civilian war casualties

A collection of articles that examine the issue of the casualties of war.

A collection of global perspectives that examines the byproduct of modern war and explores strategies for reducing civilian casualties.

Explores aspects of World War II, and introduces people like Oskar Schindler, Raoul Wallenberg, and Hannah Senesh who gave aid to Jews.

Examines World War II justification for the Allied bombing of civilians in Germany and Japan between 1942 and 1945, and explores in detail whether the bombings ever achieved their goal of stopping the enemy's ability to wage war.

Recounts the experiences of civilians whose lives were disrupted by the African military's involvement in wars from colonial times through the Rwandan genocide, describing the hardships and challenges civilians faced during war times.

Bill Sloan details the Battle of Okinawa, one of the largest conflicts during World War II. Provides interviews with the soldiers that fought in the battle and actual photographs from the Okinawa campaign.