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Why was penicillin so important in World War 2?
Without Antibiotics small wounds, even scratches from a splinter could become infected and kill.
How many soldiers were there from the whole world in ww2?
no on is really sure but about 72million died so probably about 100million were in ww2
Why is Hitlers death important?
Hitler himself isn't so much important today, but what is important is to remember what Hitler did in overseeing and orchestrating the genocide of Jews and being responsible for the death of millions of people in order to prevent something like that happening again.
Why was the invention of barbed wire in 1874 so important to farmers?
it is important becasue it kept in all the farm animals, And kept out all the intruders, It also deals with people that are in jail, And that need to stay in there,.These two examples go for todays time, And the Past times
Why was the invention of penicillin so important in the context of World War 2?
Penicillin helped fight the infections of the wounds of the soldiers, In the British Army it was normal for it to take up to fourteen hours, this period of time would allow a wound to intensify. With the use of a penicillin dressing, the chance of a wound getting infected was vastly reduced and survival chances greatly increased. It It contributed to 95% recovery rate for wounded Allied soldiers. - KR.
