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World War I was considered the most destructive war in history due to its unprecedented scale, advanced weaponry, and the sheer number of countries involved. The introduction of machine guns, tanks, and chemical weapons led to staggering casualty rates, with millions of soldiers and civilians dead or wounded. Additionally, the war's trench warfare resulted in prolonged and grueling battles, contributing to immense suffering and devastation across Europe. The war also had far-reaching political and social consequences, reshaping nations and societies in ways that previous conflicts had not.

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