5. 7 million percent of the population was killed in ww2.
5. 7 million percent of the population was killed in ww2.
what percentage of the population was killed in ww2?
5. 7 million
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
bullet::::- michael bentine cbe, comedian & actor (raf intelligence officer during ww2)









































bullet::::- sir christopher lee cbe cstj, actor (raf intelligence officer during ww2)









































bullet::::- pam ayres mbe, poet, comedian, songwriter & presenter (wraf cartographer)









































bullet::::- alex coomber, former british olympic women's skeleton bobsledder - bronze medal at 2002 winter olympics (raf intelligence officer)









































bullet::::- cecil gould, art historian and former deputy director of the national gallery (raf intelligence officer during ww2)









































bullet::::- sir max mallowan cbe, archaeologist and the second husband of agatha christie. (raf intelligence officer during ww2)









































bullet::::- dennis wheatley, author (raf intelligence officer during ww2)
raf intelligence