I just learned (must follow up, this thread is part of it) that the soldiers who died during WW2 were classed as 'accidental' deaths, rather than what I would have expected (homicide)
I guess they don't really fit the homicide category either, but this must make the numbers a bit squiffy.
Now there will be further changes as physician assisted deaths start being statistically significant.
Does anyone know how Sweden is classifying those? Natural? Suicide?
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Re: Dead soldiers
Should be a separate category, IMO. Death by war?
As an aside, is it only in Oz that dead soldiers also refers to empty bottle of beer?
As an aside, is it only in Oz that dead soldiers also refers to empty bottle of beer?
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Re: Dead soldiers
Sweden probably uses the term euthanasia. War deaths I think are referred to as fatalities or casualties.
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