With the casualties of civilians taken into accounts, estimates range from 60,000,000 to 260,000,000. As you can see, the aftermath was devastating.
Reliable top-end estimate are 70 million for WW2, not the 260 million quoted above. Assuming one includes the various conflicts in the run-up to WW2 (such as the Second Sino-Japanese War and the Spanish Civil War), and also include the deaths immediately after the end of the war (i.e. through the end of 1946, for things such as POWs), the high estimate would be under 80 million, with the mid-range estimate 65 million.
Do remember, that the world population at the time (circa 1940) was 2.2 billion.
About 50,000 on both sides.
15 million
On both sides approximately 11,000 died on D-Day. German death figures are difficult, but over 4,400 Allied soldiers died
Around 7600 people from Thailand were killed (both civilian and military).
None. It was a naval battle.
about 7-10 million people died in world war one
About 50,000 on both sides.
15 million
Figures are difficult. The military of both sides only reported "casualties" . Also many were wounded D-Day, but died later.
The fact that I remember best about the casualties (Not dead) at Shiloh is that the ~23,000 on both sides were more than those in all the wars the US had fought to that date. It was a real shock to those people on both sides who thought it would be a short war...
An estimated 20,000 casualties on both sides. Over 10,000 died on the first day.
On both sides approximately 11,000 died on D-Day. German death figures are difficult, but over 4,400 Allied soldiers died
There were about 9.7 million military men killed and 6.8 civilians. Total about 16 million people died in this war.
Many People died at camp and some passed it to others greatly diminishing troop amounts on both sides
Nothing, the two cultures were separated both geographically (the are from different sides of the world) and temporally (the Mycenaeans had died out well before the Mayans).
Estimates suggest that approximately 20-25 million people died in World War I and around 70-85 million people died in World War II. This makes a total of around 90-110 million deaths from both world wars.
It is estimated that over 3 million people on both sides died during the Vietnam War. The country of Vietnam did not release their casualties to the public until 1995.