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- Occupation of Poland by Nazi Germany (1939-1945)
- Occupation of Baltic Republics by the Soviet Union 1940-1941
- Occupation of Denmark by Germany (1940-1945)
- Occupation of Luxembourg (1940-1945), by Nazi Germany
- Occupation of Japan, by the United States (1945-1951)
- Occupation of the Gaza Strip by Egypt
- Occupation of the West Bank and East Jerusalem by Jordan
- Occupation of Egypt's Sinai desert by Israel (1967-1982)
- Occupation of the Golan Heights by Israel (1967 - present)
- Occupation of East Jerusalem by Israel (1967 - present)
- Occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip by Israel (1967 - present)
- Occupation of Lebanon by Syria (1975-present)
- Occupation of East Timor, by Indonesia (1975-2002)
- Occupation of Western Sahara by Morocco (1976 - present)
- Occupation of various parts of Lebanon by Israel (1978-2000)
- Occupation of Iraq, by the United States, United Kingdom and others- (2003 - )
Footnotes
Under the terms of two decrees by Hitler (October 8 and October 12, 1939), large areas of western Poland were annexed to Germany. Much of the rest of Poland was organized into the Generalgouvernement (General Government) of Poland, under German administration, while eastern Poland was annexed by the Soviet Union. The annexations were not recognized by any other nation.
Baltic states were annexed after world War II and the Allies accepted it as de facto if not de jure.
The Golan Heights and East Jerusalem were annexed by Israel. However, these annexations have not been recognised by any other nation who consider them to be in violation of International Law (Fourth Geneva Convention: Article 6 =>Article 47 ) and therefore still regard them as being Israeli occupied.