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2 July, 10:40

The human cost of WWI was

A) 5 million casualties.

B) 15 million casualties.

C) 30 million casualties.

D) 40 million casualties.

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  1. 2 July, 13:03
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    WWI was a major, devastating event, so it's safe to start from the highest numbers: 40 million. In fact, this is the correct answer: it was 22 Million on the allied side and 18 Million on the Axis side.

    Out of this 10 Million people were military personnel and 30 Million people were civilians.
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