List of sovereign states in 1951
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Internationally recognized sovereign states
A
- Afghanistan – Kingdom of Afghanistan, UN member State
Capital: Kabul - Albania – People's Republic of Albania
Capital: Tirana - Andorra – Principality of Andorra
Capital: Andorra la Vella - Argentina – Argentine Republic, UN member State
Capital: Buenos Aires - Australia – Commonwealth of Australia, UN member State
Capital: Canberra
B
- Belgium – Kingdom of Belgium, UN member State
Capital: Brussels - Bhutan – Kingdom of Bhutan
Capital: Thimphu - Bolivia – Republic of Bolivia, UN member State
Capital: Sucre (official), La Paz (administrative) - Brazil – Republic of the United States of Brazil, UN member State
Capital: Rio de Janeiro - Bulgaria – People's Republic of Bulgaria
Capital: Sofia - Burma – Union of Burma, UN member State
Capital: Rangoon
C
- Canada – Dominion of Canada, UN member State
Capital: Ottawa - Ceylon – Dominion of Ceylon
Capital: Colombo - Chile – Republic of Chile, UN member State
Capital: Santiago - China, People's Republic of – People's Republic of China
Capital: Beijing - China, Republic of – Republic of China, UN member State
Capital: Taipei (seat of government), Nanjing (claimed) - Colombia – Republic of Colombia, UN member State
Capital: Bogotá - Costa Rica – Republic of Costa Rica, UN member State
Capital: San José - Cuba – Republic of Cuba, UN member State
Capital: Havana - Czechoslovakia – Czechoslovak Republic, UN member State
Capital: Prague
D
- Denmark – Kingdom of Denmark, UN member State
Capital: Copenhagen - Dominican Republic, UN member State
Capital: Santo Domingo
E
- Ecuador – Republic of Ecuador, UN member State
Capital: Quito - Egypt – Kingdom of Egypt, UN member State
Capital: Cairo - El Salvador – Republic of El Salvador, UN member State
Capital: San Salvador - Ethiopia – Ethiopian Empire, UN member State
Capital: Addis Ababa
F
- Finland – Republic of Finland
Capital: Helsinki - France – French Republic, UN member State
Capital: Paris
G
- Germany, East – German Democratic Republic
Capital: East Berlin (disputed) - Germany, West – Federal Republic of Germany
Capital: Bonn - Greece – Kingdom of Greece, UN member State
Capital: Athens - Guatemala – Republic of Guatemala, UN member State
Capital: Guatemala City
H
- Haiti – Republic of Haiti, UN member State
Capital: Port-au-Prince - Honduras – Republic of Honduras, UN member State
Capital: Tegucigalpa - Hungary - People's Republic of Hungary
Capital: Budapest
I
- Iceland – Republic of Iceland, UN member State
Capital: Reykjavík - India – Republic of India
Capital: New Delhi - Indonesia – Republic of Indonesia
Capital: Djakarta - Iran – Imperial State of Iran, UN member State
Capital: Tehran - Iraq – Kingdom of Iraq, UN member State
Capital: Baghdad - Ireland – Republic of Ireland[1]
Capital: Dublin - Israel – State of Israel, UN member State
Capital: Jerusalem - Italy – Italian Republic
Capital: Rome
J
- Japan - State under United States occupation
Capital: Tokyo - Jordan - Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
Capital: Amman
K
- Korea, North – Democratic People's Republic of Korea
Capital: Seoul (de jure, claimed), Pyongyang (de facto) - Korea, South – Republic of Korea, Permanent observer at UN
Capital: Seoul
L
- Lebanon – Lebanese Republic, UN member State
Capital: Beirut - Liberia – Republic of Liberia, UN member State
Capital: Monrovia - Libya – United Kingdom of Libya (from 24 December 1951)[2]
Capital: Tripoli - Liechtenstein – Principality of Liechtenstein
Capital: Vaduz - Luxembourg – Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, UN member State
Capital: Luxembourg
M
- Mexico – United Mexican States, UN member State
Capital: Mexico City - Monaco – Principality of Monaco
Capital: Monaco - Mongolia – Mongolian People's Republic
Capital: Ulaanbaatar - Muscat and Oman – Sultanate of Muscat and Oman
Capital: Muscat, Oman
N
- Nepal – Kingdom of Nepal
Capital: Kathmandu - Netherlands – Kingdom of the Netherlands, UN member State
Capital: Amsterdam (official), The Hague (seat of government) - New Zealand – Dominion of New Zealand, UN member State
Capital: Wellington - Nicaragua – Republic of Nicaragua, UN member State
Capital: Managua - Norway – Kingdom of Norway, UN member State
Capital: Oslo
P
- Pakistan – Dominion of Pakistan, UN member State
Capital: Karachi - Panama – Republic of Panama, UN member State
Capital: Panama City - Paraguay – Republic of Paraguay, UN member State
Capital: Asunción - Peru – Peruvian Republic, UN member State
Capital: Lima - Philippines – Republic of the Philippines, UN member State
Capital: Quezon City (official), Baguio (summer) - Poland – Republic of Poland, UN member State
Capital: Warsaw - Portugal – Portuguese Republic
Capital: Lisbon
R
S
- San Marino – Most Serene Republic of San Marino
Capital: San Marino - Saudi Arabia – Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, UN member State
Capital: Riyadh - South Africa – Union of South Africa, UN member State
Capital: Pretoria (administrative), Cape Town (legislative), Bloemfontein (judicial) - South Moluccas – Republic of the South Moluccas
- Soviet Union – Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, UN member State
Capital: Moscow - Spain – Spanish State
Capital: Madrid - Sweden – Kingdom of Sweden, UN member State
Capital: Stockholm - Switzerland – Swiss Confederation, Permanent observer at UN
Capital: Bern - Syria – Syrian Republic, UN member State
Capital: Damascus
T
- Thailand – Kingdom of Thailand, UN member State
Capital: Bangkok - Tibet (to 23 May 1951)[3]
Capital: Lhasa - Trieste – Free Territory of Trieste
Capital: Trieste - Turkey – Republic of Turkey, UN member State
Capital: Ankara
U
- United Kingdom – United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, UN member State
Capital: London - United States – United States of America, UN member State
Capital: Washington, D.C. - Uruguay – Eastern Republic of Uruguay, UN member State
Capital: Montevideo
V
- Vatican City – Vatican City State
Capital: Vatican City - Venezuela – United States of Venezuela, UN member State
Capital: Caracas
Y
- Yemen – Mutawakkilite Kingdom of Yemen, UN member State
Capital: Ta'izz - Yugoslavia – Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia, UN member State
Capital: Belgrade
Occupied states
- Austria – Republic of Austria
- Estonia – Republic of Estonia
- Latvia – Republic of Latvia
- Lithuania – Republic of Lithuania
Other states
- China, People's Republic of - People's Republic of China
- Tibet - (to 23 May 1951)
- Vietnam – Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Non-sovereign territories
Australia
- Australian Antarctic Territory (Uninhabited external territory)
- Heard Island and McDonald Islands – Territory of Heard Island and McDonald Islands (Uninhabited external territory)
- Norfolk Island – Territory of Norfolk Island (External territory)
- Papua – Territory of Papua (External territory, to November 6)
Belgium
- Belgian Congo (Colony)
Condominiums
- Anglo-Egyptian Sudan (Anglo-Egyptian condominium)
- Canton and Enderbury Islands (Anglo-American condominium)
- New Hebrides (Anglo-French condominium)
- Pheasant Island (Franco-Spanish condominium)
Denmark
- Faroe Islands (Autonomous province)
- Greenland (Possession)
France
- Adélie Land (Overseas territory)
- Clipperton Island (Uninhabited possession)
- Cambodia – Kingdom of Cambodia (Autonomous associated state, from November 8)
- Comoros – Territory of the Comoros (Overseas territory)
- French Equatorial Africa (Overseas territory)
- French India – French Establishments in India (Overseas territory)
- French Oceania – French Settlements in Oceania (Overseas territory)
- French Somaliland – Territory of French Somaliland (Overseas territory)
- French West Africa (Overseas territory)
- Laos – Kingdom of Laos (Autonomous associated state)
- Madagascar (Overseas territory)
- Morocco – Sultanate of Morocco (de jure sovereign state under French and Spanish protectorate)[4][5]
- New Caledonia – Territory of New Caledonia and Dependencies (Overseas territory)
- Saar (Protectorate)
- Saint Pierre and Miquelon – Territory of Saint Pierre and Miquelon (Overseas territory)
- Tunisia – Tunisian Realm (Protectorate)
- Vietnam – State of Vietnam (Autonomous associated state)
International
- Tangier – City of Tangier (City under international administration, de jure part of the Sultanate of Morocco)
- West Berlin
League of Nations mandates
- South-West Africa (Administered by South Africa)
Netherlands
- Netherlands Antilles (Colony)
- Netherlands New Guinea (Colony)
- Surinam (Colony)
New Zealand
- Cook Islands (Dependent territory)
- Niue Island (Dependent territory)
- Ross Dependency (Uninhabited dependent territory)
- Tokelau Islands (Dependent territory)
Norway
- Bouvet Island (Uninhabited possession)
- Peter I Island (Uninhabited possession)
- Queen Maud Land (Uninhabited possession)
Portugal
- Portuguese Cape Verde (Colony)
- Macau (Colony)
- Portuguese East Africa (Colony)
- Portuguese Guinea (Colony)
- Portuguese India – Portuguese State of India (Colony)
- Portuguese Timor (Colony)
- Portuguese West Africa (Colony)
- São João Baptista de Ajudá – Fort of São João Baptista de Ajudá (Possession)
- São Tomé and Príncipe (Colony)
Spain
- Spanish Guinea (Colony)
- Spanish Morocco (Part of the Sultanate of Morocco, de jure sovereign state under French and Spanish protectorate)[4][5]
- Spanish West Africa (Colony)
- Canary Islands (Archipielago)
United Kingdom
- Aden – Aden Colony and Protectorate (Crown colony and protectorate)
- Bahama Islands (Crown colony)
- Bahrain – State of Bahrain (Protectorate)
- Barbados (Crown colony)
- Basutoland – Territory of Basutoland (Crown colony)
- Bechuanaland – Bechuanaland Protectorate (Protectorate)
- Bermuda (Crown colony)
- British Guiana (Crown colony)
- British Honduras (Crown colony)
- British Leeward Islands – Federal Colony of the Leeward Islands (Crown colony)
- British Somaliland – British Somaliland Protectorate (Protectorate)
- British Western Pacific Territories (Crown colony), consisting of five territories:
- British Solomon Islands
- Fiji (to 3 July 1952)
- Gilbert and Ellice Islands
- Pitcairn Islands (to 3 July 1952)
- Tonga (to 3 July 1952)
- British Windward Islands – Federal Colony of the Windward Islands (Crown colony)
- Brunei – State of Brunei (Protectorate)
- Cyprus (Crown colony)
- Eritrea (Occupied territory)
- Falkland Islands (Crown colony)
- Gambia – Gambia Colony and Protectorate (Crown colony and protectorate)
- Gibraltar (Crown colony)
- Gold Coast (Crown colony)
- Guernsey – Bailiwick of Guernsey (Crown dependency)
- Hong Kong (Crown colony)
- Isle of Man (Crown dependency)
- Jamaica (Crown colony)
- Jersey – Bailiwick of Jersey (Crown dependency)
- Kenya – Kenya Colony and Protectorate (Crown colony and protectorate)
- Kuwait – State of Kuwait (Protectorate)
- Malaya – Federation of Malaya (Crown colony)
- Maldive Islands – Sultanate of the Maldive Islands (Protectorate)
- Malta (Crown colony)
- Mauritius (Crown colony)
- Muscat and Oman – Sultanate of Muscat and Oman (State under the informal protection)
- Nigeria – Colony and Protectorate of Nigeria (Crown colony and protectorate)
- North Borneo (Crown colony)
- Northern Rhodesia – Protectorate of Northern Rhodesia (Protectorate)
- Nyasaland – Nyasaland Protectorate (Protectorate)
- Qatar – State of Qatar (Protectorate)
- Saint Helena (Crown colony)
- Sarawak (Crown colony)
- Seychelles (Crown colony)
- Sierra Leone – Sierra Leone Colony and Protectorate (Crown colony and protectorate)
- Singapore (Crown colony)
- Southern Rhodesia – Colony of Southern Rhodesia (Crown colony)
- Suez Canal Zone (Crown colony)
- Swaziland – Swaziland Protectorate (Protectorate)
- Trinidad and Tobago (Crown colony)
- Trucial States (Protectorate), consisting of eight protected states:
- Uganda (Crown colony)
- Zanzibar – Sultanate of Zanzibar (Protectorate)
United Nations trust territories
- British Cameroons (Administered by the United Kingdom)
- British Togoland (Administered by the United Kingdom)
- French Cameroons (Administered by France)
- French Togoland (Administered by France)
- Libya (Administered by France and the United Kingdom)
- Cyrenaica (Administered by the United Kingdom to 23 December 1951, under UN supervision)
- Fezzan (Administered by France)
- Tripolitania (Administered by the United Kingdom)
- Nauru (Administered by Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom)
- Papua and New Guinea – Territory of Papua and New Guinea (Administered by Australia)
- Ruanda-Urundi (Administered by Belgium)
- Somalia – Trust Territory of Somalia (Administered by Italy, from November)
- Tanganyika (Administered by the United Kingdom)
- Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands (Administered by the United States)
- Western Samoa (Administered by New Zealand)
United States
- Alaska – Alaska Territory (Territory)
- American Samoa – Territory of American Samoa (Territory)
- Baker Island (Uninhabited territory)
- Bonin Islands (Occupied territory)
- Corn Islands (Territory)
- Guam – Territory of Guam (Unincorporated territory)
- Hawaii – Territory of Hawaii (Unincorporated territory)
- Howland Island (Uninhabited territory)
- Jarvis Island (Uninhabited territory)
- Johnston Atoll (Uninhabited territory)
- Kingman Reef (Uninhabited territory)
- Midway Atoll (Uninhabited territory)
- Navassa Island (Uninhabited territory)
- Palmyra Atoll (Unincorporated organized territory)
- Panama Canal Zone (Territory)
- Petrel Islands (Uninhabited territory)
- Puerto Rico (Territory)
- Quita Sueno Bank (Uninhabited territory)
- Roncador Bank (Uninhabited territory)
- Ryukyu Islands – United States Civil Administration of the Ryukyu Islands (Occupied territory)
- Serrana Bank (Uninhabited territory)
- Serranilla Bank (Uninhabited territory)
- Swan Islands (Uninhabited territory)
- United States Virgin Islands (Territory)
- Volcano Islands (Occupied territory)
- Wake Island (Uninhabited territory)
References
- ↑ Ireland also had the legal description of "Republic of Ireland", although this was not its constitutional name.
- ↑ Libya gained independence from a UN trusteship on 24 December 1951
- ↑ s:Seventeen Point Agreement for the Peaceful Liberation of Tibet
- 1 2 International Law: Achievements and Prospects, p. 51, at Google Books
- 1 2 Repertory of Decisions of the International Court of Justice (1947–1992), p. 453, at Google Books
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