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What is the most common world war 1 name?
John
What is the most common disease in the war world 1?
trench foot
What were the main diseases in world War 1?
The Spanish flu was the main disease during world war 1. Over 20 million people died from it. Between 50-100 million could have died from this disease.
What common themes are shared by World War 1 and World War 2?
In both wars, the Allies fought against Germany
Nation which Germany had a common border before but not after world war 1?
Soviet union.
What are common diseases in the sewers in World War 1?
Same ones as today BUT even more toxic as new chemicals are illegally dumped
What kind of diseases did the soldiers get in world war 1?
Aids
What disease hit the US after World War II?
World War 2 diseases I am not familiar with, but the Spanish flu was an epidemic around the world at the end of World War 1.
What were the diseases that the enlisted soldiers of Australia experienced during World War 1?
Pneumonia
What was the health like in World War 1?
Not as good as it is now (2010) It was dirty and caused diseases
What is the most common world war 1 name?
John
What kind of warfare was common in World War 1?
Trench
Why did romania's soilders die in world war 1 more than they were wounded?
The cause was infectious diseases.
What are some informative websites about world war 1 diseases?
http://www.firstworldwar.com/ http://www.vlib.us/medical/ http://www.ralphmag.org/CG/world-war-one1.html
What were the ongoing effect on soldiers of fighting battles in World War 1?
The most common ongoing effect of soldiers fighting in World War 1 was shell shock or what is now called post-traumatic stress disorder. Trench foot was also common in World War 1.
What type off diseases were there in World War 1 please answer quickly i need it for my homework?
Gangrene, hepatitis, and trenches
What was it like to be in World War 1?
Fighting in World War I would have been very dirty, bloody, and brutal. It would have been common to have few rations, and to be terrified constantly of being shot, gassed, or blown up. Furthermore, diseases and illnesses, like trenchfoot, were a very serious problem.
