A little bit of history
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Poland's material loss during the Second World War - losses sustained by Rzeczpospolita Polska and its citizens as a result of German and Russian agression.
Poland during the II World War sustained the greates losses in people (on every thousand of inabitants 220 people died) and corporeal. According to the materials presented at International Reparation Conference in Paris in year 1946, material losses in Poland amounted to 16,9 billions dollars. 2/5 of polish cultural goods had been completely devastated. Under pressure of USA, UK and SU Poland had to relinquish 48% of its territory to Soviet Union, falling about 178 000 square kilometers on east. Most of the arisen losses was result of German occupation, for the second part of losses were responsible Soviet Union.
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A little bit of history
I had had no idea what to write about, so I started translating an article from Wikipedia, which I was reading at the time.
Poland's material losses during the Second World War - losses sustained by Rzeczpospolita Polska and its citizens as a result of German and Russian aggression.
During World War 2, Poland sustained the greatest loss of people ...........in the whole world?(220 in every 1000 of its inhabitants died). According to the evidence presented at the International Reparation Conference in Paris in 1946, the material losses suffered by Poland amounted to 16,9 billion dollars. Two fifths of Poland's cultural artifacts had been completely devastated. Under pressure from USA, UK and SU, Poland had to relinquish 48% of its territory to the Soviet Union, falling back to about 178,000 square kilometers in the east. Half of the losses were the result of German occupation, but the second half were inflicted by the Soviet Union.
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