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or related to Famine .]] The number of World War I casualties (military and civilian) was over 37 million - over 15 million deaths and 22 million wounded. This includes almost 9 million military deaths and about 6.6 million civilian deaths. The Allied Powers lost more than 5 million soldiers and the Central Powers more than 3 million. '''Note that Casualty Numbers Are Much Debated '''. DEBATED NUMBERS ''The sources for the numbers used in this article are listed Below .'' Estimates for World War I casualty numbers vary to great extents, and they are often stated without any citations. Furthermore, estimates may include part of the Russian Civil War and Armenian Genocide , and it is debated to which degree - or if at all - these events should be included. Please also note that many of the civilian deaths were due to the outbreak of the Spanish Flu or related to Famine . CASUALTIES BY COUNTRY .]] .]] Table sources , Belgium .]] commemorates the Indian soldiers who died during World War I.]] The main source used for military deaths & wounded (unless stated otherwise in the footnotes below) is:
The main source used for civilian deaths (unless stated otherwise in the footnotes below) is:
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