Analysis of World War II

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October 20, 2024

World War II: Exploring a lot of What-ifs!

People standing in an open field amidst a lot of Rubble from destroyed buildings and leftovers

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The horrors of World-War II are still not forgotten.

Look at these stats below:

Number of approximate deaths

This is just a rough number of what was the real cost of World War 2.
Yes, the loss of uncountable lives, annihilation of generations and unimaginable destruction of property.
If we talk about real numbers, The money cost to governments involved has been estimated at more than $1,000,000,000,000.

Cost Estimations reported by Britannica:

According to Britannica, France estimated the total cost at an amount equivalent to three times the total French annual national income. Belgium and the Netherlands suffered damage roughly in similar proportions to their resources. In Great Britain about 30 percent of the homes were destroyed or damaged; in France, Belgium, and the Netherlands about 20 percent. Agriculture in all the occupied countries suffered heavily from the destruction of facilities and farm animals, the lack of machinery and fertilizers, and the drain on manpower. Internal transport systems were completely disrupted by the destruction or confiscation of railcars, locomotives, and barges, and the bombing of bridges and key rail centres. By 1945 the economies of the continental nations of western Europe were in a state of virtually complete paralysis.

In this post, We will explore what would have happened:

  • If the Soviet Union, which the current Russia is a part of, never agreed to the proposals of Hitler?

  • If the USA hadn’t intervened in the war?

  • If US hadn’t attacked Hiroshima and Nagasaki with Nuclear Bombs?

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