These losses are almost equal to the combined losses of our Allies.[6]

Russia's losses are more than twice those of France, 4-5 times those

of England, and more than 35 times those of America. These losses are

more than twice the total strength of the British Army, and 3-4 times

all the forces mustered by the United States. This number of casualties

alone is larger than the total population of any of the following

European countries: Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Portugal, Belgium,

Holland, or the Balkan States!

Thus do simple figures tell us clearly and plainly that Russia

sacrificed in the common cause of the Allies the greatest number of

victims and that she ranks first in the sad roster of Allied casualties.

[Illustration: THE DEATH TOLL IN THE ALLIED ARMIES

3,000,000 Russia

1,300,000 France

700,000 England

450,000 Italy

100,000 Belgium

100,000 Rumania

100,000 Serbia & Montenegro

50,000 United States of America]

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