38 Million Soldiers Were Killed, Wounded, or Went Missing in World War 1

Published on by Tamara Hoerner

Instead of quotes this week, I’m highlighting facts about WWI, in honor of the 100th anniversary of the end of the war on November 11, 1918. I know I usually do inspiring quotes, but I feel it is important to remember history. 

There is a chart at brittanica.com, which shows the numbers of casualties during WWI by country.

To our veterans

and those in our military….

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Good night and God bless!

Until next time…

Namaste my friends!

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