I'm thinking Italy and Germany specifically here. I'm talking Production, population, ect.
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I've a very interesting book full of statistics printed in 1940 (most of data are from 1938), but today I'm busy. I'll copy the interesting data later. Now you can see this site: http://members.tripod.com/~Sturmvogel/WarEcon.html. This page is full of data about raw materials: http://members.tripod.com/~Sturmvogel/resources.html.
If you are interested in articles about Italian economy in WW2, you might search those by James J. Sadkovich, they are very interesting but have been published only in specialistic reviews (I know them only because they have been quoted in some books, I've not read the original).
If you are interested in articles about Italian economy in WW2, you might search those by James J. Sadkovich, they are very interesting but have been published only in specialistic reviews (I know them only because they have been quoted in some books, I've not read the original).
Population:
Italy 43,635,000 (30 June 1939)
colonies:
Albania 1,057,000
Dodecanese 140,848 (16,711 Italians)
Libya 906,256 (106,780 Italians)
East Africa 12,100,000 (about 110,000 Italians)
Germany 79,729,758 (in 1939, after the annexion of Memel)
Bohemia-Moravia 6,794,523 (on 1 Dec. 1930)
Italy 43,635,000 (30 June 1939)
colonies:
Albania 1,057,000
Dodecanese 140,848 (16,711 Italians)
Libya 906,256 (106,780 Italians)
East Africa 12,100,000 (about 110,000 Italians)
Germany 79,729,758 (in 1939, after the annexion of Memel)
Bohemia-Moravia 6,794,523 (on 1 Dec. 1930)
The data are always of 1938 and German production is with Austrian.
Coal
Germany 186,179,000 tons
Italy 960,000 tons (Italy imported 12,132,000 tons of coal in 1938)
Lignite
Germany 194,959,000 tons
Italy 1,322,000 tons
Oil
Germany 615,000 tons
Italy 13,000 tons
Albania 126,820 tons
Iron in minerals
Germany 3,431,000 tons (1937, but with Austria)
Italy 505,000
Iron
Germany 18,945,000
Czekoslowakia (before annexion of Bohemia-Moravia) 1,234,000
Italy 940,000
Steel
Germany 23,208,000 tons
Italy 2,307,403 tons
Bauxite (the mineral used to produce Alluminium)
Germany 93,100 tons (in 1937)
Italy 360,800 tons
Alluminium
Germany 164,000 tons
Italy 25,800 tons
Tell me if you are interested in other data about minerals or about agriculture.
Coal
Germany 186,179,000 tons
Italy 960,000 tons (Italy imported 12,132,000 tons of coal in 1938)
Lignite
Germany 194,959,000 tons
Italy 1,322,000 tons
Oil
Germany 615,000 tons
Italy 13,000 tons
Albania 126,820 tons
Iron in minerals
Germany 3,431,000 tons (1937, but with Austria)
Italy 505,000
Iron
Germany 18,945,000
Czekoslowakia (before annexion of Bohemia-Moravia) 1,234,000
Italy 940,000
Steel
Germany 23,208,000 tons
Italy 2,307,403 tons
Bauxite (the mineral used to produce Alluminium)
Germany 93,100 tons (in 1937)
Italy 360,800 tons
Alluminium
Germany 164,000 tons
Italy 25,800 tons
Tell me if you are interested in other data about minerals or about agriculture.
This is from "Storia dell'industria in Italia" by Nicola Crepax.
GDP per capita in dollars of 1990. I write the data also of other countries:
1931
Italy 2,814
Germany 3,618
France 4,195
UK 4,906
USA 5,698
Japan 1,768
1936
Italy 3,061
Germany 4,571
France 4,204
UK 5,762
USA 6,211
Japan 2,159
1941
Italy 3,357
Germany 5,862
France 3,278
UK 7,143
USA 8,215
Japan 2,764
GDP per capita in dollars of 1990. I write the data also of other countries:
1931
Italy 2,814
Germany 3,618
France 4,195
UK 4,906
USA 5,698
Japan 1,768
1936
Italy 3,061
Germany 4,571
France 4,204
UK 5,762
USA 6,211
Japan 2,159
1941
Italy 3,357
Germany 5,862
France 3,278
UK 7,143
USA 8,215
Japan 2,764
