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The 74 pages that link to War of the Pacific, each with the reason it gives.

• Atacama DesertRelated: Control of mineral-rich Atacama territories was central to the war's causes and outcome.

• Trust Territory of the Pacific IslandsRelated: U.S. military conquest of Japanese-held islands preceded their postwar trusteeship.

• BoliviaRelated: Bolivia lost its Pacific coastline, shaping its continuing landlocked status.

• KiribatiRelated: Japanese occupation and the 1943 Battle of Tarawa marked Kiribati’s wartime history.

• Comfort womenRelated: Military expansion across the region brought the system to more occupied territories.

• PeruRelated: Peru's defeat reshaped its borders and left a lasting mark on national politics.

• Korean liberationRelated: Japan’s defeat in this war brought colonial rule in Korea to an end.

• Bolivian War of IndependenceRelated: The later loss of the coast shaped national politics in the republic created by independence.

• Japanese EmpireRelated: The empire’s expansion brought it into a war that ended its rule.

• Peruvian ArmyRelated: Peru’s defeat and occupation profoundly affected its military and national history.

• Ernest J. KingRelated: King’s fleet command and strategy focused heavily on defeating Japan in this theater.

• Vasily ArkhipovRelated: Arkhipov’s naval training began near the end of this war.

• José Manuel BalmacedaRelated: Balmaceda’s political ascent unfolded in the period of Chilean expansion and wealth that followed the war.

• Antofagasta RegionRelated: The conflict reshaped Chile’s northern frontier and the territory now within the region.

• Arica y Parinacota RegionRelated: Chile’s victory brought the territory around Arica under Chilean control.

• Chilean National Museum of Fine ArtsRelated: The museum was founded as Chile entered a period of war and national consolidation.

• History of BoliviaRelated: The defeat changed Bolivia’s borders and its enduring relationship with the sea.

• History of ChileRelated: Its outcome expanded Chile northward and reshaped its borders.

• History of South AmericaRelated: Its outcome reshaped borders and left Bolivia without a Pacific coast.

• History of the Pacific IslandsRelated: Military occupation and combat transformed communities and landscapes across many islands.