After the end of the tragic war, what happened to the people who died on both sides?

In war, if the military situation is more urgent, the army will generally abandon the corpses on the battlefield directly because it does not dare to delay the military situation, or leave a part of the soldiers to dispose of the corpses of the soldiers who died in the battle, and then wait until the disposal is completed, and then directly follow the large army. But when dealing with corpses, the army usually digs a large pit directly, and then leaves the soldiers' bodies still in the pit, and then fills them, which is a relatively quick way.

Therefore, once the war breaks out, it will be difficult for the soldiers who died in the war to find the remains, and even if they are found, then they will be landfilled, and as for the ashes, the families of the soldiers who died in the war will not receive them. If the military situation is not urgent, then the soldiers will directly bury the soldiers' corpses themselves, and wait until the landfill is completed, and then continue to the next battlefield.

If the military situation is urgent, then for the soldiers who died in battle, there is only a wilderness of abandoned corpses. These soldiers who died in battle may not be able to rest in peace, and their corpses will eventually be eaten by wild beasts. And because the corpses of these soldiers are exposed to the ground for a long time, they will quickly be attacked by bacteria, and then contaminate the environment, which in turn will have a great impact on nearby residents.

However, there is a final way to bury the soldiers who died in battle, which is to pile up the bodies of these soldiers and then cremate them together, which is a relatively fast way, and for marching and fighting, if you carry the corpse, it will slow down the march, and even the corpse will become decomposed due to the weather. Therefore, after the outbreak of war, the army generally disposed of the corpses directly on the spot, or cremated and buried, in short, the family did not receive the ashes of the soldiers.

Moreover, for the more brutal enemy army, for the enemy army, some of the victorious soldiers will insult the local soldiers out of hatred, or cut off their heads and hang them on the city wall to show the public, in order to vent their inner hatred.

Generally, after the end of the war, the side that cleaned up the battlefield will gather the corpses of the dead together, either dig a big pit and bury it directly, or burn it directly, and build a mausoleum for people is generally a treatment that only senior generals will enjoy, and soldiers usually end up in a hurry.

If the next military situation is not urgent, some soldiers will be left to dig a big pit to bury the dead soldiers when they retreat, and if the military situation is urgent, these soldiers who died in battle can only abandon their corpses in the wilderness.

These poor war dead were either dug in a big pit and buried en masse, or they were attacked by the scorching sun and torrential rain, and the crows fed on them. In the end, it turned into a handful of loess, leaving behind many orphans and widows.

The vast majority of the bodies were buried, the remaining part was abandoned in the wilderness, and some were cremated.

01.Burial was the most common way to dispose of corpses after the war. In ancient times, there were often countless casualties on the battlefield, in addition to the military who died on the battlefield, there were also some people who died because sentient beings could not be healed or trampled to death, in short, after a war, there were quite a lot of corpses in the place where the war broke out, and blood would flow all over the battlefield, and the corpses of such large-scale wars would most likely be buried.

Under normal circumstances, no army will let the corpses on the battlefield be exposed to the sun all the time, because it is very likely that the corpses will decompose and deteriorate and cause epidemics, in ancient times, if someone was infected with the epidemic, it was basically regarded as a terminal illness, and there was no cure at all, so the corpses had to be disposed of.

02.Who will dispose of the body and how. If, after a war between the two sides, one side retreats, then the battlefield and the place occupied by the other side will inevitably be the winner.

All, the victor will naturally bury all the corpses together; If the war is never completely over, the two sides will bring back the bodies of their soldiers or bury them on the spot during the intervals in the fighting.

The burial method is generally simple and crude, digging a large pit directly at the edge of the war, and then piling up the corpses inside, and then burying them with soil, which is also a lot of hard work, but in order to prevent the corpses from bringing epidemics, it can only be so. Blood like the one that flows on the soil can only be allowed to seep into the soil.

03.Burning and throwing corpses are in the minority. It is very difficult to set the body on fire directly, so if you want to be cremated, you must prepare a lot of flammable materials, such as wood piles, such as oil, which are difficult to achieve during the war, unless a rotting body is found, and it has to be burned for safety.

Even if the war is cruel, we must try to bring all the corpses back and bury them together, perhaps so that the people who have fought together will not be lonely.

A particularly large pit is usually dug and the bodies are buried in it, because the situation of the war is also very critical, and there is not much time to deal with it, and the seriously injured are usually sent to the local treatment center.

Usually a large pit will be dug and all the injured people will be buried or incinerated and if they can be rescued, they will still be rescued.

They will be buried, and the seriously injured will be taken to a good hospital**.

In ancient times, there were often countless casualties on the battlefield, in addition to the military who died on the battlefield, there were also some people who died because sentient beings could not be healed or trampled to death, in short, after a war, there were quite a lot of corpses in the place where the war broke out, and blood would flow all over the battlefield, and the corpses of such large-scale wars would most likely be buried.

The bodies were sent to a unified hospital for processing, first for the families to identify, if they did not, they would be cremated, and the injured would be sent to the hospital for help.

Generally, the body is thrown into a mass grave or buried in a concentrated place, and the seriously injured are dragged back to the army.

Because there are so many corpses, all the corpses will be gathered together and burned collectively without any treatment.

Centralized processing. Some would have buried the bodies, and some of the seriously injured would have been carried away**.

If the injuries are more serious, and there is no hope for the ** people anymore, then these people will be dragged to the mass grave along with the dead.

I think the most important thing is the great pain on the mental level, and the hatred and distrust that comes with it.

Refer to the Battle of Changjin Lake to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea.

Biochemical point shooting, the team pays attention to cooperation, the team pays attention to the performance of the gun, and the individual has to practice the gun head, and the frustration is instantaneous.

Modern: The living are greater than the dead, and the condition of the dead is extremely miserable. Antiquity: 10 and 8 of them, and they are all torn apart.