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Most of them. The population of the world in 1918 was roughly 2.8 billion people, most of whom were alive throughout the war. Only around 16.5 million people are believed to have died as a direct result of the war, but it is highly likely that several million more died during the war of unrelated causes, so the total number of people who survived the war is likely closer to 2.79 billion.

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