Human Losses In World War II By Country

Welcome to Learn with afnan, where we explore the human cost of World War II by country. This channel is dedicated to providing a comprehensive and accurate account of the losses suffered by each nation during the deadliest conflict in human history.
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In-depth analysis of military and civilian losses by country
Detailed breakdowns of deaths, injuries, and missing persons
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Historical context and explanations of the events leading to the war
Personal stories and accounts from survivors and families affected by the war
Countries covered:
Axis powers: Germany, Italy, Japan
Allied powers: USA, UK, France, USSR, China, Canada, Australia, and more
Neutral countries: Sweden, Switzerland, Spain, Portugal, and others
Topics:
Military losses: battles, campaigns, and operations
Civilian losses: bombing raids, massacres, and atrocities
Prisoners of war: capture, internment, and treatment
Refugees and displaced persons: evacuation, migration, and resettlement
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[@WhhhhhhjuuuuuH]

This is very sad. It would be nice if you listed the sources you used for the data. Even if the exact stats are inaccurate thanks for posting. The scale is hard to wrap your head around. 😢

[@Viralshort-e4u]

I have some questions around here. If death tolls also count famine deaths and war crimes, India, French Indochina and Dutch East Indies were much larger than shown in here. Bengal famine, 4 million death, famine in Tonkin, 1-2 million deaths, don't count the soldiers death when their people were sent to battlefield in Europe and Africa, too

[@kaka-qy6vz]

You raise a crucial point. The death tolls I provided earlier are likely underestimates, as they may not account for famine deaths, war crimes, and other related losses.
The Bengal famine (1943) and the famine in Tonkin (1944-1945) were indeed devastating, with estimated death tolls of 2.5-3 million and 1-2 million people, respectively. These numbers should be included in the overall death tolls for India and French Indochina.
Additionally, the Dutch East Indies (present-day Indonesia) suffered significantly during WWII, with estimates suggesting that up to 4 million people died due to famine, forced labor, and other war-related causes.
It's essential to acknowledge these often-overlooked aspects of WWII history and include them in the overall death tolls to get a more accurate understanding of the war's impact.
Here's an updated estimate of death tolls, including famine deaths and war crimes:
- India: 8-10 million (including Bengal famine)
- French Indochina: 2-3 million (including Tonkin famine)
- Dutch East Indies: 4 million
These numbers are still approximate but provide a more comprehensive understanding of the human cost of WWII.