Between both world wars , World War II had the biggest impact on many people and the death toll had been enormous! In a recent documentary made by Neil Halloran, this outstanding documentary called “The Fallen of World War 2” (which is strongly recommended to watch) gave an interesting interactive ensite on how many people have died in World War 2. In military deaths alone there has been estimated to be 15,432,200 in military deaths,( which is only counting USSR,Germany,UK,US,France,Poland,Italy,Romania,Greece,Yugonish and Hungary)Germany had lost 5.1 million soldiers but USSR doubled the amount loosing 10.1 million soldiers mainly because of Stalin’s leadership and Stalingrad.The civilian count was 22 million , 6 million were from holocaust deaths. The highest death count of jewish civilians killed in world war 2 were polish, about 2.7 million polish people had died, if you combine both civilization and military deaths it’s said to be about 41 million. During the asian civilization, China had suffered
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Halloran in his documentary says that the term is still working so many years later, He says that european wars have not been fought sense or not as frequently since this term was first introduced. Takeoka, like many other people who witnessed the bombings, protest the effects of war first-hand in similar fashion to the war protests in Vietnam (Watson,CNN).
When the U.S started bombing North Vietnam, there were a lot of Anti-war marches and other protests. Most of them were organized by the Student Democratic Society (SDS). Many of who protested were college students. The message soon became so widespread that people started writing anti-war songs, had rallies, and wrote stories to end the war in Vietnam (“Vietnam War Protesters”). People who were not involved in the vietnam war were extremely against any brutality toward the
Halloran in his documentary says that the term is still working so many years later, He says that european wars have not been fought sense or not as frequently since this term was first introduced. Takeoka, like many other people who witnessed the bombings, protest the effects of war first-hand in similar fashion to the war protests in Vietnam (Watson,CNN).
When the U.S started bombing North Vietnam, there were a lot of Anti-war marches and other protests. Most of them were organized by the Student Democratic Society (SDS). Many of who protested were college students. The message soon became so widespread that people started writing anti-war songs, had rallies, and wrote stories to end the war in Vietnam (“Vietnam War Protesters”). People who were not involved in the vietnam war were extremely against any brutality toward the