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The Cost of War In Dollars And Lives
Hendron Allvine in the New York Tribune argues the world spent about 221 billion on World War I with life losses totaling around 11 million. He visualizes Allied and German casualties, surveys economic damage to France and Britain, and notes indirect costs like reduced birthrates and ruined infrastructure, underscoring the war’s irreversible toll.
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