Japanese casualties in Pacific theatre
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Re: Japanese sources on casualties 1937-45
What does 'other' include? Does that mean in other regions or unable to determine?
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Re: Japanese sources on casualties 1937-45
Other regions. They are Indonesia, Solomons, Bismarcks and Andaman Nicobar.sjchan wrote:What does 'other' include? Does that mean in other regions or unable to determine?
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Civil militia, nurse, merchant sailor, worker of munitions factory, war correspondent, etc.thorwald77 wrote:The Yasakuni war shrine lists the war dead from 1937-45 as 2.325 million and the official statistic of military dead is 2.120 million. I understand the difference of 205,000 is made up of civilians fighting with the military. Do we have details of what makes up that 205,000?
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