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1 World War II military casualties 1.1 Allied soldiers killed 1.2 Soldiers killed in attacked countries 1.3 Axis Soldiers Killed 2 Civilians killed 3 Reference

World War II military casualties

Allied soldiers killed

• Australia: 23,400
• Brazil: 943
• Canada: 37,500
• China: 2,050,000
• Czechoslovakia: 46,000
• France and Free French Forces: 210,000
• Greece: 88,300
• Luxembourg: 4,000
• Netherlands: 7,900
• New Zealand: 10,000
• Poland: 123,000
• South Africa: 6,840
• Soviet Union: 13,700,000
• United Kingdom: 264,000
• United States: 292,000
• Yugoslavia: 300,000

Soldiers killed in attacked countries

• Albania: 20,000
• Belgium: 12,000
• Bulgaria (from 1944): 1,000
• Denmark: 1,800
• Finland: 82,000
• Ethiopia: 5,000
• India: 24,300
• Italy (from 1943): 17,500
• Mongolia: 3,000
• Philippines: 27,000
• Romania (from 1944): 5,000

Axis Soldiers Killed

• Bulgaria (to 1944): 9,000
• Germany: 3,500,000 (includes Austrians and Sudetengermans in German Army as well as other nationalities forced to join the Wehrmacht)
• Hungary: 200,000
• Italy (to 1943): 60,000
• Japan: 1,300,000
• Romania (to 1944): 290,000
• Vichy France: 1,200

Civilians killed

• Albania: 10,000
• Austria: 125,000
• Belgium: 76,000
• Bulgaria: 10,000
• China: 7,750,000
• Czechoslovakia: 294,000
• Denmark: 2,000
• Ethiopia: 5,000
• Finland: 2,000
• France: 350,000
• Germany: 2,760,000 (including 200,000-2,000,000 World War II evacuation and expulsion)
• Greece: 325,000
• Hungary: 290,000
• India: 25,000
• Italy: 153,000
• Japan: 672,000
• Netherlands: 200,000
• Norway: 7,000
• Philippines: 91,000
• Poland: 5,680,000 (half ethnic Jewish)
• Romania: 200,000
• Soviet Union: 7,000,000
• United Kingdom: 92,700
• United States: 6,000
• Yugoslavia: 1,200,000

TOTAL people killed in World War II: 50,048,383

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