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Concord Association Party ( Manchukuo local party)

Northeast Administrative Committee (Manchukuo local party)

Russian Fascist Organization (White Russian Political association)

White Russian Fascist Party ( White Russian anticommunist party in Manchukuo, used the Swastika as symbol, guided by a Russian fascist "Duce")

Monarquic Party (White Russian Tzarist Movement with Japanese support)

Korean Imperial House group led by Korean Prince Gyn Rhee . He and his followers also supported the Japanese official establishment in Chosen Province.

Betarim Jew Zionist Movement (Jewish rights movement in Manchukuo)

Far Eastern Jewish Council ( Jewish Zionist council in Harbin, Manchukuo led by Dr. Abraham Kaufman , with Japanese support)

Indian Independence League ( Hindu nationalist movement)

Inner Mongolia Pailingmiao Autonomous Political Council ( Mongolian political movement)

Sixth Guomindang Representative Congress (Central KMT Political Meeting under presidency of Wang Chingwei with Japanese support for legitimate Nanjing Puppet Government )

Indonesian Nationalist Party , local Indonesia n nationalist movement founded in 1927 by Ahmed Sukarno . Also received Japanese Army ideological support during the occupation period.

Badan Penyelidik Usaha Persiapan Kemerdekaan Indonesia ( BPUPKI ), the Japanese-organized committee through which Indonesian independence was later gained. This movement was led by Ahmed Sukarno.

Thakin Young Movement , local nationalist Burmese group organized in 1930 by U Aung San . They maintained some contact with Japanese advisers before the conflict.

Dobama Asiayone (We Burmans Association), Burmese anti-British and nationalists association, with some links with Japanese agents before the war.

Bama-htwet-yat Ghine (Freedom Bloc) other Burmese right-wing group organized before the conflict.

Dai-Viet Party , Vietnamese right-wing movement guided by local Mandarin Tran Trong-kim . This group also received Japanese ideological support in the occupation period.