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Untold billions. One would have to add up the costs beginning in August 1945 until about 1990...then total them up. This figure would include the Korean & Vietnam Wars; as they were part of the cold war. EVERY single new jet, helicopter, tank, submarine, aircraft carrier, etc. would be part of the cost (from '45 thru '90).
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∙ 15y ago
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∙ 9y agoThe Soviet Union lost more than any other country in terms of lives and money. For instance, the Soviet Union paid more than 582 billion Rubles on the war.
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∙ 10y ago$192 billion USD = 1 trillion rubles in 1945
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24,000,000 Human Deaths
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∙ 15y agoSee website on the Cold War.
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Why were the citizens of the Soviet Union unhappy with their government?
The citizens of the soviet union were unhappy with their government because they spect too much of their money on the military.
What led directly to the of the Soviet Union?
Too much spending on the military
Why did the Soviet Union mistress US and Britain during World War 2?
Stalin was a dictator (emphasis on DICK] He was an absolute ruler.Power mad. There was no "Soviet Union" There was a gang of criminals much as there is now. It is an amazing fact that rumours and legends start from tiny origins and grow to huge dimensions
Who was the dictatorial communist leader of russia during world war 2?
Joseph Stalin was the leader of the Soviet Union during World War II and he picked up many facts about atomic weapons that Roosevelt, because of old age, let slip out. With that knowledge, the Soviet Union became a superpower in the Cold War with a huge Stockholm of nuclear weaponry and armaments. He helped the Soviet Union a lot, although the Soviet Union eventually went under. What Russia (as it's called today) has more than the US are nuclear submarines. That's pretty much all.
WHAT was a result of Joseph Stalin's polices the Soviet Union?
Joseph Stalin's outcome was one of epic proportions. The USSR took over much of Europe and became a world power.
Do the terms Soviet Union and Soviet Republic mean the same thing?
A soviet republic was a territory of the union (much like states today). USSR (soviet union) stands for "Union of Socialist Soviet Republics"
What wars did Soviet Union participate in?
Directly, the Russo-Finnish War and the Second World War. Indirectly, pretty much every conflict in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East during the existence of the Soviet Union.
Why were the citizens of the Soviet Union unhappy with their government?
The citizens of the soviet union were unhappy with their government because they spect too much of their money on the military.
Was Ukraine liberated in World War 2?
At the time of World War II, Ukraine wasn't a country, but rather part of the Soviet Union. It was liberated from the Nazis, although, judging from the Holodomor, their Soviet rulers weren't much better.
What led directly to the of the Soviet Union?
Too much spending on the military
How does weather in the soviet union compare to the weather in the US?
much colder
Why did the Soviet Union mistress US and Britain during World War 2?
Stalin was a dictator (emphasis on DICK] He was an absolute ruler.Power mad. There was no "Soviet Union" There was a gang of criminals much as there is now. It is an amazing fact that rumours and legends start from tiny origins and grow to huge dimensions
How much would it cost to send 900 dollars western union?
How. Much do it cost to send 900.00 dollars through western union
Who was the dictatorial communist leader of russia during world war 2?
Joseph Stalin was the leader of the Soviet Union during World War II and he picked up many facts about atomic weapons that Roosevelt, because of old age, let slip out. With that knowledge, the Soviet Union became a superpower in the Cold War with a huge Stockholm of nuclear weaponry and armaments. He helped the Soviet Union a lot, although the Soviet Union eventually went under. What Russia (as it's called today) has more than the US are nuclear submarines. That's pretty much all.
WHAT was a result of Joseph Stalin's polices the Soviet Union?
Joseph Stalin's outcome was one of epic proportions. The USSR took over much of Europe and became a world power.
How did the Soviet Union think different from the Germans?
The Soviet Union was based on communism (at least in theory). The German government at the same time was very much against communism and its followers were stamped out almost as hard as the Jews were.
How much does it cost to send 500 western union?
I'm going send 500 dollars via western Union from america to canada, so how much it will cost?
