Manchukuo (1943–1945) Wang Xiang (Republic of China politician): Chief of the Agency for Education in Shanxi, Governor and Security Commander of Shanxi He Peirong: Governor of Hubei province (1938–1942), Commander of Security in Hubei Ni Daolang: Governor of Anhui Province Wang Ruikai: Governor of Zhejiang province (1938–1941) Zhu Qinglai: Minister of Transport, Chairman of the Irrigation Commission, Vice-Chief of the Legislative Yuan Wu Zanzhou: Governor of Hebei province (1939–1943), President of the Police High School Shao Wenkai: Governor of Henan province Wang Mo: Chief of the General Office for Education Chao Kung: (Ignaz Trebitsch-Lincoln), purported Buddhist leader Zhou Longxiang: Diplomat, Chief Secretary of the Executive Yuan, Chief of the Civil Servants. Zhou Xuechang: Mayor of Nanjing Special City (1941–1945) Zhu Shen: Executive Member and Chief of the Agency for Political Affairs, Chairperson of the North China Political Council Yu Baoxuan: Observer to the Commission for High Ranking Officers Examination Li Fang (diplomat): Foreign minister to Romania and Hungary, Ambassador to Germany Yin Tong: Governor of the General Office for Construction Hao Peng (ROC): Chief Executive of the Suhuai Special Region, Commander of the Suhuai Special Region Security forces Wu Songgao: Secretary of the Central Political Committee, Vice-Minister for Judicial Administrating, Chairman of the Committee for Baojia system Yue Kaixian: Chief of the General Office for Business Deng Zuyu: Governor of Jiangxi province (1943) Foreign representatives and diplomatic personnel: Nobuyuki Abe: Japanese ambassador to the Reorganized National Government (1940) Kumataro Honda: Japanese ambassador (1940–1941) Mamoru Shigemitsu: Japanese ambassador (1941–1943) Masayuki Tani: Japanese ambassador (1943–1945) Teiichi Suzuki: Japanese military and political adviser Sadaaki Kagesa: Japanese military advisor Zang Shiyi: Manchukuo ambassador Li Shaogeng: Manchukuo special envoy Heinrich Georg Stahmer: German ambassador (1941–1943) Erich Kordt: German ambassador (1943) Ernst Woermann: German ambassador (1943–1945) Francesco Maria Taliani de Marchio: Italian ambassador (1941–1943) Álvaro de Maldonado y de Liñán: Spanish minister (1941–1943) José González de Gregorio: Spanish chargé d'affaires (1944–1945) Hialmar Collin: Danish minister (1941–1945) Legacy Having died before the war had ended, Wang Jingwei was unable to join his fellow Reorganized Nationalist Government leaders on trial for treason in the months that followed the Japanese surrender. Instead he, alongside his presidential successor Chen Gongbo (who was tried and sentenced to death by the victorious Nationalists) and his vice president Zhou Fohai (who had his death sentence commuted to life imprisonment), was given the title Hanjian meaning arch-traitor to the Han people. In the following