Largest Armies of *WW2* | Daily Knowledge

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PEAK STRENGTH NOT TOTAL STRENGTH ADDED UP
Largest armies of WW2 --- First to eighth place

U.S.S.R
USA
Nazi Germany
Japan
France
China
United Kingdom
Italy

[colonizer]

we are talking about the ussr: a picture with the imperial troops during the civil war

[TheGuyThatDraws]

Dude, imagine the world collapsing everywhere and you being in Switzerland

[naruto_]

The Soviet Union attracted 34, 476, 700 people. Germany — 21, 107, 000 people.

[L-xv]

"Quantity is a Quality itself" - Stalin

[Lexa_prok]

In the Second World War, 27 million people from the USSR died

[davidgarrett]

China: 1/3 of the world’s population

“Best we can do is 5 mil”

[landonmosur]

This artwork of the troops is awesome 🙏🏽

[steveno-o]

Germany really went 10mil against 20mil
Dam

[wesleydobson]

The Soviet union eventually had 37M men at one point in WWll

[Redmalicious]

the American throwing a frag :
"Neva gonna give you up, Neva gonna let you down" (to France)

[Mofoindustries]

That picture of the Chinese goes too hard

[jimeisen]

I'm sorry you put oil paintings of the anti-Bolshevik army (white army) during the Russian Civil War when you introduced the Soviet Red Army

[DisplayName-nu]

Italian:WHOEVER PUT PINEAPPLE ON PIZZA YOU'RE GOING TO THE HELL

[appllwithmemes]

These numbers are extremely doubtful. The USSR suffered 27 million casualties. They did not suffer more civilian casualties than they had soldiers. Germany had 5.5 million soldiers KILLED, millions more wounded, and then another vast number of combatants, as well as having a much larger military than the US throughout the war.

[IL_Phenomenom]

USA with more soldiers than germany? Lmao, i will laugh give me a sec

[mrchimpo]

Even though the Nazis had less soldiers they were still the most powerful mainly because of their technological advancements like the tiger tank and the me - 262

[tripaloski]

Japanese Pilot: Sir, we are out of bombs.

Captain: Screw it. Your plane is the bomb.

[experiencedguy]

18.2 million Soldiers served for the Wehrmacht until 1945. Over 35 million soldiers served for the Red Army until 1945...

[americanbadger]

Fact: the reason the *Katushya* is named the *Katushya* is Because they were marked with the letter K (for Voronezh Komintern Factory), Red Army troops adopted a nickname from Mikhail Isakovsky's popular wartime song, "Katyusha", about a girl longing for her absent beloved, who has gone away on military service.

[hydrodrift]

Here’s a fact that’s not so fun at all: The battle of Stalingrad had more casualties than the whole western front.