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World War II was the deadliest conflict in history - with an estimated 50 to 70 million causalities. The USSR is believed to have had the highest number of deaths - with over 26 million. China lost between 10 and 20 million - most of which (7-16 million) were civilians.

The figures for wounded are not as readily available as those for causalities. The official Chinese government statistics report a total of 15 million wounded. The figures from the German High Command (OKW) give the number of wounded as 5,240,000. The figures for the Soviet Union are not readily available.

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