germany had the most losses in ww2.
which country has the most losses in ww2?
germany
alexander nadiradze, later a leading soviet missile engineer, developed anti-tank shells during ww2. after being appointed chief of an okb he took on various other projects. nikoloz muskhelishvili was a soviet scientist whose theories and research in several fields contributed to the soviet union's general advancement in the development of military hardware, especially during ww2, and in the cold war.









































around 30,000 volunteers and emigrants, but also captured georgian soviet soldiers, chose to fight for the germans, in such units as:









































bullet::::- georgische legion (georgian volunteers but also included volunteers from other peoples of the region)
military history of georgia
bullet::::- 8 december – ww2: imperial japanese army landings at pak amat beach, kota bharu. this marked the official start of the japanese occupation of malaya.









































bullet::::- 8–11 december – ww2: operation krochol









































bullet::::- 9 december – ww2: sungai petani, butterworth and alor star airport were captured by the imperial japanese army.









































bullet::::- 10 december – ww2: the british battleship "prince of wales" and battlecruiser "repulse" were sunk by japanese aircraft after relying on false intelligence as to the location of the landings.









































bullet::::- 11–13 december – ww2: battle of jitra









































bullet::::- 14–16 december – ww2: battle of gurun
1941 in malaya