Napoleonic Wars casualties The casualties of the Napoleonic Wars
(1803–1815), direct and indirect, break down as follows: Note
that deaths listed include being killed in action as well as
deaths from other causes. Deaths from disease can include those
from wounds; of starvation; from exposure. Others include
drowning; from friendly fire; as a result of atrocities; etc.
French Empire  - 371,000 killed in action - 800,000 killed by
disease, primarily in the disastrous invasion of Russia -
600,000 civilians - 65,000 French allies (mainly Poles fighting
for independence lost in 1795) - Total: 1,800,000 French and
allies (mostly Germans and Poles) dead in action, disease and
missing Taine: 1,700,000 Frenchmen from "pre-1792 borders" David
Gates: At least 916,000 Frenchmen. ||This section needs
additional citations for verification. (February 2013)| -
120,000 Italian dead or missing - 289,000 Russian dead or
missing - 134,000 Prussian dead or missing - 376,000 Austrian
dead or missing - 585,000 Spanish dead - 200,0