Occupation time

Occupation , rarely, occupation time designated,

generally the time of the occupation of the defeated state or the losing state after a war, see occupying power for an overview

individual epochs:

Occupation of Bavaria by Austrian troops 1705–1706, see Bavarian People's Survey

the French occupation of parts of Germany between 1792 and 1815, see French times

Occupation of Tyrol by French-Bavarian troops 1809–1814, see Tyrolean People's Uprising

the period of occupation in France after the Second Peace of Paris from 1815

Occupation of parts of the Baltic States and Belarus 1915 ff., See Ober Ost

the French occupation of the Rhineland from 1918 to 1930, see Allied occupation of the Rhineland

the time of Belgian and French troops in the Ruhr area 1921–1925, see occupation of the Ruhr

Occupation of Manchuria by Japanese troops 1931–1932, see Manchukuo #occupation and foundation

the Japanese occupation of China, 1937–1945, see Second Sino-Japanese War

Occupation of Eastern Poland 1939–1941, see Soviet occupation of Eastern Poland #Besatzung

the German annexation of Czechoslovakia 1939–1945, see Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia

Japanese occupation of Timor 1942–1945, see Battle of Timor

an era of regional history in Germany, mostly the years 1945–1949, see post-war period after the Second World War in Germany

an era of national history in Japan, the years 1945–1952, see Period of Occupation in Japan

the regional historical era in Austria up to the State Treaty 1945–1955, see Occupied Post-War Austria

Occupation of territories by Israeli troops since 1967, see Israeli occupied territories

Indonesian occupation of East Timor 1975–1999, see History of East Timor #Indonesian occupation time

Occupation of Cambodia by Vietnamese troops 1979–1989, see People's Republic of Kampuchea

Occupation of Kuwait by Iraq 1990–1991, see Second Gulf War

See also:

Wiktionary: Period of occupation - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations