France, and affirming its standing among the victorious powers.