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American

See also: Monarchism in the United States § Public Support

Argentine

Australian

See also: Australian Monarchist League and Australians for Constitutional Monarchy

Austrian

Barbadian

Belgian

Brazilian

Main article: Monarchism in Brazil

British

See also: Cornerstone Group, International Monarchist League, and Royal Stuart Society

Canadian

Main article: Monarchism in Canada
See also: Monarchist League of Canada and United Empire Loyalist

Chinese

See also: Royalist Party

Costa Rican

Croatian

Czech

See also: Koruna Česká (party)

Fijian

See also: Great Council of Chiefs

French

Main article: Monarchism in France
See also: Bonapartism, Orléanist, and Legitimist

Georgian

Main article: Monarchism in Georgia

German

See also: Monarchism in Bavaria after 1918 and Tradition und Leben

Greek

Hungarian

Italian

Japanese

See also: Kokutai, Kokugaku, and Sonnō jōi

Jamaican

Maltese

Mauritius

Mexican

See also: Conservative Party (Mexico) and Nationalist Front of Mexico

Polish

See also: Conservative-Monarchist Club and Congress of the New Right

Portuguese

See also: Miguelist

Romanian

Russian

See also: Restoration of the Russian monarchy

Serbian

See also: Centre for Research of Orthodox Monarchism and Chetniks

South African

Spanish

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