द्वितीयविश्वयुद्धम्

द्वितीयविश्वयुद्धम्
	; Clockwise from top left: Chinese forces in the Battle of Wanjialing, Australian 25-pounder guns during the First Battle of El Alamein, German Stuka dive bombers on the Eastern Front winter 1943–1944, US naval force in the Lingayen Gulf, Wilhelm Keitel signing the German Surrender, Soviet troops in the Battle of Stalingrad
दिनाङ्कः	१८ सितंबर १९३१ - २ सितम्बर १९४५ (१३ वर्षः, ११ मास १६ दिन च)
स्थानम्	Europe, Pacific, Atlantic, South-East Asia, China, Middle East, Mediterranean and Africa, briefly North America
फलम्	Allied victory; Dissolution of the Third Reich; Creation of the United Nations; ; Emergence of the United States and the Soviet Union as superpowers; ; Beginning of the Cold War. (more...);
प्रतिद्वन्द्विनः
Allies; Soviet Union (1941–45); United States (1941–45); British Empire; China (at war 1937–45); France; Poland; Canada; Australia; New Zealand; South Africa; Yugoslavia (1941–45); Greece (1940–45); नार्वे (1940–45); Netherlands (1940–45); Belgium (1940–45); Czechoslovakia ; ब्रासील (1942–45); ...and others Client and puppet states; India; Egypt (1940-42, 1945); Philippines (1941–45); Syria (1941, 1945); Mongolia (1941–45); ...and others	Axis; Germany; Japan (at war 1937–45); इटली (1940–43); Romania (1941–44); Hungary (1941–45); Bulgaria (1941–44); Thailand (1942–45); Co-belligerents; Vichy France (1940–44); Finland (1941–44); Iraq (1941); Client and puppet states; Manchukuo; Italian Social Republic (1943–45); Independent State of Croatia (1941–45); Slovakia; ...and others
नेतारः आज्ञाकारिणश्च
Allied leaders; Joseph Stalin; Franklin D. Roosevelt; Winston Churchill; Chiang Kai-shek; Charles de Gaulle; ...and others	Axis leaders; Adolf Hitler; Hirohito; Hideki Tojo; Benito Mussolini ; Philippe Pétain; Ion Antonescu; ...and others
हताहतानां सङ्ख्या हानिश्च
Military dead:; Over 1,60,00,000; Civilian dead:; Over 4,50,00,000; Total dead:; Over 6,10,00,000 (1937–45); ...further details	Military dead:; Over 80,00,000; Civilian dead:; Over 40,00,000; Total dead:; Over 1,20,00,000 (1937–45); ...further details