World+War+II+Casualties


 * Deasia Hamilton**

In 1945, the bloodiest war was finally over. With the Allies taking the victory over the Axis power, most of the world and it's nations were in ruins. With overall deaths that range from 40 o 50 million. these deaths included the deaths of soldiers and civilians. This is the only war that had the most destructive war of all time in history.

__**The United States**__ Instead of dying on the the battlefield, some of the Allied Powers died from bad living conditions and diseases. In the United States 110,000 were killed or missing. While, 253,142 were wounded in battle. And 21,580 were prisoners of war. Many also died from diseases such as: Malaria, Typhus, dysentery, vernal, and skin. Surprisingly, the United States had the least percentage of casualties of soldiers. Japan had 24.2% of casualties.The United Sates only had 2.5%. hen compared, the United States had a small amount of casualties.
 * **Countries** || **Military Dead** || **Military Wounded** || **Civilians Dead** ||
 * China || 1,310,000 || 1,753,000 || 1,000,000+ ||
 * France || 213,000 || 4,000,000 || 350,000 ||
 * Great Britain || 264,000 || 277,000 || 93,000 ||
 * Soviet Union || 11,000,000 || Unknown || 7,000,000+ ||
 * United States || 292,000 || 672,000 || 6,000 ||
 * Germany || 3,500,000 || 5,000,000 || 780,000 ||
 * Italy || 242,000 || 66,000 || 153,000 ||
 * Japan || 1,300,000 || 4,000,00 || 672,000 ||

__**Soviet Union**__ Out of all the nations that were involved in World War II, the Soviet had the most gruesome deaths. More than 6 million soldiers and civilians were killed in this war. Some died from their wounds, others from diseases, There were more soldiers and civilians of the Soviet Union territory dead than any other nation during the bloody World War II.

__**Germany**__ With 8,500,000 soldiers dead and wounded, and 780,000 civilians dead. Germany was another that had a large gruesome number of deaths. Like any other nation during World War II, Germany was mostly left in ruins, due to the Allied Powers strategic bombing. Once again Germany lost the war for the second time.

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