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: The country that suffered the most military deaths during the First World War was the German Empire, followed closely by Russia, two countries on opposing sides. If you focus on total deaths then the Russians suffered the most, followed by the Ottoman Empire, as each recorded around 3 million deaths. Most countries suffered significant losses. In fact, while they are rarely thought to have played a big part in the war, countries like Greece, South Africa, Belgium, and Portugal all lost between 100,000 and 150,000 civilian and military lives. How Many People Died in World War Two? = 60 Million
At the time of the Second World War, the world’s population was a little over 2.3 billion, which means that around 3% perished in this war. More died in the Second World War than the First; more tanks, planes and bombs were used and it also culminated with the use of two atomic bombs. The country to suffer the most loses in the Second World War is often said to be the Soviet Union, whose official military fatalities are estimated to be between 8 million and 11 million, with 20 to 27 million deaths when including civilians. China, who are second on this list, have a recorded total of around 3 million to 4 million, but when you factor in civilian deaths related directly and indirectly to the actions of their aggressors, the number is closer to 20 million.