How many casualties were there in World War 2?

Answer 1

1,555,308 from 1941-45 in the Pacific War.

1. Against US - 485,717
2. Against UK/Netherlands - 208,026
3. In China - 202,958
4. Against Australia - 199,511
5. French Indochina - 2,803
6. Against USSR - 7,483
7. Other overseas - 23,388
8. Japan proper - 10,543
9. Navy 1941/45 - 414,879

- Only one third of the military deaths occurred in actual combat, the majority being caused by illness and starvation.

Answer 2

1,555,308 from 1941-45 in the Pacific War.

1. Against US - 485,717
2. Against UK/Netherlands - 208,026
3. In China - 202,958
4. Against Australia - 199,511
5. French Indochina - 2,803
6. Against USSR - 7,483
7. Other overseas - 23,388
8. Japan proper - 10,543
9. Navy 1941/45 - 414,879

- Only one third of the military deaths occurred in actual combat, the majority being caused by illness and starvation.

Answer 3

Approximately 62,475,200 to 78,926,700 people died in World War II

Estimates vary from 60 million to 80 million, but numbers are imprecise due to the large number of dead and missing, and the severity of the destruction in some cities.

Deaths, civilian estimate: 40-52 million

Deaths, military personnel: 22-25 million

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Answer 4

first answer:

2,620,000 to 3,120,000 Japanese people were killed in World War 2. Most people were killed by being dragged off to war, and over 110,000 Japanese people died in American concentration camps even though they were American citizens.

second answer:

Japanese were not killed in American camps. While in the camps, the Japanese were well taken care of and not abused.

Answer 5

Around 3.12 Million Japanese people were killed during World War 2, 2.12 Million being Military Deaths and 1 Million being Civilian Deaths.

Answer 6

About 750,000 Japanese civilians were killed during WW2.

Answer 7

2.12 Million Japanese Soldiers were killed during WW2.

Answer 8

See WW2 casualties.

Answer 9

There were 1,543,880

Answer 10

1.5 million