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Why did the u.s. suffer no civilian deaths in ww2
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Why did the u.s. suffer no civilian deaths in ww2

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No attack on US soil was made except at the naval base of Pearl Harbor. “Servicemen” differ from “civilians” in terminology. All the fighting was done in the Eastern hemisphere
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