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During World War II, the German Blitz, particularly the bombing campaigns conducted by the Allies, resulted in significant civilian casualties. Estimates suggest that around 600,000 to 800,000 German civilians died as a result of the air raids. Major cities like Hamburg and Dresden suffered particularly devastating losses. The impact of the bombings extended beyond immediate fatalities, causing long-term psychological and social effects on the population.

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