<Li> Basilio J. Valdes was the commanding general of the Philippine Commonwealth Army and chief of staff of the Armed Forces of the Philippines . Valdes was given the rank of Major General of the Commonwealth Army . After the Japanese Invasion, he was evacuated to Washington D.C. and he was returned to the Philippines the same year with General Douglas MacArthur and the liberation forces . </Li> <Li> Vicente Lim commanded the Philippine Commonwealth Army during the early days of the war . Lim was given the rank of Brigadier General and became the top ranking Filipino under General MacArthur . He was placed in command of the 41st Infantry Division, Philippine Commonwealth Army, USAFFE tasked with the defense of Bataan . After the fall of the Philippines, he led resistance against Japanese occupation . </Li> <Ul> <Li> Peter II was the last King of Yugoslavia reigning from 1934 till 1945 . An opponent of Nazi Germany, he participated in a British - supported coup d'état opposing the pro-fascist Prince Paul . Peter was forced to leave the country following the Axis invasion . In 1944, he signed the Treaty of Vis which was an agreement to share power with Josip Broz Tito . But, after the war, Peter was deposed in a referendum held by the communist government . </Li> <Li> Draža Mihailović was the leader of Chetniks, the monarchic resistance movement, supported by the exiled royal government . Mihailović was decorated with the highest war medals by France and the United States (Legion of Merit). After being initially engaged in fighting the occupying Axis forces and their internal allies, his forces ended up engaged also in fighting the Partisans and collaborating with the Axis . After the war, he was executed by the newly formed communist government of Josip Broz Tito in 1945 for high treason, war crimes and crimes against humanity . In 2004, Chetniks were rehabilitated by the democratic National Assembly of Serbia . </Li> <Li> Josip Broz Tito was a leader of Yugoslav Partisans resistance movement, which was the largest in Europe . Communist by political orientation, Tito was nevertheless able to gather nationwide support for anti-fascist cause, and to persuade Allied governments that only his forces were mounting credible resistance to Axis powers in Yugoslavia . By the end of war, occupied Yugoslavia had drawn attention of no less than 20 German divisions alone, prompting several major operations in the 1942--1944 period, which were futile . Finally, with help from advancing Soviet forces, the Partisans liberated Yugoslavia, reaching at the final days of operations a respectable size of 800,000 soldiers . </Li> <Li> Dušan Simović was the Chief of the General Staff of the Royal Yugoslav Army and Prime Minister . </Li> <Li> Slobodan Jovanović was the Prime Minister of the Yugoslav government in exile during World War II from January 11, 1942, to June 26, 1943 . </Li> <Li> Ivan Šubašić was the Prime Minister of the Yugoslav government in exile when the Treaty of Vis (or Tito - Šubašić Agreement) was signed on June 14, 1944 . </Li> </Ul> <Li> Peter II was the last King of Yugoslavia reigning from 1934 till 1945 . An opponent of Nazi Germany, he participated in a British - supported coup d'état opposing the pro-fascist Prince Paul . Peter was forced to leave the country following the Axis invasion . In 1944, he signed the Treaty of Vis which was an agreement to share power with Josip Broz Tito . But, after the war, Peter was deposed in a referendum held by the communist government . </Li>

Who were the leaders of the countries involved in world war 2