1. NAME
LECTURER
MATRIC NUM
COURSE
SUBJECT
: MOHD ERMAN SAFAWIE
CHE IBRAHIM
: HALIMATON @ NOR ASHIKIN
MOHD YUSOF
: 2010612098
: CS230
: BEL492

3.  Allied Powers
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

( Serbia, Russia, France, Great Britain, Belgium, Italy, United State)
Known Military dead:5,520,000
Military wounded: 12,831,000
Military missing: 4,121,000
Total casualties=22, 472,000
 Axis Powers
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


(Austria-Hungary, Germany, Ottoman Empire)
Known Military dead:4,386,000
Military wounded: 8,388,000
Military missing: 3,629,000
Total Casualties: 16,403,000
 Death Toll= almost 39,000,000

4. Military
Dead
Military
Wounded
(Allies powers)
Britain
France
Soviet Union
United States
389,000
211,000
7,500,000
292,000
475,000
400,00
14,102,000
671,000
(Axis Powers)
Germany
Italy
Japan
2,850,000
77,500
1,576,000
7,250,000
120,000
500,000
Death toll : 60 million.
Civilian
Dead
65,000
108,000
15,000,000
**
5,000,000
100,000
300,000
Source: Mark Mazower, Dark Continent: Europe’s Twentieth Century (Vintage Books, 1998)

5. 
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
The Ukrainian Famine, 1932-1933
Death toll: 7 million

The East Timor Genocide, 1975- 1999
Death toll: 120,000 (20% of the
population).
The Armenian Genocide, Ottoman Empire,
1915-1923
Death toll: Up to 1.5 million

The Mayan Genocide, Guatemala,
1981-1983
Death toll: Tens of thousands.
The Nanking Massacre, 1937-1938
Death toll: 300,000 (50% of the population)

Iraq, 1988
Death toll: 50 000-100,000.

Algeria, 1945-1963
Death toll: 1.5 million

The Bosnian Genocide, 1991-1995
Death toll: 8,000.

Kashmir, 1947
Death toll: 70 000.
3,370 tortured to death.
100 000 jailed without hearing.
Thousand women raped.

Gujarat, 2002
Hundred of Muslim women and girls
raped and subsequently burnt alive by
Hindu)

The Cambodian Genocide, 1975-79
Death toll: 2 million

The Darfur Genocide, Sudan ,
2003-2005
Death toll: debated. 100,000? 300,000?
500,000?

6. HIGHEST ESTIMATE DEATH BY WAR

7. 1 billion dead
from starvation
alone?
(NUCLEAR
WAR)
International Physicians
for the Prevention of Nuclear War