Before revision: The date 17 August 1945 (when Sukarno formally proclaimed Indonesia's independence) is celebrated as Indonesia's date of independence.SukarnoIndonesian National Revolution Trust Territory1 January 19611 January 1962Malietoa Tanumafili II and Tui Atua Tupua Tamasese Mea'oleJoint position known as O Ao o le Malo, whose individuals are severally referred to as O le Ao o le Malo.peaceful campaign by the Mau movement Trust TerritoryAs a League of Nations mandate and later UN Trust Territory Nauru was under effective Australian administration with the United Kingdom and New Zealand as nominal co-trustees.30 January 196831 January 1968Hammer DeRoburtpeaceful campaign Kingdom of Tonga4 June 19701971Taufaʻahau Tupou IVrequestAs the Dominion of Fiji.24px Kingdom of Fiji Colony of Fiji 24px5 June 1871 13 August 1877 10 October 1970Celebrated as Fiji Day.
After revision: The date 17 August 1945 (when Sukarno formally proclaimed Indonesia's independence) is celebrated as Indonesia's date of independence.SukarnoIndonesian National Revolution Trust Territory1 January 19611 January 19621 June 1990Malietoa Tanumafili II and Tui Atua Tupua Tamasese Mea'oleJoint position known as O Ao o le Malo, whose individuals are severally referred to as O le Ao o le Malo.peaceful campaign by the Mau movement Trust TerritoryAs a League of Nations mandate and later UN Trust Territory Nauru was under effective Australian administration with the United Kingdom and New Zealand as nominal co-trustees.30 January 196831 January 1968Hammer DeRoburtpeaceful campaign Kingdom of Tonga4 June 19701971Taufaʻahau Tupou IVrequestAs the Dominion of Fiji.24px Kingdom of Fiji Colony of Fiji 24px5 June 1871 13 August 1877 10 October 1970Celebrated as Fiji Day.