World War I (1914-1918)
Of the 317 who served in the Austro-Hungarian Army, 55 died (Handl, 1985).

                                 
Bottom half of sides and back of war memorial, Deutschbentschek 2011     
Photos courtesy of David Zavortink     
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World War II (1941-1945)
Of the 51 who served in the Romanian Army, 17 died (Handl, 1985).

Of the 160 who served in the German Army, 36 died (Handl, 1985).

                             
Top half of sides and back of war memorial, Deutschbentschek 2011     
Photos courtesy of David Zavortink     
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Five civilians died as a direct result of the war (Handl, 1985).

 
Soviet Labor Camps (1945-1949)
One-sixth of the community (258 people) was deported to the Soviet Union "in distress and misery as mine workers behind barbed wire."   Of those, 37 died in the Soviet Union, and 3 more died shortly after returning home.  (Handl, 1985)

 
Plaque at bottom of front of war memorial, Deutschbentschek 2007
Photo courtesy of Wilhelm Kuhn
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