How many innocent people died in ww2 from bombing?

It is difficult to determine the precise number of innocent civilians who died as a result of bombing during World War II, as there is no single, universally accepted estimate. However, various sources provide different estimates, and I can share some of the commonly cited figures:

- The National World War II Museum in the United States estimates that around 40 million civilians died during World War II, many of whom were victims of bombing raids.

- The Encyclopaedia Britannica estimates that approximately 50 million civilians died during the war, including those who perished due to bombing.

- The United Kingdom's Imperial War Museum suggests that around 70 million people died during the conflict, including civilian casualties from air raids.

These estimates vary due to different methodologies, sources, and definitions used to determine the number of innocent people killed by bombing. It's worth noting that these figures are subject to ongoing research and revision.

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