How many people died on each side in the Korean war?

Answer 1

Here is some info I found at http://users.erols.com/mwhite28/warstat2.htm which gives references.

These numbers include military and civlian casualties and since so many sources have different numbers, these are the averages.

South Korea - 595,000 North Korea - 1,316,579 China - 500,000 United States - 33,000 United Kingdom - 1,078 Turkey - 717 Canada - 310 France - 290 Australia - 281 Greece - 170 Colombia - 140 Ethiopia - 120 Netherlands - 110 Thailand - 110 Belgium - 100 Philippines - 90

Total - 2,448,095

Answer 2

The Korean War was fought between its start on June 25, 1950 and the signing of the armistice on July 27, 1953. Technically the war is still going on since a peace treaty was never signed.

The Republic of Korea (South Korea) - 137,899 killed

D.P.R.K. (North Korea) - 215,000 killed

United States - 36,516 killed

United Kingdom - 1,109 killed

China - 183,108 (official data) (US estimate 400,000+ killed)

Multiple other nations were involved and in total over 778,000 soldiers were either killed or wounded on the South Korean & allies side. The North Korean & allies side had over 1.1 million military casualties.

There were also many civilians who were killed or wounded.

S. Korea - 373,599 killed, 600,000 wounded/missing

N. Korea - 1,550,000 killed, wounded/missing

Answer 3

Well, alot of Koreans died. Not alot of Americans died. And alot of Japanese people and Vietnamese people died. Not to mention Hawaiians.