-After WWII Germany was ruined but later became the worlds third strongest economy in the world.

Why is Germany important to the 20th century?

-The Germans played a role in a outbreak in WWI and as well as a regional conflict into the great war. The total amount of people that died were 6,600,000-8,800,000

-They were important because of the soviet union where repulsed axis had attacked in the battle of Kursk which later than marked a turning point in the wars.

Why was Russia important to the 20th century?

-Russia was important to the 20th century because it had become one of the largest land empires on earth. The total amount of people that died were 5.7 million.

-After the tension in the wars on the Danube border which had ran through Austria which is the power of the Marcomanni which had broken by 300 AD.

What happened to Austria in WWII?

-Austria was apart of the Nazi's Germany from March 1938 till April 27th,1945 ,they had allied-occupied Austria had finally declared independence from Nazi Germany. The total amount of people that died were 384,700.

-Asia was/had been the home to the worlds most earliest civilizations.

Why is Asia important after WWII?

-It had ended the era of the imperialism on the continent. The total amount of people that died were 25 million.

-In 1945 Iraq had joined the united nations and became the founding member of the Arab league which later on the Barzani and his followers had gone to the Soviet Union. The total amount of people that died were 8,920,00.

-South Korea was divided along with the 38th parallel which this was an internal border between North and South Korea which was actually based on a circle of latitude. The total amount of people that died were 378,000-473,000.

-France was important because of the high toll of human lives,cities/countries destroyed,and had devastated the economy on a on-going rationing. The total amount of people that died was 567,600.

-Italy became crusiqal after WWII and during the cold war its membership in NATO. Its political landscape with a strong communist party countered by the western support which was also promoted to western ideals. The amount of deaths were around 400 in italy or more.

-It was important beause the cold war sole superpower which influenced global politics which later led to democracy which led to NATO. In total of the cold war around 94,000 people died or more.

-Cuba was impacted because the US-Cuban relations played an important role by destroying the equilibrium back in the earlier days as well as creating fertile ground for the crisis of the 1950s. The amount of people that had died were 9,413 killed and 53,313 dead from disease. As a long with their Cuban missile crisis.

-It had led to NATO which many of them were fighting in korea under the banner for United Nations to make their military forces bigger,which later increased their defence budget and the return for troops to Europe. The amount of people that had died were a lot (couldn't get a full exact number) but there were more than 100,000 people who fought.

-In eastern europe it was "shifted" towards democratic governments which led to open market economies,private ownership,and EU over the old soviet union.

-Ukraine had become the centre of the soviet arms industry and as well as high-tech research it also turned into a soviet military outpost in the cold war the territory was considered to be crowded by military bases which were full with the best weapons.

-In the UK after the cold war nations were at post war elections for incoming governments that radically altered the social policies.WWII affected the UK for their rationing,bombing,conscription,and the losses of their sons,husbands,families,and friends.

-Spain had gotten closer to NATO and their strategy and including their war planning.

Why is Spain important after the 20th century?

-Spain was considered as a "exemplary case" because of Spain's peaceful transition to the demacracy from 1975-1978. Spain had served throughout latin america and central and eastern europe.