America suffered practically no damage. Other than harmless balloon bombs, and those fierce U-Boats, there were hardly, if not any civilians that died because of Axis attacks... Now if you see Russia, everything from Poland to Moscow was burned, which contained about 60% of everything Russia had, about 1/18th of the country was gone.... In a matter of 1 year.... Germany suffered a whole lot too...
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more allies died in ww1. i am not exactly sure why. there is a breakdown of casualties on wikipedia.
The Soviet Union with at least 20 Million and as many as 50 million deaths.
Around 25 Million military personnel were killed during World War 2. Around 17 Million deaths were allied soldiers and the rest were axis military personnel.
According to the data from the the United States Department of Defense, the U.S. suffered 33,686 battle deaths, along with 2,830 non-battle deaths during the Korean War and 8,176 missing in action. The number of U.S. deaths was revised down in 2000 because the earlier claim of 50,000 killed included all military deaths throughout the world during the timeframe. The revised figures include only those killed in the war zone.[The total numbers of casualties suffered by all parties involved in the Korean War may never be known. Each country's self-reported casualties were largely based upon troop movements, unit rosters, battle casualty reports, and medical records.]According to the data from the the United States Department of Defense, the U.S. suffered 33,686 battle deaths, along with 2,830 non-battle deaths during the Korean War and 8,176 missing in action. The number of U.S. deaths were revised down in 2000 because the earlier claim of 50,000 killed included all military deaths throughout the world during the timeframe. The revised figures include only those killed in the war zone.According to the data from the the United States Department of Defense, the U.S. suffered 33,686 battle deaths, along with 2,830 non-battle deaths during the Korean War and 8,176 missing in action. The number of U.S. deaths was revised down in 2000 because the earlier claim of 50,000 killed included all military deaths throughout the world during the timeframe. The revised figures include only those killed in the war zone.According to the data from the the United States Department of Defense, the U.S. suffered 33,686 battle deaths, along with 2,830 non-battle deaths during the Korean War and 8,176 missing in action. The number of U.S. deaths were revised down in 2000 because the earlier claim of 50,000 killed included all military deaths throughout the world during the timeframe. The revised figures include only those killed in the war zone.
Joseph Stalin
Around 25 Million military serviceman were killed during World War 2. Out of all of the military deaths, 70% were allied deaths.
more allies died in ww1. i am not exactly sure why. there is a breakdown of casualties on wikipedia.
Approximately 72 Million were killed during World War 2. 58% being Allied Civilian Deaths 25% being Allied Military Deaths 13% being Axis Militaty Deaths 04% being Axis Civilian Deaths
There was not as accurate recording of casualties during WW1 as compared to WW2, but there were approximately 5.7 million Entente/Allied military deaths and approximately 4 million Central Powers military deaths. In total, about 9.7 million military deaths.
The Soviet Union with at least 20 Million and as many as 50 million deaths.
Around 25 Million military personnel were killed during World War 2. Around 17 Million deaths were allied soldiers and the rest were axis military personnel.
Air Force The Air Force was not established until after WWll, the navy suffered the fewest losses
The Jews
Allied deaths were 4391
Russia, suffering approximately 22 million deaths, civilian and military, almost 15% of their total population.
War related deaths are often referred to as casualties. Casualties can include both deaths and injuries suffered during armed conflicts.
According to the data from the the United States Department of Defense, the U.S. suffered 33,686 battle deaths, along with 2,830 non-battle deaths during the Korean War and 8,176 missing in action. The number of U.S. deaths was revised down in 2000 because the earlier claim of 50,000 killed included all military deaths throughout the world during the timeframe. The revised figures include only those killed in the war zone.[The total numbers of casualties suffered by all parties involved in the Korean War may never be known. Each country's self-reported casualties were largely based upon troop movements, unit rosters, battle casualty reports, and medical records.]According to the data from the the United States Department of Defense, the U.S. suffered 33,686 battle deaths, along with 2,830 non-battle deaths during the Korean War and 8,176 missing in action. The number of U.S. deaths were revised down in 2000 because the earlier claim of 50,000 killed included all military deaths throughout the world during the timeframe. The revised figures include only those killed in the war zone.According to the data from the the United States Department of Defense, the U.S. suffered 33,686 battle deaths, along with 2,830 non-battle deaths during the Korean War and 8,176 missing in action. The number of U.S. deaths was revised down in 2000 because the earlier claim of 50,000 killed included all military deaths throughout the world during the timeframe. The revised figures include only those killed in the war zone.According to the data from the the United States Department of Defense, the U.S. suffered 33,686 battle deaths, along with 2,830 non-battle deaths during the Korean War and 8,176 missing in action. The number of U.S. deaths were revised down in 2000 because the earlier claim of 50,000 killed included all military deaths throughout the world during the timeframe. The revised figures include only those killed in the war zone.