List of Pro-Axis Leaders and Governments or Direct Control in Occupied Territories

This is a list of Native Pro-Axis Leaders and Governments or Direct Control in Occupied Territories, including:

  1. territories with some indigenous pro-Axis leaders
  2. collaborating local administrations
  3. direct administration by occupying pro-Axis forces
  • Albania (until 1945)
  • Bohemia and Moravia (until 1945)
  • Carpatho-Ruthenia (until 1944)
  • Belgium (until 1944)
  • Banat (until 1944)
  • Backa (until 1944)
  • Bosnia (until 1944-45)
  • Herzegovina (until 1944-45)
  • Dalmatia (until 1945)
  • Slovenia (Carniola) (until 1945)
  • Littoral (Küstenland) (until 1945)
  • Sanjak of Novi Pazar (until 1944)
  • Transylvania (Siebenburgen) (until 1944)
  • Kosovo (until 1944)
  • Macedonia (until 1944)
  • Montenegro (until 1944)
  • Serbia (until 1944)
  • Croatia (until 1945)
  • Slavonia (until 1944)
  • Galicia (until 1944)
  • Dobruja (until 1944)
  • Bukovina (until 1944)
  • Bessarabia (until 1944)
  • Transnistria (until 1944)
  • Moldavia (until 1944)
  • Netherlands (until 1944)
  • Luxembourg (until 1944)
  • France (German held area of France) (until 1944)
  • Channel Islands (German held area of British Isles) (until 1945)
  • Greece (until 1944)
  • Denmark (until 1945)
  • Dodecanese (until 1943)
  • Norway (until 1945)
  • Estonia (until 1944)
  • Latvia (until 1944)
  • Lithuania (until 1944)
  • Ukraine (until 1944)
  • Belarus (until 1944)
  • Russia (Occupied areas) (until 1944)
  • Caucasia (north areas) (until 1943)
  • General Government (German administration over occupied Polish areas)
  • Syria (until 1941)
  • Lebanon (until 1941)
  • Morocco (until 1943)
  • Algeria (until 1943)
  • Tunisia (until 1943)
  • Libya (until 1943)
  • Ethiopia (until 1941)
  • Somalia (until 1941)
  • Djibouti (until 1942)
  • Madagascar (until 1942)
  • Hong Kong (Kowloon) (Japanese held British Land) (until 1945)
  • Macau (Japanese Held Portuguese Land) (until 1945)
  • Philippines (until 1945)
  • Burma (until 1945)
  • Malaya (Malacca) (until 1945)
  • Singapore (Syonan) (until 1945)
  • Brunei (until 1945)
  • Dutch East Indies (Indonesia)(until 1945)
  • Christmas Island (Japanese Held British Land) (until 1945)
  • East Timor (Japanese Held Portuguese Land) (until 1945)
  • New Guinea (Japanese Held Australian Land) (until 1945)
  • Andaman & Nicobar Islands (Japanese Held British Land) (until 1945)
  • Attu (Japanese Held American Land) (until 1942)
  • Kiska (Japanese Held American Land) (until 1942)
  • Solomon Islands (until 1943)
  • Gilbert Islands (until 1944)
  • Guam (until 1944)
  • Wake Island (until 1945)
  • Nauru (until 1945)

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