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World War II was arguably the most violent and the mightiest conflict in the American History and the whole world. The consequences of the conflict were damaged property, displacement, economic depression, and, most importantly, loss of millions of lives all around the globe. Although the exact numbers cannot be ascertained, Winkler (2014) estimates that the number of missing and killed people between 1939 and 1945 was over 55 million