Several students and civilians lost their lives in a police crackdown on 21 February 1952.

Eight hundred civilians lost their lives in the 48 hours following the invasion.

The civilians lost heart, messed up the politics, and the soldiers were left holding the bag.

According to government officials, 599 civilians, 235 security forces, and 862 terrorists have lost their lives between 1992 and 2000.

More than 38,000 civilians lost their lives during the conflict.

The department estimates that an additional 53,000 civilians will lose their jobs by 1997.

More than 300 civilians lost their jobs and 3,500 military personnel left.

It's believed that in the first several months after the Japanese arrived, over 10, 000 soldiers and civilians lost their lives.

Innocent civilians have lost their lives, including many children.

As Germany was dependent on imports, it is estimated that 523,000 civilians had lost their lives.