Second Philippine Republic

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Republika ng Pilipinas
Republic of the Philippines

Client state of Japan

1943 – 1945

Anthem: Himno Nacional Filipino
awit sa paglikha ng bagong Pilipinas

Location of Philippines

Location of the Philippines in Asia

Capital

Manila, Baguio, Tokyo

Language(s)

Japanese (official), Filipino

Government

President

Historical era

- Established

October 14, 1943

- Disestablished

August 17, 1945

Area

- 1945

300,000 km²
115,831 sq mi

Population

- 1945 est.

18,846,800

Density

62.8 /km²
162.7 /sq mi

Currency

Japanese issued Peso

The Second Philippine Republic, officially Republic of the Philippines was the government of the Japanese-occupied Philippines during World War II.

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Categories: Former countries in Asia | Former client states | Former republics | Short-lived states of World War II | 1943 establishments | 1945 disestablishments | Short-lived states | Military history of the Philippines during World War II

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