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| | Twentieth Century Atlas - Death Tolls |
 | | Civil War and Volga Famine (1918-22): 3,000,000 to 5,000,000 |
 | | In the Italian Campaign, for example, where the rules of civilized warfare were generally obeyed, there were some 90T civilians and 125T soldiers killed. |
 | | After accounting for emmigration (700,000) and a drop in births (423,000), he reckons the total number of deaths caused by the war and its aftermath to be 1,100,000. |
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