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How did Mexicans suffer during the World War 2?

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They didn't, at least not on a large scale as Mexico wasn't invaded nor saw any conflict within its borders during WW2.

Most casualties were crews of marine merchant ships attacked by U-Boats on the Atlantic, as well as pilots who were part of the 201 Air Squadron sent to help the US on the Pacific Theater. In total, there were 100 civilian deaths as well as 7 military casualties for Mexico during the war.

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