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Estimated civilian death toll of Japan during WW2

Updated on the 8th of May 2025

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This analysis examines the demographics of Imperial Japan, utilizing data from Wikipedia, to estimate the death toll of Japanese civilians during World War II. In a documentary, Robert McNamara, a former captain in the U.S. Air Force in 1943, acknowledges that U.S. forces killed between 50% and 90% of the population in 67 Japanese cities through extensive firebombing and conventional bombings. The traditional Japanese housing culture, which predominantly utilized lightweight, flammable materials, exacerbated the devastation and suffering caused by these firebombing campaigns, resulting in significant destruction across Japan. This conflict is characterized as a severe and genocidal war against the Japanese populace.

It is further noted that the Japanese received communications from the Third Reich High Command, indicating that the Allies were systematically destroying Germany and warning that Japan would face a similar fate. Aware of their targeted extermination, the Japanese resolved to fight to the bitter end, even resorting to sacrificial Kamikaze attacks. Japan ultimately capitulated to the Allies following the targeted nuclear bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

For comparative reference, revisionist estimates suggest a death toll of approximately 29 million Germans during and after the war under the Third Reich. This figure will be used as a benchmark for the analysis.

The interview with Robert McNamara, in which he discusses these events, is available for viewing at the following link: The Fog of War Documentary

Table of Demographics of Imperial Japan

Date Population % Change Area (km2) Density(km2) %Urban
1920-10-01 55,963,053 NA 381,808.04 147 18.0
1925-10-01 59,736,822 6.7 381,810.06 156 21.6
1930-10-01 64,450,005 7.9 382,264.91 169 24.0
1935-10-01 69,254,148 7.5 382,545.42 181 32.7
1940-10-01 73,114,308 5.6 382,545.42 191 37.7
1945-11-01 71,998,104 -0.7 377,298.15 195 22.8

Source: Demographics of Imperial Japan + Wikipedia

This analysis will utilize the population data from the 1940 census to estimate the number of Japanese men, women, and children who perished during the saturation bombing of Japanese cities in World War II. According to Wikipedia, the reported death toll from the war is approximately 1 million individuals. However, it is asserted that the Allies and the Soviet Union, under satanic influence, have concealed their war crimes against humanity. This international satanic cabal perpetuates falsehoods regarding these significant war crimes, disseminating their narrative through a controlled press.

Revisionist historians have estimated the German death toll during and after the war at 29 million, which will serve as a comparative reference. The webmaster’s estimate will be derived from computations based on demographic and historical data, as well as insights from the documentary The Fog of War. The documentary reveals that between 50% and 90% of the population in 67 Japanese cities perished due to incendiary bombings.

It is posited that approximately 80% of Japan’s urban population resided in the 67 cities targeted during the bombing campaigns of World War II. In the documentary The Fog of War, Robert McNamara asserts that the U.S. forces were responsible for the deaths of hundreds of thousands of individuals each night. This conflict is characterized as a severe and genocidal war against the Japanese populace.

Population of Japan 1940 Living in cities in 1940 80% in 67 Japanese cities 50% death toll 90% death toll
73,114,208 27,564,094 22,051,275 11,025,638 19,846,148

Based on the computations, the estimated range of civilian casualties in Japan during World War II is between a minimum of 11 million and a maximum of approximately 20 million deaths, with an average estimate of around 15 million Japanese civilian fatalities. These figures are not reflected in official statistical records, as it is asserted that historical narratives are predominantly shaped by the victors, who portray themselves as the so-called “righteous” parties in the conflict. After the war the Allies and Soviet Union have misrepresented the history of the Third Reich and continue to obscure the truth regarding numerous aspects of World War II. Adolf Hitler, the Chancellor of Germany, did not seek war; rather, it was imposed upon him by an international satanic cabal intent on the destruction of him and his nation.

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Imperial Germans Exodus World War 2: Table of transport capacity

Transport capacity in persons Number of units available Transport capacity Velocity in kph
Haunebu I 20 2 40 4800
Haunebu II 20 7 140 6000
Haunebu III 70 1 70 7000
Andromeda Device 100 1 100 7000
U-Boats 30 100 3000 30

It is documented that over 100 U-Boats were officially reported as missing following the conclusion of World War II. It is hypothesized that a significant number of these missing U-Boats may have been utilized to transport soldiers, scientists, engineers, and women to New Berlin, located within the inner world of Agartha.

Number of hours for round trip Number of days Number of roundtrips per year - 15% maintenance Number of passengers transported per year Materials transported 50% People minus materials
Haunebu I 8 0,33 941 37622 18811 18811
Haunebu II 6 0,26 1176 164596 82298 82298
Haunebu III 5 0,23 1372 96014 48007 48007
Andromeda Device 6 0,23 1372 137163 68582 68582
U-Boats 1267 52,78 6 17635 8818 8818
Total 453030 226515 226515

The distance between the surface and the alleged Inner Earth locations of New Swabia and Germany is approximately 19,000 kilometers.

It is estimated that, with the resources available in 1944, the Imperial Germans could have transported approximately 200,000 individuals, along with necessary materials, to the Inner Earth colony of New Swabia within a single year. Assuming an annual population growth rate of 7%, the doubling time for this population would be calculated as 70 divided by 7, equating to 10 years.

Year Population
1945 200'000
1955 400'000
1965 800'000
1975 1'600'000
1985 3'200'000
1995 6'400'000
2005 12'800'000
2015 25'600'000
2025 51'200'000

Based on the aforementioned calculations, the population of New Berlin could be estimated at approximately 3.5 million inhabitants. Assuming a consistent annual growth rate of 7%, the current population of the Imperial Germans might be projected to reach around 50 million individuals.

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World War 2 in Numbers

By the end of the war the United States alone would have produced over 200'000 combat aircraft of which 95'000 were bombers, 100'000 fighters and 5'000 reconnaissance aircraft. Over 150 German cities were firebombed during World War 2. 67 Japanese cities were firebombed during World War 2 where after Hiroshima and Nagasaki were destroyed with nuclear weapons. This horrendous genocidal bombing campaign killed millions of German and Japanese men, women and children. According to revisionist historians the estimated death toll of the Third Reich ammounted to 29 Million during and after the war. The Japanese suffered an estimated 13 Million dead. This genocide of German and Japanese civilians is suppressed to this day and not confirmed by mainstream historians. Only the bombing of Dresden and the nuclear bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki are known.

Total combat-aircraft production of the Allies during WW2.
Source: Wikipedia + US Aircraft production during WW2

Type of aircraft Total 1940¹ 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945²
Grand total 295,959 3,611 18,466 46,907 84,853 96,270 45,852
Combat aircraft 200,443 1,771 8,395 24,669 53,183 74,564 37,861
Very heavy bombers 3,740 4 91 1,147 2,498
Heavy bombers 31,685 46 282 2,513 9,574 15,057 4,213
Medium bombers 21,461 52 762 4,040 7,256 6,732 2,619
Light bombers 39,986 453 2,617 5,954 11,848 12,376 6,738
Fighters 99,465 1,157 4,036 10,721 23,621 38,848 21,082
Reconnaissance 4,106 63 698 1,437 793 404 711
Support aircraft 95,516 1,840 10,071 22,238 31,670 21,706 7,991
Transports 23,900 164 525 1,887 6,913 9,925 4,486
Trainers 58,085 1,676 9,294 17,237 20,950 7,936 1,352
Communication 13,531 252 3,114 4,167 3,845 2,153

Total combat-aircraft production of the Allies and Axis during World War 2.
Source: Wikipedia + Military production during World War 2

Power Total Aircraft Fighters Attack Bombers Recon Transport Training Other Personnel
British Empire 177,025 38,786 33,811 38,158 7,014 12,585 46,256 415 1,927,395
USA and territories 295,959 99,465 96,872 4,106 23,900 58,085 13,531 2,403,806
USSR 136,223 22,301 37,549 21,116 17,332 4,061 33,864
Other
Allies 609,207 160,552 71,360 156,146 11,120 53,817 108,402 47,810
Germany and territories 133,387 57,653 8,991 28,577 5,025 8,396 14,311 11,361 3,402,200
Romania 1,113 513 272 128 0 200 0 0
Italian Empire 13,402 9,157 34 3,381 388 2,471 968 3
Japanese Empire 64,484 33,405 9,558 11,943 3,709 1,073 3,420 1,376
Other 9,849 881 4 395 318 1,880 5,145 57
Axis 222,235 98,609 18,859 44,424 11,002 14,020 22,944 12,794

Total naval production of the Axis and Allies during World War 2
Source: Wikipedia + Military production during World War 2

Power Total large ships Carriers (Escort Carriers) Battle- ships Cruisers Des- troyers Frigates & Destroyer Escorts Other large vessels Cor- vettes Sloops Patrol boats Submarines
British Empire 558 15 (29) 5 35 202 270 2 338 33 4,209 238
USA and territories 2020 29 (121) 10 52 396 1014 398 773 234
USSR 63 0 6 54 3 68
France 9 2 7
Other 8 (2) 2 4 1 9
Allies 2658 44(152) 17 95 663 1284 403 338 34 4,982 577
Germany & territories 38 0 4 3 31 1,019
Italian Empire 82 0 3 3 17 59 83
Japanese Empire 278 14(6) 2 12 63 175 6 867
Romania 8 2
Axis 398 14(6) 9 18 111 234 6 2069

Total army production of the Axis and Allies during World War 2
Source: Wikipedia + Military production during World War 2

Power Tanks & SPGs Armoured vehicles Other vehicles Artillery Mortars Machine guns Personnel
British Empire 47,862 47,420 1,475,521 226,113 239,540 1,090,410 11,192,533
USA and territories 108,410 2,382,311 257,390 105,055 2,679,840 16,000,000
USSR 119,769 197,100 516,648 200,300 1,477,400 34,401,807
Other
Allies 270,041 47,420 4,054,932 1,000,151 544,895 5,247,650 61,594,000
Germany and territories 67,429 49,777 159,147 73,484 674,280 1,000,730 14,540,835
Hungary 973 530 5,224 447 2,700 4,583 730,000
Romania 214 251 4,300 1,800 4,300 10,000 1,220,000
Italian Empire 3,368 1,240 83,000 7,200 22,000 140,000 4,300,000
Japanese Empire 4,524 2,200 165,945 13,350 49,000 380,000 8,100,000
Other
Axis 76,385 50,028 413,316 97,281 725,280 1,395,313 28,890,800