World War II occupied territories

1942-1951 military administration in Northern Africa

1941 invasion, part of the occupation of the Baltic states

part of Yugoslavia occupied then annexed by Hungary

French part of the allied administration of Libya

1945 Japanese puppet state

1945–46 military occupation

nazi occupation regime in Belarus 1941-1944

WWII event (1942–1943)

1941 the occupation of Lithuania by Nazi Germany during World War II

1943 military operation

occurred in 1942 during World War II

part of the Territory of the Military Commander in Serbia between 1941-1944

administrative division of Nazi Germany in occupied Belgium

administrative unit (Generalbezirk) of Reichskommissariat Ostland (occupied Lithuania, 1941-1945)

nazi German occupation regime in Estonia 1941-1944

world War II Nazi-controlled zone

For Luxembourg in World War II, see the appropriate article.

Japanese military occupation

1942 battle in Tunisia

zone of Polish occupation in Germany following World War II

administrative district in the General Government (occupied Poland; 1939–1945)

historical administrative unit

office in Nazi Germany

Thai-occupied territories of the British colony of Burma (1943–45)

German occupation zone in France during WW2

1940 British operation during World War II

World War II occupation

1941–1944 Finnish military administration

1944-45 Soviet advance into Latvia

1942‒1945 Japanese military rule over West Sumatra

Nazi German administrative unit in occupied Poland

1941–1944 occupation of Guam by Empire of Japan

1941 military occupation

thumb|right|200px|"Englandspiel Monument" or The Fall of Icarus (by ) in The Hague memorializes the 54 agents who were dropped into the Netherlands during Das Englandspiel. The inscription says, in part "They jumped to their death for our freedom."

1943–1951 Anglo–French administration

German attack on Rome during World War II (1943)

Bovrup-kartoteket ("The Bovrup File") is a partial transcript of the member file of the National Socialist Workers' Party of Denmark (; DNSAP) created in 1945 by Danish resistance members and published as a book in 1946. The transcript is named after Bovrup, the hometown of DNSAP's leader Frits Clausen who created the actual DNSAP member file. The transcript is incomplete with 22,795 entries, while the actual DNSAP member file had 50,000 entries.

commemorative postage stamp series, issued 1943-1944

(1941-1944) military presence of the Axis in Serbia during the Second World War