2. 8 million german soldiers were in d day.
how many german soldiers were in d day?
2. 8 million
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following the revision of the anti-comintern pact in 1941, there were no more than 200,000 german soldiers in finland, the vast majority of them stationed in the finnish lapland in the period 1941–1944. according to the national archives of finland, as many as 3,000 finnish women, some working for the voluntary auxiliary paramilitary organisation lotta svärd and some for the wehrmacht, had relationships with german soldiers. an estimated 700 children were born to german soldiers in finland, and were mostly unplanned. many german soldiers were aware of safe sex and the wehrmacht kept them well-equipped with condoms, which has been estimated to effectively keep a relatively low impregnation rate for the finnish women who had sexual intercourse with german soldiers. a booklet published by the okw in 1943, "der deutsche soldat und die frau aus fremdem volkstum", allowed german soldiers to marry those finnish women who could be considered to represent the "aryan race," hinting that there was some uncertainty among nazi authorities about ethnic finns' "genetic suitability."
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