List of sovereign states in 1926
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List of sovereign states in 1925 | Events of 1926 | List of sovereign states in 1927 |
Sovereign states
A
- 23x15px Afghanistan
Capital: Kabul- Emirate of Afghanistan (to June 9)[1]
- Kingdom of Afghanistan (from June 9)
Albania - Albanian Republic
Capital: TiranaAndorra - Principality of Andorra
Argentina - Argentine Republic
- 23x15px Asir - Emirate of Asir (to October 21)
Australia - Commonwealth of Australia
Austria - Federal State of Austria
B
Belgium - Kingdom of Belgium
Bolivia - Republic of Bolivia
Brazil - Republic of the United States of Brazil
Bulgaria - Kingdom of Bulgaria
C
Canada - Dominion of Canada
Chile - Republic of Chile
China - Republic of China
Colombia - Republic of Colombia
Costa Rica - Republic of Costa Rica
Cuba - Republic of Cuba
Czechoslovakia - Czechoslovak Republic
D
Danzig - Free City of Danzig
Denmark - Kingdom of Denmark
Dominican Republic
E
Ecuador - Republic of Ecuador
Egypt - Kingdom of Egypt
El Salvador - Republic of El Salvador
Estonia - Republic of Estonia
Ethiopia - Ethiopian Empire
F
G
H
Haiti - Republic of Haiti
Hejaz - Kingdom of Hejaz (to January 8)
Honduras - Republic of Honduras
Hungary - Kingdom of Hungary
I
J
Japan - Empire of Japan
L
Latvia - Republic of Latvia
Liberia - Republic of Liberia
Liechtenstein - Principality of Liechtenstein
Lithuania - Republic of Lithuania
Luxembourg - Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
M
Mexico - United Mexican States
Monaco - Principality of Monaco
Mongolia - Mongolian People's Republic
N
- 23x15px Nejd - Sultanate of Nejd (to January 8)
- 23x15px Nejd and Hejaz - Kingdom of Nejd and Hejaz (Personal Union, from January 8)
Nepal - Kingdom of Nepal
Netherlands - Kingdom of the Netherlands
Newfoundland - Dominion of Newfoundland
New Zealand - Dominion of New Zealand
Nicaragua - Republic of Nicaragua
Norway - Kingdom of Norway
P
Panama - Republic of Panama
Paraguay - Republic of Paraguay
Persia - Imperial State of Persia
Peru - Peruvian Republic
Poland - Republic of Poland
Portugal - Portuguese Republic
R
Romania - Kingdom of Romania
S
San Marino - Most Serene Republic of San Marino
Serbs, Croats and Slovenes - Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes
Siam - Kingdom of Siam
South Africa - Union of South Africa
Soviet Union - Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
- 23x15px Spain - Kingdom of Spain
Sweden - Kingdom of Sweden
Switzerland - Swiss Confederation
T
Turkey - Republic of Turkey
U
United Kingdom - United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
United States - United States of America
Uruguay - Eastern Republic of Uruguay
V
Venezuela - United States of Venezuela
Y
Yemen - Mutawakkilite Kingdom of Yemen
Other states
Morocco - Sultanate of Morocco (de jure sovereign state under French and Spanish protectorate)[2][3]
Rif - Confederal Republic of the Tribes of the Rif (to May 27)
Tannu Tuva
- People's Republic of Tannu Tuva (to November 24)
- Tuvan People's Republic (from November 24)
Tavolara - Kingdom of Tavolara
Tibet
League of Nations Mandates
British Cameroons (administered by the United Kingdom)
British Togoland (Administered by the United Kingdom)
French Cameroons (administered by France)
French Togoland (administered by France)
Nauru (administered by Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom)
New Guinea - Territory of New Guinea (administered by Australia)
Palestine (administered by the United Kingdom)
Transjordan - Emirate of Transjordan (administered by the United Kingdom)
Ruanda-Urundi (administered by Belgium)
South Pacific Mandate (administered by Japan)
South-West Africa (administered by South Africa)
Syria and Lebanon (administered by France)
Tanganyika - Tanganyika Territory (administered by the United Kingdom)
Western Samoa (administered by New Zealand)
Not enacted
Mesopotamia - Kingdom of Iraq (administered by the United Kingdom)
References
- ↑ Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found.
- ↑ International Law: Achievements and Prospects, p. 51, at Google Books
- ↑ Repertory of Decisions of the International Court of Justice (1947–1992), p. 453, at Google Books