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No . World War 2 was without doubt the bloodiest war ever. It was a horrific war with estimates of 50 to 70 million killed. This of course includes civilians.
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How many bodies were not found in the Vietnam war?
there was about 40,000 bodies not found sense it was the bloodiest war and we retreated
Was World War 2 the bloodiest war?
Yes world war 2 was the bloodiest war in the history of the world. Over 1 billion people died in the fighting during world war 2.
What was the bloodiest battle in the Korean War?
The bloodiest battle in the Korean War was Outpost Henry.
Was the battle of Franklin the bloodiest war?
No the Battle of Trenton was the bloodiest
What was the bloodiest was in history?
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What was the bloodiest year of the civil war?
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Second bloodiest battle of the civil war?
Gettysburg. And the bloodiest one-day battle was Antietam.
America's longest and deadliest war?
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What is the bloodiest incident in American history callled?
Cold Harbor is the bloodiest hour. Antietam War is the bloodiest day.
What was the bloodiest war in American history?
World War II was the bloodiest war in the U.S. History.
What did Obama do to help immigration law?
It was not a battle.............It was a war......but it was not the bloodiest but one of the bloodiest.
Was Vietnam a defensive war?
From the perspective of the United States, the Vietnam War was not considered a defensive war. The U.S. intervened in Vietnam to support the South Vietnamese government and prevent the spread of communism. The U.S. saw its involvement as part of a broader strategy to contain communism during the Cold War. However, from the perspective of North Vietnam, the war was seen as a defensive struggle against imperialism and for national liberation.
