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The US didn't lose any land at all in WWI, as it was fought in Europe.
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What land did the us lose in World War 1?
The US didn't lose any land at all in WWI, as it was fought in Europe.
Did Germany win or lose in world war 1?
Lose
Which world war did WE lose the most men world war 1 or 2?
world war 2
Did Germany lose world war 1?
Yes.
Did Romania gain or lose after World War 1?
lost
What year did Germany lose world war 1?
1918
How did the Germans lose power after World War 1?
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Did people lose their jobs in world war 1?
yes
Did Russia lose the greatest amount of land after World War 1?
no
Did Serbia lose in World War 1 against Germany?
Yes.
Did romania gain or lose territory in world war 1?
gained
How much men did Canada lose in the World War 1?
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