Number of Men Killed, By Nation, in the Great War, April 23, 1920

From the Monroe Journal, April 23, 1920

By Major B.H. Hinde, Infantry O.R.C.

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Some may care to know the number of men that were killed altogether in the Great War. Here are the figures:

Russia—1,700,000

Germany—1,600,000

France—1,385,000

England—900,000

Austria—800,000

Italy—364,000

Serbia and Montenegro—125,000

Belgium—102,000

Roumania—100,000

Bulgaria—100,000

United States—50,323

Greece—7,000

Portugal—2,000

This is a grand total of about 7,485,000 lives lost. This includes those who died of wounds also.