The Great Snow of 1717, which affected parts of Europe, particularly in England and Switzerland, resulted in significant fatalities due to heavy snowfall and subsequent avalanches. Estimates suggest that around 800 to 1,000 people perished during this extreme weather event, with many deaths attributed to the harsh conditions, avalanches, and food shortages. The snow cover lasted for weeks, severely disrupting daily life and transportation.
He was not a great leader.
10,000,000
Nobody was killed for simply being deaf. The above answer is wrong. Many people were killed just because of there disability whether it be big or little. In fact my great great aunt (My mom's dad's aunt) was deaf and killed in the holocaust. as for the exact number, i do not know. sorry that i did not answer your question, but i had to improve the other one.
the great fire killed 8 people and injured 590 people. the great fire of London started when Thomas Farynor left the ovens turned on in pudding lane. by Freya Boyd
Julius Caesar was a hero because he helped people who needed help. He is also a villain because he killed many people. I think that Caesar was a great leader. He did not repress the people or slay his political enemies. He helped the people in many of his great He gave land to the poor in Rome
He was not a great leader.
10,000,000
75 million
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2996 people were killed btw its how many people were killed lol
He is believed to have killed up to, but possibly more, than 250 people. Which one of them is my great aunt it is belived to have killed twice as much.
The Tri-State tornado killed 71 people in Indiana
over 3000 people died in the process of building the great wall of china
Times were tough, many people killed themselves over the great loss of money
Artemis killed a great many people, thus it may be assumed she had many conflicts which were resolved swiftly.
The Great Natchez tornado of 1840 killed 317 people, making it the second deadliest tornado in U.S. history.
27 people were killed.