To find out where someone died in World War II, you can start by checking military service records, which may include details on their deployment and casualty information. Websites such as the American Battle Monuments Commission or national archives can provide access to databases of fallen soldiers. Additionally, you can search for their name in online memorial databases or enlist the help of veterans' organizations that specialize in military history. Local libraries or historical societies may also have resources related to specific individuals from that era.
About 320,518 died in WW1 and about 500,000 died in WW2
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World War 1: estimates are 52,000 World War 2: estimates are 262,000
No, many more people died in World War 2 than world war 1. It is estimated that 16 million people died in World War 1, and around 60 million in World War 2.World War II was no where near as violent as World War I, but yes, more people died in World War II.
Over 200,000 men died in the trenches of World War 1.
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About 320,518 died in WW1 and about 500,000 died in WW2
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You can go to the navy records look up navy officers that died in World War 2 and it should tell you where they were stationd and where they died.
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