How many people did Germany lose in ww1?

The total number of German soldiers killed in World War I is estimated to be around 1,773,000. This number includes both those who died in combat and those who died from other causes, such as disease, starvation, and accidents. The number of German civilians who died as a result of the war is estimated to be around 763,000. This number includes those who died from malnutrition, disease, and other hardships caused by the war. In total, Germany lost around 2,536,000 people during World War I. This number represents a significant loss of life for Germany and had a profound impact on the country's economy, society, and politics.

What part did the alliance system play in events that led to World War 1?

How were the social classes divided during WW 1 and up to Russian revolution?

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