Given that the examples are missing, I cannot provide a specific answer. However, total war typically refers to a conflict that involves the maximum mobilization of resources and efforts from both combatant nations, aiming to completely destroy the enemy's ability to fight, including their infrastructure, economy, and civilian population. Some historical examples of total war include World War II, in which both Axis and Allied powers extensively engaged in warfare across multiple continents, employing various strategies such as bombings, blockades, and mass mobilization of soldiers.
