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What was the difference between allied and axis civilian deaths?
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∙ 9y ago
The Allies, easily. The number of military deaths on the part of the Soviet Union (8 million +) and China (3.8 million) were horrendous and account for the high overall numbers on the Allied side.
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∙ 15y ago
Wiki User
∙ 9y agoThere is a significant difference between the number of allied and axis civilian deaths. There were 61 million axis deaths and 11 million allied deaths.
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Using this chart you can determine that
A) Axis deaths far outnumbered Allied deaths.
B) deaths in the European campaign were higher than in the Pacific.
C) non-military casualties were higher in Axis countries than in Allied countries.
D) the United States experienced more deaths in World War II than in any other war.
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