The four most important battles were Battle of Verdun Battle of The Somme Battle of Ypres And the 1918 Battle of Amiens
actually i think it was the battle of Antietam the bloodiest battle in history
During the first day of the 1st battle of the Somme, the British suffered 20,000 casualties
The possibly most prominent or popular figures in Canadian art in the 20th century are the "Group of Seven". They have been one of the worldwide most popular landscape painters.
Some Canadian's Speak French because during the time of immigration to "The New World" settlers came from France, and England, who took over Canada. Most Canadian's are indeed English, however in the central part of the country they have larger masses of French speaking populations.
The Battle of Britain DID NOT take place on Canadian soil !
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Canadian Air forces were involved in the Battle of Britain and our Navy played one of the most important roles of the war providing supplies and Convoy protection to Britain almost right from the start in 1939.
== == The highest "one day death toll " would be at Dieppe, in August 1942, with about 960 dead, and a further 2400 Canadians wounded and captured. Remember that the longest battle of World War Two was the "Battle of the North Atlantic Ocean " that went on for 5 years, 1939 to 1944.
Battle of the Somme
World War 2 Battle of Stalingrad Battle of Britain Battle of the Atlantic Battle for Midway Battle of Leningrad
the battle of Stalingrad was defiantly the top of the list for the most chabging battle ever it was so gruesome.
battle of paesschendaele
The four most important battles were Battle of Verdun Battle of The Somme Battle of Ypres And the 1918 Battle of Amiens
Canadian forces fought in some of the biggest battles of World War One. Such as Vimy Ridge, the Second Battle of Passchendaele and the Battle of the Somme. Losses are put at 67,000 dead and 173,000 wounded
World war 2
Second battle of the Marne