How many people died in World War 2 per nation?

Answer 1

AXISMILITARYCIVILIANTOTALGERMANY

3,500,000700,0004,200,000JAPAN2,000,000350,0002,350,000ROMANIA300,000160,000460,000HUNGARY140,000290,000430,000ITALY330,00080,000410,000AUSTRIA230,000104,000334,000FINLAND82,0002,00084,000AXIS TOTAL6,582,0001,686,0008,268,000ALLIEDMILITARYCIVILIANTOTALSOVIET UNION10,000,00010,000,000 *20,000,000CHINA2,500,0007,500,0010,000,000POLAND100,005,700,0005,800,000YUGOSLAVIA300,0001,400,0001,700,000FRANCE250,000350,000600,000CZECHOSLOVAKIA200,000215,000415,000UNITED STATES400,000-400,000UNITED KINGDOM (ENGLAND, Scotland, WALES, AND NORTHERN IRELAND)326,00062,000388,000NETHERLANDS12,000198,000210,000GREECE20,000140,000160,000BELGIUM12,00076,00088,000CANADA37,000-37,000INDIA24,00013,00037,000AUSTRALIA23,00012,00035,000ALBANIA28,0002,00030,000BULGARIA10,00010,00020,000NEW ZEALAND10,0002,00012,000NORWAY6,4003,90010,300SOUTH AFRICA7,000-ETHIOPIA5,000-5,000LUXEMBOURG5,000-5,000MALTA-2,0002,000DENMARK4001,0001,400BRAZIL1,000-1,000ALLIED TOTAL14,276,80025,686,90039,963,700EST. TOTAL20,858,80027,372,90048,231,700

* The majority of Soviet Union civilian casualties were Ukrainian.

Sources

Gregory Frumkin, Population Changes in Europe Since 1939(European estimates)

B. Urlanis, Wars and Population (Soviet Union and the Far East)

Singer and Small, Wages of War (the Americas and Ethiopia)

I.C.B. Dear, editor, The Oxford Companion to World War II(British Commonwealth)