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Forum Post 6 - Casualties of the "Great War"

3/10/2014

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Choose one of the countries below (must be a European country and  can NOT do the same country as somebody else) and explain the following things:
     - What things factored in to the number of Soldiers killed, wounded, or captured for your country
          + Take into consideration did they win or lose the war
          + How might the geographical area they were fighting in have contributed to their casualty country. 
          + Who were they fighting (ex. an industrialized nation or highly nationalistic nation) and how might that have caused                         more of less casualties.
     - What does their "Casualties as % of Forces" tell us about this countries fighting capabilities, training, and technological             development of that country's armed forces?
     - Compare your country to the most modern (most Industrialized and Liberalized) country in the world (The United States)            and come up with a possible explanation for why your country's statistics (especially Casualties as % of Forces) are                  higher or lower.
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