Germany was next, with $272 billion; followed by the Soviet Union, $192 billion; and then Britain, $120 billion; Italy, $94 billion; and Japan, $56 billion.Except for the United States, however, and some of the less militarily active Allies, the money spent does not come close to being the warâs true cost.he Soviet government has calculated that the USSR lost 30 percent of its national wealth, while Nazi exactions and looting were of incalculable amounts in the occupied countries. The full cost to Japan has been estimated at $562 billion.
Oats are typically eaten by humans as oatmeal or rolled oats, while wheat is a raw product that is used to make flours for baking cakes and pastries. 2. Wheat can also be used in construction, harnessing fuels, and for making beer or other similar alcoholic beverages. 3.
Comparing Oatmeal to Other Grains. Although grains in general are fairly high in carbohydrates, oats are relatively low compared to many of the others. A cup of cooked oatmeal checks in at just over 28 grams of carbs. By comparison a cup of whole-grain brown rice contains over 51 grams of carbs and a cup of cooked bulgur wheat has 34 grams of carbohydrates. Those figures represent more grams of carbohydrates per cup than you'll find in oats, which is why oat flour is often incorporated into low-carb baking mixes instead of wheat or rice flours.