The human cost of WWI was

A) 5 million casualties.

B) 15 million casualties.

C) 30 million casualties.

D) 40 million casualties.

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Kelly Kemp

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17 July, 17:22

The human cost of WWI was

A) 5 million casualties.

B) 15 million casualties.

C) 30 million casualties.

D) 40 million casualties.

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Trystan Burns · Answer 1

WWI was a major, devastating event, so it's safe to start from the highest numbers: 40 million. In fact, this is the correct answer: it was 22 Million on the allied side and 18 Million on the Axis side.

Out of this 10 Million people were military personnel and 30 Million people were civilians.

The human cost of WWI wasA) 5 million casualties.B) 15 million casualties.C) 30 million casualties.D) 40 million casualties.

The human cost of WWI was

A) 5 million casualties.

B) 15 million casualties.

C) 30 million casualties.

D) 40 million casualties.