How many people have died in Iraq since the beginning of the war?
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no body knows exactly.an iraqi fraind of mine told me that once he was an eye witness on a roadside explossion where 7 soldiers wher killed,in the evening,it was announced that 1 was killed.those who are not carrying the us nationality are not counted,you find amongst them men from all over the world.it is estimated that the coalition has lost arround 18000 dead,more than 120,000 iraqi civillians were killed.no one knows how many insurgents were killed,even the us army.
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ok there are several website that you can go to find this info here are the websites and the total right now.\n\nThere have been 3,111 coalition deaths, 2,865 Americans, two Australians, 125 Britons, 13 Bulgarians, six Danes, two Dutch, two Estonians, one Fijian, one Hungarian, 32 Italians, one Kazakh, one Latvian, 18 Poles, two Romanians, five Salvadoran, four Slovaks, 11 Spaniards, two Thai and 18 Ukrainians in the war in Iraq as of November 19, 2006, according to a CNN count. (Graphical breakdown of casualties). The list below is the names of the soldiers, Marines, airmen, sailors and Coast Guardsmen whose deaths have been reported by their country's governments. At least 21,678 U.S. troops have been wounded in action, according to the Pentagon. View casualties in the war in Afghanistan and examine U.S. war casualties dating back to the Revolutionary War.
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It's a Civil War and has been declared one by the Iraqi Defense Minister!\n\nActually the "Official" death toll for Iraqi's for those for the past 4 1/2 months is  10,538!  Iraq claims it is lower, though the actual figures show it to be higher. The insurgents, who are Iraqi's, are increasingly targeting women!\n\nI don't have a clue how anyone can claim it is anything other than a civil war as more innocent Iraqi's are dying in 1 day than Americans in 1 month! We claim it is a war! And if it isn't, just what the hell is it?\n\nhttp://uk.news.yahoo.com/hot/i/iraq.html
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US dead: 58,226\nUS wounded: 153,303
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This might sound strange, but it depends upon how you define "died".  Take a look at the chart at the source.  It shows battle deaths, other deaths, and non-mortal woundings.  \n\nTo directly respond to your question, there have been 651,008 battle deaths through Desert Storm.  There have been another 2,465 in the latest Iraq conflict, 295 in Afghanistan and approximately 18 in Somalia for a grand total of 653,786...and unfortunately growing.
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More innocent people die because of war.
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I have seen sights reporting as high as half a million civilians.  There is so much chaos there that no one can accurately give a figure.  Based on the answers here it seems Iraqi life holds no value and analogy is used that if Sadam was killing why not us! But everyone has forgotten that Bush attacked Iraq to make life better for the Iraqis and get rid of Sadam and he is still alive while so many are dead and dying!
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The 600,000+ is complete BS.  The 42,000+ is supposedly the number of deaths from combat or combat related incidents.  The 150,000 is the total number of deaths during the time of the war from military, insurgents, and civilian.  Keeping in mind that not all of these deaths are caused by the conflict, some are actually natural causes.  The hospitals and morgues put together a rough estimate of overall deaths.
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This strikes me as a very misguided question.  Fewer people are killed today in Iraq than there were during Saddam's reign of terror.  His citizens no longer live in fear of him using chemical weapons against them and for the first time ever they were allowed to select a government.  Iraq is certainly not a safe place but calling the situation a mess is just not accurate.
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How about Bush and Blair for the over 600,000 Iraqis that have died sine this war started?
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Everywhere you look there is a different total\n\n\nRevolutionary War  (1775-1783) 4,435  \nWar of 1812  (1812-1815) 2,260 \nMexican War  (1846-1848) 13,283  \nCivil War  (1861-1865) 623,026  \nSpanish-American War  (1898) 2,446  \nWorld War I  (1917-1918) 116,708  \nWorld War II  (1941-1945) 407,316 \nKorean War  (1950-1953) 36,914  \nVietnam War  (1964-1973) 58,169  \nPersian Gulf War  (1991)  269  \nAfghanistan  (2002-2006) 220+ \nOperation: Iraqi Freedom  (2003-2006) 2,200+ \nTOTALS 49 years 1,267,246
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There has been numerous Females killed in Iraq.  go to http://www.icasualties.org to find out the exact number.
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no, iraq has allready been put back by a 100 years cos of the invasion, by the time the colonial troops pull out 20 per cent of the iraqi population will be dead, its allready 3 percent at the moment thats been killed cos of the invasion.
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Less than those who die in Iraq
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54,229 deaths\n\n103,284 wounded
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This is a link to a nice summary at LSU:\nhttp://www.cwc.lsu.edu/cwc/other/stats/warcost.htm\n\nOf course our population was smaller then, but the Revolution and War of 1812 had comparatively minor losses in actual numbers.  Despite the TV and movie drama, an estimated 2.2% were killed in action (KIA).\n\nThe Civil War had an atrocious 184 thousand dead, with just shy of 5% KIA on both sides.  The South's population was smaller, and their losses were greater.\n\nWWI had 53 thousand Americans KIA at a rate of just over 1%, more died from influenza and other diseases than from bullets and bombs.\n\nWWII had over 292 thousand Americans dead, just under 2% of troops KIA.  So while it was indeed devastating and horrible, the proportional body count was not always the way TV and movies depict, although there were indeed places where units were more than decimated.\n\nKorean war dead was at 33 thousand and Vietnam with some 47 thousand combat deaths, though the total body bag count was above 50 thousand.  For all the bad press, only about one-half of one percent of our troops died in Vietnam and the KIA percentage was only one-tenth a percent higher in Korea.\n\nAs for our Iraq War experience, remember in the current fight, by far the most of our troops were killed trying to keep the peace after the Iraqi army had surrendered or disbanded.  (After our Civil War, some of the Southerners did the same, it was not safe for a Union soldier to be alone in the south for several years)\n\nIn the Gulf War, however, the American deaths were only about 148, the KIA figure is essentially zero, the share was so small.  Meanwhile, Iraq suffer almost a quarter-million losses in their military.
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Of course they've screwed up. More people are dying there now than under Saddam.