In American history, it would be the Battle of Gettysburg (46,286 killed, wounded, captured, or missing,) in the American Civil War, but in all of history is left to exaggerated claims and battles from several thousand years ago.
For example, Herodotus claims that there were 257,000 casualties at the Battle of Plataea, but modern historians say that the number couldn't have been more than 51,500. Likewise, the Battle of Kalinga claims to have resulted in 1,000,000 casualties, but modern historians estimate no more than 100,000.
In recent history it was probably the Somme with over 1,000,000 casualties, however this "battle" lasted for about 8 months and is more of a campaign than a single battle.
The bloodiest siege in history was almost certainly the Siege of Leningrad, which lasted about 29 months, but resulted in between 1,117,000 and 4,500,000 casualties.
The bloodiest one day battle in American History is the Battle of Antietam (Sharpsburg), Maryland, fought September 17th, 1862, during the American Civil War. Total Union and Confederate casualties were 3,654 killed, 17,292 wounded, and 1,771 captured or missing, for a total of 22,717.
The bloodiest battle in American history is the Battle of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, fought July 1st, 2nd, and 3rd, 1863, during the American Civil War. Total Union and Confederate casualties are 7,863 killed, 27,224 wounded, and 11,199 captured or missing, for a total of 46,286, although other reports that are commonly accepted state 51,112 total casualties.
The "Battle" of the Bulge in World War Two (89,000 United States casualties) lasted for over a month, and cannot be considered a battle, but rather a campaign.
the bloodiest battle ever fought was the Battle of Antietam.
A tough question but a fair one in my veiw I think it was the battle of the somme where the British out numbered the Germans seven to one but lost most of the army in a vicious, bloody brawl.
Kutuzov at Boradino was the bloodiest battle known to man. It was famously named by redcoat generals as a gentlemen's war.
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The Bloodiest Battle in the United States is the Battle of Antietam. If you have anymore questions contact me at icebailey20@yahoo.com
Battle of Towton was the largest and most bloodiest battle fought.
One of the downright bloodiest battles this country has ever seen. Also the bloodiest of all the civil war battles.
I beleve the bloodiest battle ever fought in world war one was Somme on the western front beteween mainly the Germans vs. the British and the French. Casualties are estimated at about 1,000,000+
battle of Gettysburg
yes, with 2 million casualties
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The Bloodiest Battle in the United States is the Battle of Antietam. If you have anymore questions contact me at icebailey20@yahoo.com
Battle of Towton was the largest and most bloodiest battle fought.
One of the downright bloodiest battles this country has ever seen. Also the bloodiest of all the civil war battles.
Gettysburg. Antietam was the bloodiest one-day battle.
I beleve the bloodiest battle ever fought in world war one was Somme on the western front beteween mainly the Germans vs. the British and the French. Casualties are estimated at about 1,000,000+
The bloodiest battle of the Civil War was Antietam, and the Union won the battle. It was fought in 3 phases, the cornfield, the sunken road, and the bridge.
The battle of Mansfield . Over 4000 casualties half of which were confederate
The bloodiest one day battle of the Civil War was that of Antietam, fought on Sept. 17,1862.
The battle of Perryville, fought October 8, 1862 was the bloodiest battle fought in Kentucky during the US Civil War. There were over 7000 men killed, wounded or missing from both sides. It was fought during the Confederate Overland Campaign of 1862.