i wanna a report about this which expresses when did it start and where how many casualties which countries declared er and what possiple procedure can be taken to prevent it and so forth thanks
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Here's some links that should help you out.  They're pretty good sources.
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Here's a big database of all that have been killed over there so far.\n\n\nAnswer your question?  Leave me the credit!   :-)
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OH MY GOD! this is horrible, I can't believe the UK, Italy and Germany refused to help, this is riduculous! They must remove those silent killers now!\n\nThis is a scandal by all measures! how come we never heard about this before???\n\nPlease continue speaking about this matter as i'm sure with time, those shameful governments will have to answer to such crimes. land Mines Kill, why would Egypt have to clean up this mess? Egypt isn't a rich country, the countries that planted those landmine must be the ones to clean them up now! \n\nExcellent Question, thanks for enlightening us all!
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I've linked several articles below for your review. 1st - Ethnic cleansing, 2nd is an overview on Allied war crimes, 3rd a specific record of the details on the previous posters Katyn massacre. There were significant atrocities committed before (1932-33 era in the Ukraine) and after (Stalin's pogroms) the war and with most focus on the Nuremberg trials a lot of Allied crimes either went un-or-under reported. Best of luck in your research, hope this helps.
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Assuming your perspective just based on your question alone I'm guessing you have little knowledge about the 1998 cruise missile attack on the El-Shifa pharmaceutical plant in Khartoum, Sudan.  Since that plant produced the majority of the medicines which fought malaria, tuberculosis, and other countless curable diseases in Sudan, the missile strike led to the deaths of tens of thousands of Sudanese.  I'd say that was indeed a crime against humanity, wouldn't you?
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A good number of British and American soldiers were killed by friendly fire in Iraq at the beginning.  Tragic blunders, some of them avoidable, I think.  I only know of 4 Canadian soldiers killed by friendly fire.  Maybe there are more?  That's 4 too many anyway.  But certainly not more than other countries.
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WELL AM AN INDIAN IN CHINA where this 1st struck but not in all provinces in china.but these people say they hav a way to avoid this. not exactly sure,i will ask the senior doctors an let know if atall.i am a student of meedicine
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Hey, I hope this website helps you. It lists causes in the first section of the article.
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Not as many as the amount of patients die everyday in hospitals due to neglect. That is 200 every day...unless it's gone up. Sorry I don't have your answer.
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One thing you have wrong-People die here everyday-from lack of Medicine, food, heat. I believe we need to take care of Health here-number one. And you don't hear it in the media. Work at a hospital and see-many die just because they can not afford their medicine (many just because of medicine) and no there are not programs where all are eligible. This could be prevented.\n\nAs far as other dying during war time-that is sad-and has gone on for years. There are a lot of issues here-more than most want to hear. Some just look at one cause (it seems you are looking at death rate-some look at those who want help-they count too-Holocaust people waited a long time for our help and they were few in numbers compared to others)Some look at results-some look at all the issues (there are a few). \n\nIf humans lives count to you as you indicate than please -work on the health here-people are dying everyday-everywhere. War has gone on throughout history-with very complicated issues -there will be more-continually. History.! But your complains on health can solve many deaths happening now which we have control on.
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Try:\nhttp://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/001240.htm
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I'll get the ball rolling,  hopefully others will follow.\n\nActually, on second thoughts, take a look here instead.\n\nhttp://v3.espacenet.com/eclasrch?ECLA=/espacenet/ecla/a61/a61.htm\n\nIt is a breakdown of all medical technology into its different subject areas.
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I saw the documentary on it. They concluded that it was accidental. He broke his leg and the wound got infected and killed him.
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There were 2 large military hospitals, with full surgical staff. One at Tonsanute and one at Cam Rhan Bay. I should think that either of them would have handled the initial treatment, with evacuation probably being to one the hospitals in Japan.
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http://www.guttmacher.org/pubs/journals/3422602.html\n\nhttp://www.unescap.org/esid/psis/population/journal/1993/v08n2a3.htm\n\nhttp://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/ss5103a1.htm
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go to http://alqueda.org or http://alzeera.com they have all the information that you would need
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Go cnn.com and click on Special Reports on the left side of the page. Under "World"  Click on Casualties OR click this link http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2003/iraq/forces/casualties/index.html