Well-known Military Juntas
| Country | Years | Name / link |
|---|---|---|
| Thailand | 1932–1973 | Mixed military-run governments |
| Nigeria | 1966–1979 1983–1998 |
Military juntas |
| Greece | 1967-1974 | Fascist military junta |
| Peru | 1968–1980 | Dictatorial military government |
| Brazil | 1969 | Military junta |
| Bolivia | 1970–1971 1980–1982 |
Military juntas |
| Chile | 1973–1990 | Government Junta |
| Portugal | 1974–1976 | National Salvation Junta |
| Ethiopia | 1974–1987 | Derg |
| Thailand | 1976–1980 | Aftermath of 6 October 1976 |
| Argentina | 1976–1983 | National Reorganization Process |
| El Salvador | 1979–1982 | Revolutionary Government Junta |
| Liberia | 1980–1986 | People's Redemption Council |
| Poland | 1981–1983 | Military Council of National Salvation |
| Burma | 1988–2011 | State Peace and Development Council |
| Thailand | 1991–1992 | National Peace Keeping Council |
| Haiti | 1991–1994 | Cédras Junta |
| Thailand | 2006–2008 | Council for National Security |
| Mauritania | 2008–2009 | Abdel Aziz junta |
| Egypt | 2011–2012 | Supreme Council of Armed Forces |
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