Which statement best describes the existence of atrocities during World War I?
A. Both sides justified the use of harsh tactics to achieve their military goals
B. The Allies were fighting for democracy and did not harm civilians.
C. Both sides followed the rules of warfare and avoided civilian deaths. D. Germany was the only member of the Central Powers that killed civilians.​
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