What was the most affected nation from World War II?
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In my opinion, It is Germany, Germany lost troops, industries , was divided...
If you are going to make an opinionated thread, save your opinion till others say theirs haha 
But otherwise, I say Germany.
The Soviet Union also suffered greatly .Sir McSquiggles wrote:
If you are going to make an opinionated thread, save your opinion till others say theirs hahaBut otherwise, I say Germany.
But Germany was split in half.
I think Japan was most affected by ww2 as the Americans were happy to let it sit in a bombed out shell with not even two pennies to rub together. Only during the Korean war when the Americans realised how important of a supply base Japan could be was when they started to fund a rebuilding effort. If Korea hadn't happened Japan would be a very backward country without much help to rebuild itself.
The atomic bombs were terrible for Japan , Japan was devastated .comrade dave wrote:
I think Japan was most affected by ww2 as the Americans were happy to let it sit in a bombed out shell with not even two pennies to rub together. Only during the Korean war when the Americans realised how important of a supply base Japan could be was when they started to fund a rebuilding effort. If Korea hadn't happened Japan would be a very backward country without much help to rebuild itself.
What about the little nations like Poland, Serbia, Romania, Greece, Albania, Czechoslovakia?
The main theme is usually the money or the industry, what about the people?
Civilian casualties are also counted, the Soviet Union suffered 15 million civilian casualties.nemuritor98 wrote:
What about the little nations like Poland, Serbia, Romania, Greece, Albania, Czechoslovakia?The main theme is usually the money or the industry, what about the people?
They were actively involved in the WWII, i couldn't say the same about Poland and polish people.Felipe V de Borbon. wrote:
Civilian casualties are also counted, the Soviet Union suffered 15 million civilian casualties.nemuritor98 wrote:
What about the little nations like Poland, Serbia, Romania, Greece, Albania, Czechoslovakia?The main theme is usually the money or the industry, what about the people?
Obviously, they also fought but isn't the same.
Civilians were not military professionals,they did what they could.
It's hard to make the difference between a military professional and a civilian in the Soviet Union.Felipe V de Borbon. wrote:
@nemuritor98Civilians were not military professionals,they did what they could.
The Soviet Union had a good professional army, but also consisted of peasants.nemuritor98 wrote:
It's hard to make the difference between a military professional and a civilian in the Soviet Union.Felipe V de Borbon. wrote:
@nemuritor98Civilians were not military professionals,they did what they could.
I think Ireland was most affected. Their state of emergency was not rescinded until 1976!
Surprising and strange.Butter Ball Bill wrote:
I think Ireland was most affected. Their state of emergency was not rescinded until 1976!
Am I literally the only guy that thinks someone other than Germany was most affected?
yup
Well, I have a good reason, you guys have a good reason.
This is difficult to say. USA and USSR became military superpowers, British Empire lost its colonies, Germany was divided, France, well, no, Japan was occupied and reformed, Italy went from being Axis to Ally and had Italians fighting Italians (a major stress on postwar national unity), and so on.
France began to loose colonize as well.purplepizza117 wrote:
France, well, no,
The Irish are known to be a bit slow...Butter Ball Bill wrote:
I think Ireland was most affected. Their state of emergency was not rescinded until 1976!
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