Title: How Many People Have Died in War? (Historic Total, Soldiers and Civilians)
Headings: How Many People Have Died in War? (Historic Total, Soldiers and Civilians)
How Many People Have Died in War? (Historic Total, Soldiers and Civilians)
How Many People Died During Wars in the 20th Century?
= Over 100 Million
How Many People Died in World War One?
= Over 18 Million
How Many People Died in World War Two?
= 60 Million
How Many People Died in the Vietnam and Korean Wars?
How Many Have Died in War Throughout History?
Lives Lost in Wars Before the Common Era
Lives Lost in Wars During the Middle Ages

Content: Of course,the Soviet Union was being run by Stalin, while China had their own callous dictator, so these guys played a role in keeping those number high. Germany also suffered significant losses, as is to be expected. 3 million of their 7 million dead were civilians, with the deaths being attributed to allied bombing raids as well as the fact that they too had a sick, evil leader in charge (see How Many Jews Died in the Holocaust ). Japan, who sided with Hitler’s regime, suffered 2.5 to 3 million losses in total. The UK, who were major players in the war, actually suffered more casualties in the First World War. They did fight on most fronts and their cities, ports and major towns were also bombed by Germany, but the damage was reserved when compared to other countries involved. How Many People Died in the Vietnam and Korean Wars? As you have probably calculated, the total number of war dead in the First and Second World Wars account for most of the total number of dead in the 20th century. These wars were unlike anything that had gone before or came after, but there were still many senseless losses of life in the wars that followed. Over 1.3 million died in the Vietnam war and over 2 million died in the Korean War.