There was about 9.7 million military personnel killed in world war one.
Approximately 10 million military personnel died during World War I. This staggering figure includes soldiers from various nations involved in the conflict, with significant losses reported by countries such as Germany, Russia, and France. In addition to combat deaths, millions more were wounded, suffered from disease, or went missing. The war's impact on military and civilian populations was profound and lasting.
Approximately 70 to 85 million military personnel and civilians died as a result of World War II, with around 21 to 25 million of those being military personnel. The exact number of service members who died can vary depending on the sources and the criteria used for counting, but it is widely recognized that the conflict resulted in unprecedented loss of life on a global scale.
Approximately 450,000 British military personnel and civilians died during World War II. This figure includes around 383,000 military deaths and roughly 67,000 civilian casualties, many of whom were victims of bombing raids. The war had a profound impact on the UK, shaping its post-war society and policies.
About 7000.
About 58% of the deaths in world war I were military personnel, the remaining 42% were civilians.
about 20,000 people
14 000 died i did a project on this i hope its right lol.
Around 25 Million military personnel were killed during World War 2. Around 17 Million deaths were allied soldiers and the rest were axis military personnel.
Military personnel dead: ~ 1,700,000 Civilians dead: ~ 500,000
a lot of people died >the famous personnel johnny suckmythang died along with 2 other personnel's.
nearly 15 million military personnel and civilian deaths at over 38 million.
243 civilians and military personnel were killed.
About 400,000 English people died during WW2.
so so many that you cant even count!
125 military personnel and a total of about 150 when civilian casualties are included.
Approximately 10 million military personnel died during World War I. This staggering figure includes soldiers from various nations involved in the conflict, with significant losses reported by countries such as Germany, Russia, and France. In addition to combat deaths, millions more were wounded, suffered from disease, or went missing. The war's impact on military and civilian populations was profound and lasting.
It is estimated that about 70-85 million people died during World War II, including civilians and military personnel. This makes it one of the deadliest conflicts in human history.