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{{Infobox book
|title = Soldiers Died in the Great War
|image = Soldiers Died in the Great War, Border Regiment (book cover).png
|caption =
|full_title =
|volumes = Volume 39 of 80<br>The Border Regiment
|author =
|language=English▼
|editor =
|format=Hardcover▼
|compiler = War Office
|pages=75▼
|illustrator =
|translator =
|isbn=ISBN 1871505399<br>ISBN 9781871505399▼
|country = Great Britain
|notes=Compiled in the War Office and originally published in 1921. The series comprises 80 separate parts, of which The Border Regiment is part 39.}}▼
▲ |language = English
|series =
▲ |format = Hardcover
|subject = Military
|genre = Non-fiction
|published_date = First published 1921<br>This edition 1989
|publisher = J.B. Hayward & Son in association with the Imperial War Museum
▲ |pages = 75
▲ |isbn = ISBN 1871505399<br>ISBN 9781871505399
|preceded_by =
|followed_by =
}}
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On behalf of and by authority of the War Office, His Majesty's Stationary Office published in 1921 two lists of those who died during the Great War. One volume gave the basic details of almost 42,000 officer casualties. Another eighty volumes were needed to list all the 'other ranks' who gave their lives during the Great War, a war that claimed a daily average of over 450 British Army fatalities.
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"These rolls have been compiled from information furnished to Officers-in-Charge of Records through the Official Casualty Lists. They are published to enable information, which has from time to time been circulated during the war, to be available in volume form. Attention is invited to the explanations of abbreviations which are printed at the commencement of each part." – The War Office, 1921.
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