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After four years and three months of brutal savagery, the guns finally fell silent on World War One’s Western Front at 11 am on 11 November 1918 – the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month. By then, it is estimated that nine million combatants and seven million civilians died as a direct result of the conflict.
With the world preparing to pause this Sunday to remember the casualties of the war 100 years on from the armistice, the following infographic shows the devastating toll it exacted on the pre-war population of Europe. Young people growing up between 1914 and 1918 truly were the generation of the damned. France and Germany lost over 4 percent of their pre-war population and by some estimates, the Ottoman Empire could have lost more than 16 percent.
Spanish flu statistics? Same generation.
The important thing is that in exchange for Rothschild and friends manuipulating America into the war, Britain reached the Balfour agreement with the Rothschilds.
my dad’s dad was over there but i’m not sure if he actually made it into combat–he had a buddy who was from tampa & stopped by here to see him b4 going home to california–he never left here–
same side of the family,my grandmother’s widowed sister married a widower who was over there in the army–a good ol guy,he lived to 95–
I believe Queen Elizabeth, French president Macron, and the UN secretary-general all commented this Armistice Day regarding the dangers of nationalism.
I was thinking about the Armenian genocide during WWI, how they were caught between Turkish nationalist rocks and Muslim hard places.
If history rhymes, then this go ’round it could be a Caucasian Christian minority caught between an Islamic invasion and globalist war mongers.
Something to consider. Because the names may change but the story remains the same.
Pound for pound the War of Northern Aggression still tops them all.
Population adjusted AMERICAN casualties were roughly 15-18x that of WWII.
Today it’s just the opposite, with a massively gigantic and explosively accelerating male over female surplus in the prime demographic groups.
A really good presentation on the loss of life in WWI.