Deaths
|
Country
|
11,400,000
|
Soviet Union
|
5,318,000
|
Germany
|
3,750,000
|
China
|
2,300,000
|
Japan
|
446,000
|
Yugoslavia
|
407,300
|
United States
|
383,700
|
United Kingdom
|
341,000
|
Italy
|
|
Deaths
|
Country
|
300,000
|
Romania
|
240,000
|
Poland
|
210,000
|
France
|
200,000
|
Hungary
|
95,000
|
Finland
|
42,000
|
Canada
|
39,700
|
Australia
|
35,100
|
Greece
|
|
Deaths
|
Country
|
34,000
|
Estonia
|
30,000
|
Latvia
|
25,000
|
Lithuania
|
18,500
|
Bulgaria
|
18,200
|
Netherlands
|
12,000
|
Belgium
|
11,900
|
South Africa
|
11,700
|
New Zealand
|
|
90% of the complaints can be answered/countered by simply rereading the title/description back to them.
Like a really really easy test, but with a lot of exceptions. (like "The name of this website" or "which animal meows" and in the description: you should leave out all t's in the answers.)
Also, what about Indonesia, Thailand and PNG? All saw horrific fighting. Ditto in the case of Albania in Europe.
Just a thought, as a lot of people seem to be tripping up in the same way.
If you're being literal, the Slovak Republic did exist for a few years during the period, but the idea that it was an independent sovereign nation is pretty strange. It was a German puppet which only a handful of countries recognised, and which only existed in any sense for the duration of the war.
im gonna kill myself
All those countries are now independent. The Soviet Union recognized the independence of these countries in 1991.
Estonia adopted the declaration of independence 20.8.1991 and Latvia the following day. Lithuania had issued a proclamation in the early spring of 1990.
Lithuania and Russia, led by Yeltsin recognized each other in July 1991. Estonia and Latvia, the Russian Federation recognized the independence after the conservative coup attempt 24.8.1991.
There most notable services were in greece, crete, north africa and italy.
Seriously I am so stupid.
I'm the reason it's not 100%.
...but forget about ITALY.
I'd also like to say VERY nice quiz.... I've rated 5 stars
Keep up the good work!