@savageupdatesThe human cost of World War 2 is immense, with casualty figures varying drastically by nation. The Soviet Union reported the highest estimated losses at 25,285,000. Germany followed with 8,800,000, and China with 7,850,000. Poland's estimated losses were 5,800,000, while Indonesia reported 4,000,000. Japan's figures stand at 3,100,000, and India at 2,500,000. Vietnam experienced 1,500,000 estimated losses, with Yugoslavia and the Philippines each reporting 1,000,000. Romania's toll was 833,000, Greece's 800,000, and Hungary's 580,000. France reported 567,600 losses, Korea 473,000, and Italy 457,000. The United Kingdom's estimated losses were 450,700, and the United States recorded 418,500. Austria's figures were 384,700. These statistics offer a stark look at the impact of the conflict, compiled from data by the National WWII Museum and Correlates of War.

@savageupdatesThe human cost of World War 2 is immense, with casualty figures varying drastically by nation. The Soviet Union reported the highest estimated losses at 25,285,000. Germany followed with 8,800,000, and China with 7,850,000. Poland's estimated losses were 5,800,000, while Indonesia reported 4,000,000. Japan's figures stand at 3,100,000, and India at 2,500,000. Vietnam experienced 1,500,000 estimated losses, with Yugoslavia and the Philippines each reporting 1,000,000. Romania's toll was 833,000, Greece's 800,000, and Hungary's 580,000. France reported 567,600 losses, Korea 473,000, and Italy 457,000. The United Kingdom's estimated losses were 450,700, and the United States recorded 418,500. Austria's figures were 384,700. These statistics offer a stark look at the impact of the conflict, compiled from data by the National WWII Museum and Correlates of War.