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.
It was not a battle.............It was a war......but it was not the bloodiest but one of the bloodiest.
It was the piece of paper that declared war or the 2. It was the piece of paper that declared war or the 2. It was the piece of paper that declared war or the 2.
1: What war are you referring to? World war 1? World war 2? ... The fall of the Roman Empire? There have been countless wars throughout history. You need to be more specific. 2: We have war because we are human. 3: Human beings will probably always have reasons to wage war. 4: No.
these are the years that the united states was involved in world war 2
That would be World War II ( 1939-1945) The American civil war was 1861-1865. The revolutionary war was between 1775 and 1783. So in order of dates, would be the revolutionary war, the civil war and world war II.
Yes. It should. Think. Should World War 2 be capitalized? Yes.
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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The civil war I think because in WW2 they had less bloody methods of killing people, e.g. gassing them.
In the United States the Civil War and World War 2 are considered the bloodiest wars and battles. This is based not only on total death tolls but also on the amount of deaths in particular battles and the ratio of deaths to survivors.
Battle of Stalingrad in Russia. Estimated 2 million casualties
Battle of Stalingrad in Russia. Estimated 2 million casualties
I guess the Eastern Front in Russia. The Battle of Stalingrad was the bloodiest in recorded history.
the world war 2 was nicked-named the bloodiest war everPs: the people that got hurt I'm sorry for them D: :(
Because WWII had the most bloodshed total, meaning its had the highest death total of any war ever.
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The Great War is another name for World War 1, as far as I know The Great War was not even close to the death figure as World War 2.Death figure according to Wikipedia:16.5 million deaths in World War 1113 million deaths in World War 2These numbers include civilian and military deaths, it doesn't include the wounded. The numbers don't come close to matching up. According to these numbers I am pretty sure World War 2 was the bloodiest war, not World War 1.I hope this is somewhat useful information.
With over 800,000 men committed and over 19,000 killed, the Battle of the Bulge became the single biggest and bloodiest battle not just for the Americans in World War 2 but also in U.S. history.