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Approximately 887,000 British military personnel died as a result of World War I. This figure includes soldiers from England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, as well as members of the British Empire. Additionally, many civilians also lost their lives due to the war, bringing the total number of British deaths related to the conflict to around 1.1 million.
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How many people died in 2011 and 2012 in world?
23,693,103 people died that year
How many people died in the world war 1?
Over 10,000,000 people died as a result of World War I. An additional 30,000,000 people were wounded or missing.
How many people died during World War 1 on both sides?
about 7-10 million people died in world war one
How many people has died in world war 1?
as many as u can think of
How many people died in world war 1 and in world war 2 altogether?
WW1: About 37 million people died.WW2:About 60 million people died.= 97,000,000
How many people died in british?
16,0000 british people died in ww1
How many people died in Britain in World War 2?
About 14,000 people dies during the world war 2.
How many people died in the british army in world war 2 and world war 1?
combined : over 30,000 brave men
How many people died in great Britain during World War I?
The number of British soldiers killed in World War 1 was about 880,000.
How many british generals died in world war 1?
78 British Generals died and 146 were wounded.
How many british people have died in Iraq?
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how many people are on the world and how many people have died?
2 million people have died, and 2.milion people are in the world.
How many british died in the battle of saratoga?
600 people died then they retreated
How many british soldies died World War 2?
more than 500000 british soldiers died in ww2
How many British people died in Auschwitz?
over 200
How many people died on British side in American revolution?
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How many people died in the British War?
The British lost 450,900 people. 383,800 were Military personnel deaths and 67,100 were civilian deaths.
