Life during World War | Modern World History 26 of 30 | Study Hall

When we talk about wars, it’s easy to focus on the big picture, like which countries fought each other and where battles took place. But the real cost of war is a human one as soldiers fight on the battlefield and civilians get caught in the crossfire. In today’s episode of Study Hall: Modern World History, we’re going to shine a light on the real price of World War I and World War II, including how these conflicts spread ideologies that reshaped the world.
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Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction
0:53 - The cost in human lives of the two World Wars
3:53 - The cost in human lives of World War II
5:19 - The Holocaust
7:33 - Civilian Life Outside Europe
11:28 - Conclusion
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It depends on how quickly the war is won. Multi year wars are a complete loss for the aggressor.

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The Triple Entente did not include include the USSR. The USSR in that name didn't exist until 1922, and after the Bolshevik coup, they refused to fight. The Entente powers included Russia.