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How much did a soldier get paid during World War 2?
Not enough they got paid an average of £2 a week
After World War 2 what country paid to rebuild European countries?
The United States
Only one country paid back the U.S. after World War 2 which country was that?
germ-money
How did the US Government pay for World War 2?
Several ways. Confiscation of gold just before the war. The sale of War Bonds during the war. Inflation after the war. The US government paid for World War 2 by taking money from the economy of the surrounding states. This money was used to make supplies for the war.
What countries paid their US World war 2 debt in full?
NONE. Not one country in the world has ever paid back the USA for war debt or any other type of debt. NOT ONE.
Did nurses get paid in World War 2?
Yes, of course they were paid - so were soldiers.
How much did a soldier get paid during World War 2?
Not enough they got paid an average of £2 a week
What was the wage of a regular nurse in World War 2?
they don't get paid with money, they get paid with gobbies
What was the premium paid by US soldiers in World War 2 for life insurance?
A PFC in the US Army paid $6.50 as a monthly premium for $10,000 worth of life insurance in World War 2.
What percent of the costs of World War 2 were paid out of taxes?
60% the rest was War Bonds
Have the german's paid off their debt for World War 2?
yes, we paid everything back till 1988.
How did soldiers get paid in World War 2?
In the UK and continental Europe they got paid in the currency of the country they were stationed in.
Did women working in factories during world war 2 get paid?
Yes.
Does Germany owe money after World War 2?
It has already paid its debts
How much did factory workers get paid during World War 2?
£100
After World War 2 what country paid to rebuild European countries?
The United States
What price did the Russians pay in world war 2?
The highest price the Russians paid in World War 2 was having 20 million of their people murdered by the Nazi Germans.
