World War II was the most widespread war in history, and countries involved mobilized more than 100 million military personnel. Total war erased the distinction between civil and military resources and saw the complete mobilization of a nation's economic, industrial, and scientific capabilities for the purposes of the war effort; nearly two-thirds of those killed in the war were civilians. The Holocaust, which was largely conducted in Eastern Europe, was the systematic killing of nearly 11 million political, social and racial minorities (Gypsies, the disabled, etc.). Six million of these victims were Jews who were also persecuted by the Nazis.
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After World War 2
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Depending on who you are you fought in World War 2. World War
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the london blitz would have been the most devastating part in the world war 2 for london.
Too many civilian casualties, the illness it brought and the devastation.
Marshall Plan
Much of Europe suffered the long-lasting devastation of World War Two.
{| |- | Yes, there were two atomic bombs that were used in World War 2. The US dropped them on Japanese cities in an effort to end the war. After the devastation was understood, the Japanese surrendered. |}
World War 1 left Russia's economy in complete devastation. By the end of the war Russia had 8,000,000,000 rubles of debt.
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The Marshall plan, where the US supplied funding to rebuild infrastructure and industry.
devastation caused by war or natural disasters??
The U.S. dropping the atom bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki could be considered total devastation. In a flash, two cities were destroyed.
The united states was untouched by the devastation of war.