Top 10 according to the latest UBS report.OsloZurichGenevaCopenhagenStockholmTokyoSydneyHelsinkiTorontoSingapore
Tokyo its the most expensive in the whole world but there is noghint go to see over there, except technolog and cara and building, by the way the most cheap city in the world is La paz the capital of Bolivia and in Bolivia theres lot lot things to see
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As of my last knowledge update in October 2023, there are over 500 cities around the world with populations exceeding one million. The exact number can fluctuate due to urban growth and demographic changes. Major cities like Tokyo, Delhi, and Shanghai are among the most populous, contributing significantly to this statistic. For the most current figures, it's advisable to consult recent population data or census reports.
Most skyscrapers are built in large cities that are still attracting population growth but that have run out of area to continue growing horizontally.
no cities were evacuated. Children living is some cities - especially (east) London were
During World War II, cities in England that suffered the most damage included London, which experienced the Blitz with extensive bombing raids, leading to significant destruction of infrastructure and civilian casualties. Coventry was notably devastated by a bombing raid in November 1940, which resulted in the destruction of its cathedral and much of the city center. Other heavily impacted cities included Liverpool, Birmingham, and Portsmouth, all of which faced substantial air raids and damage throughout the war.
There were no such camps in Norway during the war, neither did Norway suffer from heavy bombing during ww2. Particulary the east suffered minimal damages, but the western-most had some problems with british bombing.
Many were bombed in one amount or another. London, Coventry Portsmouth & Plymouth were the most seriously affected. However this does not compare, except in the case of London, with the amount of bombing suffered later in the war against German centres of population.
I do not have the exact figures, but, I think they are ranked in this order: 1) Tokyo, Japan suffered the worst. 2) Dresden, Germany. 3) Hiroshima, Japan 4) Nagasaki, Japan. I am very sure that is the correct list of the cities that suffered the most from aircraft bombers in WWII. Of course, a lot of people in Hiroshima and Nagasaki who did not die directly from the bomb attacks, would later die from the long term effects of radiation.
Many parts of Germany were completely or majoritarily destroyed by Allied Bombing Raids or the invasion forces in 1944 and 1945. Most notably, Dresden was firebombed a such strong way that it has been described by some as an Allied War Crime. Of course, the Allied Bombing Raids were a result of the German-caused World War 2, but German civilians and cities still suffered.
Most notably, World War II.
The families of those killed in the war suffered the most.
Chile and Saudi Arabia suffered the most.
The cities that experienced the most damage from American bombing raids during World War II included Dresden, Germany; Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan; and Tokyo, Japan. Dresden was heavily bombed in February 1945, resulting in extensive destruction and significant civilian casualties. Hiroshima and Nagasaki were devastated by atomic bombings in August 1945, leading to massive loss of life and long-term effects from radiation. Tokyo suffered extensive damage from multiple air raids, particularly the firebombing campaign in March 1945, which destroyed large portions of the city.
During the Blitz, which took place from September 1940 to May 1941, major cities in the United Kingdom were targeted by German air raids. Notable cities included London, Coventry, Birmingham, Liverpool, and Manchester. London suffered the most extensive damage and casualties, but other cities also experienced significant destruction and loss of life due to the sustained bombing campaigns. The Blitz aimed to weaken British morale and disrupt industrial production.
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