Seven hundred and fifty thousand Germans died of malnutrition primarily due to

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The most likely reason for the high number of German deaths due to malnutrition during World War I was the British naval blockade, which prevented food imports to Germany. The blockade seriously impacted Germany's ability to feed its population, causing widespread starvation and malnutrition. While the other options (B, C, and D) may have also contributed to food shortages and malnutrition among Germans, the naval blockade was likely the primary cause.

Seven Hundred and Fifty Thousand Germans Died of Malnutrition Primarily