this guy did the math:

[Link: bookrate.wordpress.com]

religion has it by a land slide: 809,000,000 approx

I guess if science gets it wrong, you can sign me up for the church that has the biggest guns.

A fetus is a baby now? Does it wear a diaper? Sleep in a crib? Do you burp it?

Rock-a-bye fetus
In the tree-tops.....

A fetus is a developing hunk of goo. At the beginning it doesn't even know what gender it will become.

If you abort a fetus you are left with nothing more than medical waste.

We're all one. We're all a mass of energy. It's all one big electronic universe.

Ain't no dude with a white beard and robe controlling the whole scene.

Controlled chaos.

No Wizard of OZ.

What history class did you learn that Hitler was a Christian? Yes the pope did nothing but neither did Roosevelt.


Maybe 12k people were killed versus 80 million thats the entire population or more that were on this planet at that time.


You are the one that shows a lack the ability to research but you sure can regurgitate the B.S. that you've heard with any substantiatiin.

Get real you enjoy this.

Great quote where did he did those numbers? What does he have to back that up? And if you look further he does nothing to substaniate his claims. Nothing from wht I saw. Is this the kind of research you do on everything?

By the Pro-Choise fanatics a fetus is any baby in the uterus. There are second tri-mester abortion done ALL THE TIME. These fetuses as you like to call them are viable outside of the uterus. So when does life start when you become sentinet you didn't address that.

Not from any history class, but from actual quotes from Adolf himself.

Quotes like these:

"By defending myself against the Jew, I am fighting for the work of the Lord"

Here are DOZENS more:

[Link: stephenjaygould.org]

You have grown so tiresome. I am done with you and your biology-class-flunking, history-class-flunking, anti-semite, fantasy-prone ways. Christ, if he even existed, was just some goofball who got himself nailed to a cross. God was created in man's image, not the other way around. The Earth is not 6000 years old. Man and dinosaurs did not live on Earth at the same time. Catholic and Mormon males should all be sterilized before the Earth's population becomes totally unsustainable. These people are nothing but baby machines. Mother Teresa was a nasty, vile, lying scam artist. The current pope is a Nazi. Charles Darwin was one of the most important men to have ever lived. There's life on other planets, but they've never come here (and "abducted" people). You should not be allowed the use of any of the equipment that we sell and install, nor should you be able to own an automobile, a cell phone, go to the hospital, take medicine, have running water, electricity, or any of the other hundreds of devices and services that are the direct result of science, research and technology. If you want to have half-a$$ed-backwards beliefs and deny science go ahead, but you should go live in the trees in the jungle like your simian ancestors.

The pathos lies in your inability to read though allthe quotes to find that one alomost everyone he contradicts himself and what he actually did. As far as being antisematic that you pulled out of your butt becasue I never said anything one way or the other. Once again where is your sciene behind this "There's life on other planets"? You take information and it's face value - as long as it fits your comfort zone - without doing any research to see if there is any substaniation:

"Quotes like these:

"By defending myself against the Jew, I am fighting for the work of the Lord"

Hitler said this but what is his Biblical basis for this? You don't know.

I've grown tiresome because I've pointed out flaws in most of your concepts that you can not defend.

I'll throw your last question back on you, and ask if you followed the link provided on the page I posted..? He shows all of his references.

Where exactly did you get your numbers...? Of course you using a span of between 25 to 60M for one example gives you a biblical like accuracy for what actually happened.

Just because you hope that the major players in the world death tally were lying and didn't have any religious motovation, doesn't mean they didn't. How do you know that Hitler wasn't motovated by what he thought his God wanted him to do? He said that he was... you weren't there, and it wasn't written in the bible so what are you going on? ...is it faith, or more so hope that it isn't true?

...and come on. 12K only died in the longest and bloodiest battle in world history. You're really trying to convince yourself now. lol...according to you more women were killed by the accusation of being a witch, (roughly 50k+). Which (no pun intended) was also religiously motovated. This is what I was talking about with being blinded by your faith. You're grasping, and trying discount numbers of others when you've done nothing to back up your claims.

What was the longest and bloodiest battle?

You use that as reference material? He doesn't even have the cojones to say who he is and what his background is. Is this the kind of source material that you normally use? This is the best that I could find on this blog this is the link at the bottom. Here's what the posted on that page: "By Mike Purdy | A graphic designer working in the advertising industry and living in Knoxville, Tennessee". So I don't know if he is the source of this drivel or not. If he is the source for your information and you have the audacity to make fun of my beliefs. I was going to take the time and it doesn't take long to give you a long list of links for each point put if this is the kind of garbage that you're going to use I'd rather agree with davidcasemore than waste my time refuting this.

That was the guy who did the math. The resource he used was located by the link at the top of his page. Here's the to link to the beginning of his source, cause I know you hate the idea of dicovering this by your own devices:

[Link: users.erols.com]

Why his link starts a the grouping of K,L...?...I don't know.

I know you have a hard time with realizing what's right in front of you, so I'll remove a couple of sentences and bold a couple of other things from your post to show you blind you're trying to be.



Now as far as this:


I have yet to see anything backing your numbers. For the record I linked that guy's blog to detail the tally, and sited his resource for the approximated numbers, which is far more than you have done my friend. It's funny that you mock me for my research when you have shown none thus far. I have to assume it's a defence mechanism at this point.

I have no problems continuing this with you, if you can actually start to back your claims, rather than holding your breath, stomping your feet, pretending it's not true. Of course you can't, so it makes sense that you're at the point of conceding.

So far I've asked you:


your reply:

I say:

your reply:

I say:

your reply:

I say:

....and backs it up with links to: (sorry viewers, but I'm tired of mcn's denial). The actual link shows references in italics for incidences before the 20th century.

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Death Tolls for the Man-made Megadeaths of the Twentieth Century
Alphabetical Index (A-J)


100 Years War, 1337-1453
1812, War of
1848, Revolutions of
30 Years War, 1618-48
6 Day War, 1967
7 Years War, 1755-63
9/11 (2001)
Abortions (for comparison)
Abyssinia, see Ethiopia
Accidents (for comparison)
Aden, see Yemen
Afghanistan
Maratha-Afghan War, 1760-61
Civil War, 1919
Civil War, 1924
Soviet War and after, 1979-2002
American War, 2001-
African Diaspora
Eastern Slave Trade, 1500-1850
Western Slave Trade, 1500-1850
Sainte-Domingue, 1791-1803
US Reconstruction, 1865-76
US Lynchings, 1900-50
US Racism, 1900-70
AIDS (for comparison)
Air Raids
Spanish Civil War
WW2
by Allies: Berlin, Dresden, Hamburg, Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Tokyo
by Germans: Belgrade, London, Stalingrad
By Japanese: China, Pearl Harbor
Vietnam War
Soviet-Afghan War
Gulf War
Kosovo
Sept. 11
Albania & Albanians
Second World War, 1939-45
Communist Regime, 1948-89
Civil War, 1997
Kosovo, 1998-99
Macedonia, 2001
Alexander the Great, 336-323 BCE
Algeria
French Conquest, 1839-47
Setif, 1945
War of Independence, 1954-62
Fundamentalist Moslem uprising, 1992 et seq.
America, see United States
American Indians, see Indians, American
Amin, Idi, r. 1971-79
Amritsar Massacre
1919
1982
Anglo-Boer War, 1899-1902
Angola
Colonial labor, 1900-25
War of Independence, 1961-75
Civil War, 1975-94
Apartheid
Rhodesia, 1972-79
South Africa, 1948-93
Arabs
Algeria, 1954-62
Arab Outbreak, 7th Century CE
Arab-Israeli Wars, 1947-73
Crusades, 1095-1291
Gulf War, 1990-91
Iraqi Shiites, 1991-92
Iran-Iraq War, 1980-88
Jordan, 1970-71
Lebanon, 1975-92
Palestine, Revolt 1936-39
Saddam Hussein, 1979-2003
Slave Trade, 1500-1850
Sudan, 1955-72
Sudan, 1983-
Wahhabis, 1790s-1800s
Yemen, 1962-69
Zanzibar, 1964
Argentina
Overthrow of Peron, 1955
Military Govt., 1976-83
Falkland War, 1982
Armenia
Genocide, 1906-23
Trebizond
Bitlis
Nagorno-Karabakh, 1991 et seq.
Massacres, 1895-96
Arras, 2nd Battle of
Assad, Hafez al-, 1971-2000
Atlantic, Battle of the
Auschwitz
Australia
Aborigines, 1788-1921
South African War, 1899-1902
First World War, 1914-18
Gallipoli
Second World War, 1939-45
North Africa
SE Asia
Korean War, 1950-53
Vietnam War, 1965-72
Austria
Thirty Years War, 1618-48
Habsburg-Ottoman War, 1682-99
Venetian-Austro-Turkish War, 1714-18
War of the Quadruple Alliance, 1718-20
War of The Austrian Succession, 1740-48
War of The Spanish Succession, 1701-13
Seven Years War, 1755-63
French Revolutionary Wars, 1792-1802
Napoleonic Wars, 1802-15
Revolutions of 1848 (incl. Hungary)
Seven Weeks War, 1866
First World War, 1914-18
Caporetto, Lemberg
Fascist vs. Socialist, 1934
Second World War, 1939-45
Holocaust
Authorities
Azerbaijan, 1991 et seq.
Aztecs
Babi Yar, 1941
Bagration, Operation
Baha'is, 1848-54
Balkan Wars, 1912-13
Bangladesh
1971 massacres
Chittagong, 1975 et. seq.
Bataan Death March, 1942
Battles
20th Century
16th-19th Centuries
Belgian Congo, see Congo - Kinshasa
Belgium
Congo Free State, 1886-1908
First World War, 1914-18
Frontiers, Battle of the
Second World War, 1940-45
Conquest, 1940
Holocaust
Korean War, 1950-53
Congo Crisis, 1960-67
Belzec
Berlin
Battle of, 1945
Air raid, 1945
Berlin Wall
Biafra, 1967-70
Bible
Esther, Herod
Bibliography
Bloodiest ____: see Rankings
Boat People
Cuba, after 1959
Haiti, 1980s
Haiti, after 1991
Vietnam, after 1975
Boer War, 1899-1902
Bokassa, Jean Bedel, r. 1965-79
Bolivia
Pacific War, 1879-83
Chaco War, 1932-35
Civil War, 1952
Junta, 1971-78
Junta, 1980-81
Bombing, see Air Raids or Terrorism
Bosnia and Herzegovina, 1992-95
Boxer Rebellion, 1899-1901
Brazil
Indians, 1900-1985
Rubber Companies, 1900-1912
Paolistas, 1932
Second World War, 1942-45
Italy
Military Regime, 1964-85
Rightist terrorism, 1980
Death Squads, 1985-91
Yanomami Indians, 1987-91
Police killings, 1998-99
War of the Triple Alliance, 1864-70
Canudos, 1897-98
British Empire, see United Kingdom
Bulgaria
Massacre, 1876
First World War, 1914-18
Second World War, 1941-45
Holocaust
Communist Regime, 1948-89
Bulge, Battle of the
Burma
Saya San, 1930-32
WW2
Burma-Siam RR
Burma Campaign
Rebellions, 1948 et seq.
Unrest, 1988
Burundi, 1959-95
Byzantine Empire
Cambodia
Civil War, 1965-75
Pol Pot, r. 1975-78
Choeung Ek
Civil War, 1978-91
Cameroon, 1960s
Canada
American Revolution, 1775-1783
First World War, 1914-18
Second World War, 1939-45
Italy
NW Europe
Normandy
Korean War, 1950-53
Capitalism (selected)
Amazonian rubber companies, 1900-1912
Congo Free State, 1886-1906
French Equatorial Africa, 1900-40
El Niño Famines of the 19th C
Post-Communist Russia
Slave Trade, 1450-1850
(NOTE: This list focuses on atrocities which are largely the direct result of unbridled corporate exploitation. Obviously, many additional conflicts have an underlying economic cause which operates indirectly.)
Castro, Fidel, r. 1959-
Central African Republic/Empire
Bokassa Regime, 1965-79
Kongo-Wara War, 1927-31
Central American Wars (International)
1906 & 1907
1969 Soccer War
1955
1957
Century
Total for the 20th Century
19th Century
18th Century
Before the 18th Century
Chaco War, 1932-35
Chad
Civil War, 1965 et seq.
Habré regime, 1982-90
Charlemagne, r.768-814
Succession
Chechens
Deportations, 1943-57
Revolt, 1994 et seq.
Chiang Kai-shek, fl. 1921-48
Chicago
Fire, 1871
Gang wars, 1920s
Chile
Pacific War, 1879-83
Pinochet, 1973-90
China
Boxer Rebellion, 1899-1901
Revolutionary Era, 1911-14
Wars with Tibet
1912-13
1918
1950 et. seq
Warlord Era , 1917-28
Nationalist Era, 1928-37
Manchuria, 1931-33
Sino-Japanese War, 1937-45
Nanking Massacre, 1937-38
Chinese Civil War, 1945-49
Changchun
Mao Zedong, 1949-1975
Korean War, 1950-53
Chosin Reservoir
Sino-Indian War, 1962
Sino-Soviet War, 1963-69
Sino-Vietnamese War, 1979
Executions, 1983-84
Tienamen Square, 1989
Before the 20th Century
Shang China, ca. 1300-1050 BCE
An Lushan Revolt, 755 CE
Mongol Conquest, 1200s
Manchu Conquest, 1616-44
White Lotus, 1796-1805
Taiping Rebellion, 1850-64
Miao, Nien and Moslem Rebellions, 1860-77
Chinese Diaspora (ethnic Chinese living outside China)
Batavia, 1740
Cambodia, 1975-79
Indonesia, 1965-67
Malaya, 1948-56
Vietnam, Boat People, after 1975
Christians
As perpetrators, generally
As victims, generally
see also Religious Conflicts or individual nations.
Civil War
Which one?
American Civil War, 1860-65
Chinese Civil War, 1945-49
English Civil War, 1642-46
Russian Civil War, 1917-22
Spanish Civil War, 1936-39
Colombia
War of a Thousand Days, 1899-1902
La Violencia, 1946-58
Korean War, 1951-53
Insurgencies, 1973-
Colonial Conflicts and Oppression (selected, chronological)
Slave Trade, 1450-1850
American Indians, 1492-1900
Batavia, 1740
Australian Aborigines, 1788-1921
Sainte-Domingue, revolt, 1791-1803
South American independence (Spain)
Mexico, 1810-21 (Spain)
Java, 1825 (Neth.)
Algeria, 1839-47 (France)
Maori War, 1860-72 (UK)
Ten Years War, Cuba, 1868-78 (Spain)
Anglo-Zulu War, 1879
Cuban Revolution, 1895-98 (Spain)
Sepoy Mutiny, 1857
Congo Free State, 1886-1906
Philippines, 1899-1902 (USA)
Boer War, 1899-1902 (British)
Forced Labor
Dutch colonies, 1900-14
French Equatorial Africa, 1900-40
Portuguese Colonies, 1900-25
Herero, 1904-07 (German)
Maji-Maji, 1905-07 (German)
Morocco, 1909-10 (Spanish)
Libya, 1911-31 (Italian)
British India, 1918-38
Morocco, 1921-26 (Spanish, French)
Abyssinia, 1935-41 (Italian)
Dutch East Indies, 1945-49
French Indochina , 1945-54
Madagascar, 1947 (French)
Mau-Mau, 1952-56 (British)
Algeria, 1954-62 (French)
Portuguese Guinea, 1961-74
Angola, 1961-75 (Portuguese)
Portuguese East Africa, 1961-75
(For additional items, see specific colonial nations in this Index)
Communism
20th Century Total
Selected regimes:
Albania
Bulgaria
Cambodia
Choeung Ek
Cuba
China
Mao Zedong
Tibet
Tienamen Square
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Ethiopia
Hungary
Mongolia
North Korea
North Vietnam
Poland
Romania
Stalin
Second World War
Gulag, etc.: Kolyma, Kuropaty, Vorkuta, Bykivnia
Tito
Vietnam
Selected conflicts:
Afghanistan
Cheju Rebellion, Korea, 1948-49
Chinese Civil War
1928-37
1945-49
Cuban Insurgency
Finland
Greek Civil War
Hungarian Uprising
Indonesia
Korean War
Peru
Philippines
Russian Civil War
Vietnam War
(For additional items, see specific countries and events in this Index)
Congo
Congo Major (SKA "Belgian Congo", "Zaire", "Congo-Kinshasa", "Democratic Republic of the C.")
Congo Free State, 1886-1908
Congo Crisis, 1960-64
Stanleyville Revolt, 1964-65
Mercenary Uprising, 1967-68
Uprisings and Repression, 1970s
Conflicts, 1992-94
Overthrow of Mobutu, 1997
Civil War, 1998-2003
Ituri, 1999-
Congo Minor (SKA "French Congo", "Congo-Brazzaville", "People's Republic of the C.")
French Equatorial Africa, 1921-32
Kongo-Wara Revolt, 1927-31
Coup, 1997
Costa Rica
Civil War, 1948
War with Nicaragua, 1955
Crimean War, 1853-56
Croatia
Ustasha, 1940-45
Jasenovac
War of Independence, 1991-92
Crusades, 1095-1291
Cuba
Revolt, 1912
Batista Regime & Civil War, 1952-59
Castro Regime, 1959 et seq.
Angola, 1975-95
Grenada, 1983
Ten Years War, 1868-78
Revolution, 1895-98
Spanish-American War, 1898
Cyprus
1955-59
1963-67
1974
Czechoslovakia
Russian Civil War, 1918-20
Second World War, 1938-45
Holocaust
Post-WW2 expulsions of Germans, 1945-47
Communist Regime, 1948-89
1968 uprising
D-Day
Deadliest ____: see Rankings
Denmark
Schleswig-Holstein War, 1848
Second World War, 1940-45
Holocaust
Desaparecidos, 1970s and 80s
Argentina
Chile
El Salvador
Guatamala
Mexico
Uruguay
Desert Storm, Operation, 1990-91
Dominican Republic
1937 massacre
1965 coup
Doubtful events
NOTE: Probably every atrocity statistic is denied, minimized or rejected by someone, but these body counts are even more widely doubted than most:
Ancient statistics in general
Barbarian invasions of Byzantine Europe under Justinian.
Clinton body count
Systematic abuse of German POWs by Americans after WW2
Atrocities by Americans against N. Korean civilians at Sinchon
Unlikely religious conflicts
Yellow Tiger, China, d.1647
Dracula
Dresden, 1945
Dutch, see Netherlands
Duvalier, Papa Doc, 1957-71
Earthquakes
Collectively
Individually: San Francisco
East Indies, see Indonesia and Malaya
East Timor, 1975 et seq.
Ecuador
Independence, 1810-23
War with Peru, 1995-97
Egypt
Arab-Israeli Wars, 1947-73
Yemen, 1962-69
Terrorism, 1992-
Muhammad Ali, 1805-11
Eighteenth Century
El Salvador
1906 & 1907 Wars
Peasant Revolt, 1932
Football War, 1969
Civil War, 1979-91
England
Hundred Years War, 1337-1453
War of the Roses, 1455-85
Tudors
English Civil War, 1642-46
Spanish Armada, 1588
After 1707, see United Kingdom
Equatorial Guinea, 1969-79
Eritrea
War of Independence, 1962-92
War with Ethiopia, 1998-
Ethiopia
Italian Conquest, 1935-41
Second World War, 1942-45
Korean War, 1951-53
Civil Wars, 1962-92
War with Eritrea, 1998-
European Wars, Generally (selected)
Carolingian Succession
Hundred Years War, 1337-1453
Spanish Armada, 1588
Thirty Years War, 1618-48
War of the League of Augsburg, 1688-97
Great Northern War, 1700-21
War of The Spanish Succession, 1701-13
War of the Quadruple Alliance, 1718-20
War of The Austrian Succession, 1740-48
Seven Years War, 1755-63
French Revolutionary Wars, 1792-1802
Napoleonic Wars, 1802-15
Crimean War, 1853-56
Seven Weeks War, 1866
Franco-Prussian War, 1871-72
First World War, 1914-18
Second World War, 1939-45
(For additional items, see specific countries and events in this Index)
Falkland War, 1982
Famines (selected)
Bengal, 1943
China
1920s
1930s
Great Leap Forward, 1958-60
Ethiopia
1930s
1970s
Iraq, 1990s
Nigeria, 1967-70
North Korea, 1995-
Russia
Volga, 1921-22
Collectivization, 1927-37
Somalia, 1990s
Spain, 1936-39
Total for 20th Century
El Niño Famines of the 19th C
Ireland, 1845-48
Xhosa, 1857
FAQ
Fascists (selected)
Franco, Francisco, r. 1939-75
Hitler, Adolf, r.1933-45
Mussolini, Benito, r. 1922-43
Second World War, 1939-45
Battles
Campaigns
Massacres
Nations
Finland
Russian Civil War, 1918-20
Civil War, 1918
Winter War, 1939-40
Continuation War, 1941-45
First World War, see World War
Flu Epidemic, 1918-19
Football War, 1969
France
Algeria
1945
1954-62
Boxer Rebellion, 1899-1901
Chad, 1982-
French Equatorial Africa
Forced Labor, 1900-40
Kongo-Wara War, 1927-31
Indochina
Revolt, 1930-31
War of Independence, 1945-54
Dien Bien Phu
Korean War, 1951-53
Lebanon: 1925-27, 1983
Madagascar, 1947
Morocco: 1909-11, 1917-18, 1921-26, 1953-56
Russian Civil War, 1918-20
Syria 1920
Thailand, 1940-41
Tunisia: 1952-54, 1961
World Wars
First, 1914-18
Battles: 2nd Aisne, Battle of the Frontiers, Gallipoli, 1st Marne, 2nd Marne, Meuse-Argonne, Passchendaele, Somme, Verdun, 1st Ypres
Second, 1939-45
Conquest, 1940
North Africa
NW Europe, 1944-45
Post-liberation Reprisals
Holocaust
Before the 20th Century
Charlemagne, r.768-814
Succession
Albigensian Crusade, 1208-49
Sicilian Vespers, 1282
100 Years War, 1337-1453
Huguenot Wars, 1562-1598
St. Bartholemew Massacre, 1572
Fronde, 1648-53
American Revolution, 1775-1783
French Revolution, 1793-94
French Revolutionary Wars, 1792-1802
Napoleonic Wars, 1802-15
Sainte-Domingue, 1791-1803
Algeria, 1839-47
Revolution of 1848
Crimean War, 1853-56
Mexican War, 1862-67
Franco-Prussian War, 1871-72
Paris Commune
Franco, Francisco, r. 1939-75
French and Indian War, 1754-63
French Equatorial Africa, 1921-32
Gallipoli, Battle of, 1915-16
Gambia, 1981
Genghis Khan, r. 1206-27
Georgia, 1992-93
Germany
Charlemagne, r.768-814
Succession
Peasants' War, 1524-25
Thirty Years War, 1618-48
Seven Years War, 1755-63
Napoleonic Wars, 1802-15
Seven Weeks War, 1866
Franco-Prussian War, 1871-72
East Africa, Maji-Maji Revolt, 1905-07
Southwest Africa, Herero War, 1904-07
First World War, 1914-18
Battles: 2nd Aisne, 2nd Arras, Belleau Wood, Battle of the Frontiers, Jutland, 1st Marne, 2nd Marne, Meuse-Argonne, Passchendaele, Somme, Tannenburg, Verdun, 1st Ypres
Post-WW1 uprisings, 1919
Nazi vs. Socialist, 1934
Nazi regime, 1933-45
Holocaust: Country by country, inside Germany; Auschwitz, Babi Yar, Belzec, Chelmno, Majdanek, Mauthausen, Odessa, Sobibor, Treblinka
Spanish Civil War, 1936-39
Second World War, 1939-45
Air Raids: by Allies generally, Belgrade, Berlin, Dresden, Hamburg, London, Stalingrad
Battles: Anzio, Ardennes, Battle of the Atlantic, Operation Bagration, 1st Belorussia, Berlin, Battle of Britain, Donbass, 2nd El Alamein, Kiev, Kursk, Leningrad, Market-Garden, Monte Casino, Moscow, Normandy, North Caucasus, Rzhev-Vyazma, Seelow Heights, 1st Smolensk, Stalingrad, Warsaw, 1st West Ukraine, 2nd West Ukraine
Campaigns: Balkans, Eastern Front, France 1940, Greece, Italy, North Africa, NW Europe 1944-45, Poland 1939
Post-WW2 expulsions from east Europe, 1945-47
East Germany, 1948-91
Ghana, 1981-93
Government: FAQ (Is government responsible for all these deaths?)
Great Britain, see United Kingdom
Greece
Ancient Greece, 500-146 BCE
Greek Revolution, 1821-28
Balkan Wars, 1912-13
First World War, 1914-18
Greco-Turkish War, 1919-22
Second World War, 1939-45
1940-41 War
Holocaust
Civil War, 1943-49
Korean War, 1951-53
Colonels, 1967-74
Grenada, 1983
Guadalcanal, Battle of, 1942-43
Guatemala
1906 War
Civil War, 1960-1996
Gulag
Kolyma
Vorkuta
Gulf War
Iran-Iraq War, 1980-88
Desert Storm, 1990-91
Guinea
Toure, 1969-76
Civil War, 2000-
Guinea-Bissau, 1962-74
Gun Control
Guyana, Jonestown suicide, 1978
Gypsies, Holocaust, 1937-45
Haiti
Peralte Rebellion, 1918-20
Dom. Rep., 1937
Duvalier regime, 1957-86
1991-94
Before the 20th Century:
Indians
Sainte-Domingue, revolt, 1791-1803
Herero War, German Southwest Africa, 1904-07
Herod, Slaughter of the Innocents
Hiroshima, 1945
Hitler, Adolf, r.1933-45
Second World War, 1939-45
Battles
Campaigns
Massacres
Nations
Holocaust, 1938-45
Country-by-country
Auschwitz
Babi Yar
Belzec
Chelmno
Odessa
Jasenovac
Majdanek
Mauthausen
Sobibor
Treblinka
Holy Land
Bible
Roman-Jewish Wars, 68-132 CE
Byzantine Era
Arab Era
Crusades, 1095-1291
Israel, 1947 et seq.
Homicide
Honduras
Wars, 1906 & 1907
Civil Wars, 1924
War with Nicaragua, 1957
Football War, 1969
Death Squads, 1980-88
Human Sacrifice
Aztecs
India: Thuggee
Shang China
Hundred Years War, 1337-1453
Hungary
Revolution of 1848
Council Republic, 1919
Second World War, 1941-45
Eastern Front
Holocaust
Communist Regime, 1948-89
1956 Uprising
Hurricanes
Galveston, 1900
Lake Okeechobee, 1928
Hussein, Saddam (r. 1979-2003)
Generally
FAQ: before vs. after
see also specific events listed under Iraq
Imperialism (see Colonial Conflicts)
India
First World War, 1914-18
Uprisings against UK, 1918-38
Second World War, 1939-45
Italy
North Africa
SE Asia
Partition Violence, 1947
Hyderabad, 1948
Sino-Indian War, 1962
Naxalites, 1968-
Bangladeshi War of Independence, 1971
Assam, 1978-
Sikh uprising, 1982-91
Religious riots, 1992-2002
Kashmir
Indo-Pakistani War, 1965
Civil War, 1989 et seq.
Kargil War, 1999
Before the 20th C
Sati
Ashoka, 261 BCE
Thagi, 13th-19th C
Muslim conquest, 11th-17th C
Kulbarga vs. Vijayanagar, 1366
Timur, d.1405
Aurangzeb, d.1707
Maratha-Afghan War, 1760-61
1st Sikh War, 1845-46
Sepoy Mutiny, 1857
El Niño Famines of the 19th C
Indians, American
Before the 20th Century
King Philip's War, 1675-76
United States, 1776-1890
Individual Indian Wars: Creek War, Seminole War
Brazil
1900-1968
Yanomami, 1987-91
Paraguay, Ache Indians, 1968-74
Indochina
Revolt, 1930-31
1st Indochina War, 1945-54
2nd Indochina War, 1960-75
3rd Indochina War, 1979-89
Indonesia
Dutch East Indies
Batavia, 1740
Java, 1825
Atjeh War, 1873-1914
Colonial labor, 1900-14
Bali, 1906
War of Independence, 1945-46
Civil Wars, 1950s
War with Malaysia, 1962
Irian, 1962-
Coup and Massacres, 1965-67
East Timor, 1975-99
Aceh, 1989
Jakarta, 1998
Moluccas, 1999-
Influenza Epidemic, 1918-19
Iran, AKA Persia
Graeco-Persian Wars, 499-448 BCE
Alexander the Great, 336-323 BCE
War with Ottomans, 1720s
Babis, 1848-54
1908-09 Civil War
Soviet occupation, 1945-47
Pahlevi Regime, 1953-79
Overthrow of the Shah
Islamic Republic, 1979-
Kurdistan
Iran-Iraq War, 1980-88
Iraq
Uprising , 1920
Kurds
1933
1961-70
1980s
Coups, 1959-66
Purge, 1968
Saddam Hussein, 1979-2003
FAQ: before vs. after
Iran-Iraq War, 1980-88
Gulf War, 1990-91
International Embargo, 1990-2003
Shia Rebellion, 1991-93
Bombing, 1998
American Occupation, 2003
Ireland
Cromwell, 1651
Famine, 1845-48
Uprising, 1790s
Uprising, 1916-20
Northern Ireland, 1974-98
Islam, see Religious Conflicts or individual nations.
Israel
British Palestine, 1945-48
Arab-Israeli Wars, 1948-
Palestinians
Lebanon, 1982 et seq.
Biblical Era
Italy
Ezzelino da Romano, fl.1240s
Sicilian Vespers, 1282
Napoleonic Wars, 1802-15
Revolutions of 1848
Italo-Turkish War, 1911-12
Libya, 1911-31
First World War, 1914-18
Caporetto
Mussolini, r. 1922-43
Ethiopia, 1935-41
Spanish Civil War, 1936-39
Second World War, 1940-45
France, 1940
Balkans
Atrocities
Greece
North Africa
2nd El Alamein
Eastern Front
Stalingrad
Italian Campaign: Anzio, Monte Casino
Holocaust
Postwar
Ivory Coast, 2002-
Iwo Jima, Battle of, 1945
Jamaica, 1980
Jasenovac
Japan
Shimabara Revolt 1637-38
Boxer Rebellion, 1899-1901
Russo-Japanese War, 1904-05
Mukden
Tsushima
Korea
Uprising, 1907-12
Uprising, 1919
Massacre, 1923
Invasion, 1592-98
First World War, 1914-18
Russian Civil War, 1918-20
Manchuria, 1931-33
Changkufeng Incident, 1938
Mongolia, 1939
Halhin Gol
Second World War, 1937-45
Casualties
Pacific War, 1941-45
SE Asia
Battles: Guadalcanal, Guam, Iwo Jima, Leyte, Leyte Gulf, Manchuria, Midway, Okinawa, Peleliu, Saipan
Atrocities: Bataan Death March, Manila Massacre
Air raids: Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Tokyo
Jews
Russian Pogroms: 1906, 1919
Holocaust, 1938-45
Country-by-country
Auschwitz
Babi Yar
Belzec
Chelmno
Jasenovac
Majdanek
Mauthausen
Odessa
Sobibor
Treblinka
British Palestine, 1945-48
Israel, 1947 et seq.
Ancient and Medieval
Bible
Esther, Herod
Roman-Jewish Wars, 68-132 CE
Medina, 624
Crusades, 1095-1291
Black Death, 1348
Lisbon, 1506
Chmielnicki Rebellion, 1648-54
Jones, Jim, 1978
Jordan
Arab-Israeli Wars, 1947-73
Uprising, 1970-1
Jutland, Battle of, 1916

Last updated Dec. 2005

Copyright © 1999-2005 Matthew White

Death Tolls for the Man-made Megadeaths of the 20th Century
Alphabetical Index (K-Z)


Kashmir
Indo-Pakistani War, 1965
Civil War, 1989 et seq.
Kargil War, 1999
Kenya
Colonial Wars, 1905
Mau-Mau, 1952-56
Border Conflict, 1963
Ethnic Clash, 1992
Khomeini, Ayatullah Ruhollah, r. 1979-89
Kolyma
Korea
Under Japanese Rule
Uprising, 1907-12
Uprising, 1919
Massacre, 1923
Invasion, 1592-98
Catholics, 1700s
South Korea
Cheju Rebellion, 1948-49
Vietnam War, 1965-73
Demonstrations, 1980
Korean War, 1950-53
Chosin Reservoir
Border skirmishes, 1953-
North Korea, 1948 et seq.
Kosovo, 1998-99
Kurds
Turkey, 1925
Iraq, 1933
Dersim, 1937
Iraq, 1961-70
1980s, 1990s
Kursk, Battle of, 1943
Laos
French Indochina, 1945-54
Vietnam War, 1963-73
Post-War, 1975-87
Latvia
Stalin
Holocaust
Lebanon
Druses v. Maronites, 1860
Druze War, 1925-27
Civil War, 1958
Chaos, 1975-1992
Lenin, r. 1917-24
Leningrad, Battle of, 1941-44
Liberia, 1989-96
Libya
Chad, 1982-
Italian Conquest, 1911-31
Uganda, 1978-79
Lithuania
War with Poland, 1920
Stalin
Holocaust
Luxemburg
Second World War, 1940-45
Holocaust
Macedonia
1903 Uprising
Albanians, 2001
Alexander the Great, 334-324 BCE
Madagascar, revolt, 1947
Majdanek
Maji-Maji Revolt, German East Africa, 1905-07
Malawi, 1964-94
Malaysia
Second World War, 1941-45
Emergency, 1948-60
War with Indonesia, 1962
Manchuria
1931-33
Soviet-Japanese War, 1939
Halhin Gol
Battle of, (WW2, 1945)
Mao Zedong, r. 1949-1975
Mau-Mau uprising, 1952-56
Mauritania
Western Sahara, 1975-78
Medical Mistakes, 1999
Mexico
Indians, 1500s
Independence, 1810-21
Texas, 1835-36
Mexican-American War, 1846-48
Yucatan Maya, 1847-55
Maximilian, 1862-67
Mexican Revolution, 1910-20
B. of Celaya
Uprising, 1923-24
Cristeros, 1926-30
Disappearances, 1970-85
US Border, 1997-
Mobutu Sese Seko (r. 1965-97)
Generally
Congo Crisis, 1960-67
Overthrow
Moldova, 1991-97
Mongolia
People's Republic, 1926-91
Soviet-Japanese War, 1939
Halhin Gol
Second World War, 1941-45
Mongols
Chingis Khan, d.1227
Timur Lenk, d.1405
Morocco
Spanish Wars
1859-60
1909-10
French War, 1917-18
The Rif
Independence, 1953-56
Western Sahara, 1975-78
Most ____ (see Rankings)
Mozambique
Colonial labor, 1900-25
Independence, 1961-75
Civil War, 1975-93
Mussolini, Benito, r. 1922-43
Myanmar, see Burma
Nagasaki, 1945
Nagorno-Karabakh, 1991 et seq.
Namibia
Herero War, 1904-07
Civil War, 1975-90
Nanking Massacre, 1937-38
Napoleonic Wars, 1802-15
Naval Battles (including joint land-air-sea battles)
Battle of the Atlantic
Iwo Jima
Jutland
Leyte Gulf
Midway
Okinawa
Pearl Harbor
Salamis, 480 BCE
Sea battles, 1500-1899
Spanish Armada, 1588
Tsushima
Nazism, 1933-45
Nepal, 1996-
Netherlands
Dutch Revolt, 1566-1609
American Revolution, 1775-1783
Second World War, 1940-45
Conquest, 1940
Holocaust
Dutch East Indies
Batavia, 1740
Java, 1825
Atjeh War, 1873-1914
Colonial labor, 1900-14
Bali, 1906
War of Independence, 1945-46
Irian, 1962
New Guinea
Bouganville Revolt, 1989 et seq.
Irian Jaya, 1962-
New Zealand
Maoris
First World War, 1914-18
Gallipoli, 1915-16
Second World War, 1939-45
Nicaragua
Walker Fillibuster, 1856-57
War, 1907
Sandino, 1926-33
War with Costa Rica, 1955
War with Honduras, 1957
Civil Wars, 1972-91
Nigeria
Satiru Massacre, 1906
Egba Revolt, 1918
Biafra, 1967-70
Moslem uprising, 1980-84
Internal Conflicts, 1990s, 2000s
Nineteenth Century
Normandy, Battle of, 1944
North Korea, see Korea
North Vietnam, see Vietnam
North Yemen, see Yemen
Northern Ireland, 1974-98
Norway
Second World War, 1940-45
Holocaust
Okinawa, Battle of, 1945
Ottoman Empire, see Turkey
Pacific War
South America, 1879-83
WW2, 1941-45
Pakistan
Partition Violence, 1947
Indo-Pakistani War, 1965
Baluchi/Pathan separatists, 1973-77
Bengali massacres, 1971
Sindh War, 1990s
Kargil War, 1999
Palestinians
Arab Revolt, 1936-39
Israel, 1947-
Jordan, 1970-1
Lebanon, 1975 et seq.
Panama, 1989
Papua New Guinea, 1989 et seq.
Paraguay
Civil War, 1911-12
Chaco War, 1932-35
Civil War, 1947
Stroessner, 1954-89
Ache Indians, 1968-74
Coup, 1989
War of the Triple Alliance, 1864-70
Passchendaele, Battle of, 1917
Persia, see Iran
Persian Wars, 499-448 BCE
Peru
Indians, 1500s
Tupac Amaru, 1780-83
Pacific War, 1879-83
Rubber Companies, 1900-1912
Uprising, 1932
Uprising, 1965-66
Shining Path, 1980-2000
War with Ecuador, 1995-97
Philippines
Philippine-American War, 1899-1902
Second World War, 1941-45
Bataan Death March, 1942
Manila Massacre, 1944-45
Huk Rebellion, 1946-54
Korean War, 1950-53
Vietnam War, 1965-73
Rebellions, 1972-92
Pol Pot, r.1975-78
Poland
War with USSR, 1919-20
Warsaw
War with Lithuania, 1920
Second World War
Military operations: 1939 Conquest, Italian Campaign, Market-Garden, NW Europe 1944-45, Normandy, Operation Bagration, Warsaw
Atrocities: Auschwitz, Belzec, Chelmno, Holocaust, Katyn, Majdanek, Sobibor, Treblinka, Warsaw
Post-WW2 expulsions of Germans, 1945-47
Communist Regime, 1948-91
Chmielnicki Rebellion, 1648-54
Portugal
Napoleonic Wars, 1802-15
Colonial labor, 1900-25
First World War, 1914-18
Spanish Civil War, 1936-39
Angola, 1961-75
Mozambique, 1961-75
Guinea-Bissau, 1962-74
Primitive War
Prussia, see Germany
Quadruple Alliance, War of the, 1718-20
Questionable Accusations, see Doubtful Events
Racism. Since race as a collection of physical traits is not really a scientific concept, it's difficult to distinguish between purely racial conflicts and all your other garden-variety ethnic conflicts. Whether a conflict is racist or not seems to depend entirely on whether the enemy originated just across the mountains or half a world away. Generally, what people mean by racism is probably covered by African Diaspora, Apartheid, Colonial Activities and Indians.
Railroads
Burma-Siam
Congo-Ocean
Rankings
Twenty Worst Of All Time
Of the 20th Century
Deadliest accidents
Worst atrocity
Greatest battle
Worst dictator
Deadliest earthquakes
Bloodiest massacre
Bloodiest war
Of American History
Bloodiest battle
Deadliest day
Deadliest disasters
Bloodiest war
Western Hemisphere
Religious Conflicts (selected)
Generally speaking, in most of the following cases, religion is both the stated cause of the killing and the only substantive difference between the two opposing groups. Obviously, there would be many additional conflicts where religion is just one of several divisions.
Albigensian Crusade, 1208-49
Algeria, 1992-
Aztecs
Baha'is, 1848-54
Bosnia, 1992-95
Boxer Rebellion, 1899-1901
Christian Romans, 30-313 CE
Croatia, 1991-92
Early Christian doctrinal disputes
English Civil War, 1642-46
Holocaust, 1938-45
Huguenot Wars, 1562-1598
India, 1992-2002
India: Suttee & Thugs
Indo-Pakistani Partition, 1947
Iran, Islamic Republic, 1979-
Iraq, Shiites, 1991-92
Jews, 1348
Jonestown, 1978
Korea, 1700s
Lebanon
1860
1975-92
Martyrs, generally
Molucca Is., 1999-
Mongolia, 1937-39
Northern Ireland, 1974-98
Responsibility generally (Is religion responsible for more deaths than ...?)
Christian culpabiltiy
Russian pogroms:
1905-06
1917-22
St. Bartholemew Massacre, 1572
Shang China, ca. 1300-1050 BCE
Shimabara Revolt, Japan 1637-38
Sikh uprising, India, 1984-91
Spanish Inquisition, 1478-1834
Taiping Rebellion, 1850-64
Thirty Years War, 1618-48
Tudor England
Vietnam, 1800s
Witch Hunts, 1400-1800
Xhosa, 1857
In addition, here are a few noteworthy conflicts where dissimilar ethnic groups fought for primarily religious reasons:
Arab Outbreak, 7th Century CE
Arab-Israeli Wars, 1948-
Al Qaeda, 1993-
Bible
Crusades, 1095-1291
Dutch Revolt, 1566-1609
Muslim conquest of India, 11th-17th C
Nigeria, 1990s, 2000s
Revolutionary War
American, 1775-1783
French, 1792-1802
Rhodesia
Civil War, 1972-79
Matabele, 1896-98
Roma, Holocaust, 1939-45
Roman Empire, 500 BCE - 476 CE
Romania
Vlad the Impaler, r.1456-62
Peasant Revolt, 1907
Balkan Wars, 1912-13
First World War, 1914-18
Second World War, 1940-45
War dead
Eastern Front
Stalingrad
Atrocities: Holocaust
Communist Regime, 1948-89
Uprising, 1989
Rubber Companies
Amazonia, 1900-1912
Congo Free State
French Equatorial Africa
Rumania, see Romania
Russia
Ivan the Terrible, r.1533-84
Russo-Tatar War, 1571
Time of Troubles, 1598-1613
Razin Rebellion, 1667-71
Peter the Great, r.1682-1721
Northern War, 1700-21
Bulavin's Revolt, 1707-08
Seven Years War, 1755-63
Pugachov Revolt, 1773-74
French Revolutionary Wars, 1792-1802
Napoleonic Wars, 1802-15
Russo-Turkish Wars: 1806-12, 1828-29, 1877-78
Crimean War, 1853-56
Romanov Regime, 1900-17
Boxer Rebellion, 1899-1901
Russo-Japanese War, 1904-05
Mukden
Tsushima
Persia, 1908-09
Kirghiz massacre, 1916
First World War, 1914-18
Lemberg, Tannenburg
Revolution, 1917
Civil War, 1917-22
Post-Communist Russia
Chechnya, 1994 et seq.
see Union of Soviet Socialist Republics for the years, 1922-1991
Russo-Japanese War, 1904-05
Mukden
Tsushima
Rwanda
1959-95
1990
Saddam Hussein (r. 1979-2003)
Generally
FAQ: before vs. after
see also specific events listed under Iraq
Salvador, see El Salvador
Saudi Arabia
Yemen, 1962-69
Scapegoats
Jews for Black Death, 1348
Koreans for earthquake, 1923
Second World War, see World War
Serbia
First World War, 1914-18
Senegal, 1982-
Seven Years War, 1755-63
Sierra Leone, 1991-
Sikhs
1st Sikh War, 1845-46
India, 1984-91
Sino-____ War, see China
Six Day War, 1967
Slavery
Western slave trade, 1500-1850
Eastern slave trade, 1500-1850
Zong, 1781
Sainte-Domingue, revolt, 1791-1803
Smallpox
Smoking
Sobibor
Soccer War, 1969
Somalia
Hasan, 1899-1920
Ogaden War, 1962-92
Conflict with Kenya, 1963
Barre regime, 1971-90
Chaos, 1992 et seq.
Somme, Battle of, 1916
Sources
South Africa
Mfecane, early 1800s
Zulus, 1856
Xhosa, 1857
Anglo-Zulu War, 1879
Anglo-Boer War, 1899-1902
Zulu Revolt, 1905
Second World War, 1940-45
Italy
North Africa
Apartheid Regime, 1948-93
Namibia, 1975-90
Angola, 1975-95
South Korea, see Korea
South Vietnam, see Vietnam
South Yemen, see Yemen
Soviet Union, see Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Spain
Spanish Inquisition, 1478-1834
Dutch Revolt, 1566-1609
Spanish Armada, 1588
American Revolution, 1775-1783
Napoleonic Wars, 1802-15
South American independence, 1810-23
Mexico, 1810-21
Carlist Wars
1st, 1832-40
2nd, 1846-49
3rd, 1872-76
Cuba
Ten Years War, 1868-78
Revolt, 1895-98
Spanish-American War, 1898
Morocco
1859-60
1909-11
The Rif , 1921-26
Asturias Miners, 1934
Spanish Civil War, 1936-39
Ebro
Second World War, 1940-45
Basques, 1961 et seq.
Madrid, 2004
Spanish Flu, 1918-19
Spanish Succession, War of the, 1701-13
Spelling
Sri Lanka
1971 Rebellion
1977-95 War
Stalin, r. 1924-53
Generally
Second World War
Bykivnia
Kolyma
Kuropaty
Vorkuta
Stalingrad
Battle of, 1942-43
Air raid, 1942
Sudan
Civil War, 1955-72
Civil War, 1983-
Darfur, 2003-
Suez Crisis, 1956
Sweden
Great Northern War, 1700-21
Syria
War with France 1920
Arab-Israeli Wars, 1947-73
Hafez al-Assad, 1971 et seq.
Lebanon, 1976
Taiwan
1947
1954-55
Tajikstan, 1992-96
Tamerlane, d.1405
Tannenburg, Battle of, 1914
Tanzania
Maji-Maji Revolt, 1905-07
Zanzibar, 1964
Uganda, 1978-79
Terrorism (selected)
International, 1977-1999
Northern Ireland, 1974-98
Palestinians
United States, 2001-
Texas War of Independence, 1835-36
Thailand
War with France, 1940-41
misc. unrest, 1947-77
Korean War, 1950-53
Vietnam War, 1965-73
Thirty Years War, 1618-48
Thuggee, 13th-19th C
Tibet
War with UK, 1904
War with China, 1912-13
War with China, 1918
Chinese Occupation, 1950 et. seq
Timor, East, 1975 et seq.
Timur, d.1405
Tito, r. 1944-87
Tobacco
Tojo Hideki, r. 1941-45
Tokyo Air Raid, 1945
Total for the ...
Twentieth Century
Nineteenth Century
Eighteenth Century
Prehistoric Era
Whole history of humanity
Treblinka
Tunisia
War of Independence
1961
Turkey
Macedonia, 1903
Italo-Turkish War, 1911-12
Balkan Wars, 1912-13
First World War, 1914-18
Gallipoli, 1915-16
Armenians, 1915-23
Trebizond
Bitlis
Greco-Turkish War, 1919-1922
Kurdistan
1925
Dersim, 1937
1980s, 1990s
Korean War, 1950-53
Cyprus, 1974
Extremists, 1975-80
Military Regime, 1980-87
Before the 20th C.
16th Century, 1500s
17th Century, 1600s
Habsburg-Ottoman War, 1682-99
Venetian-Austro-Turkish War, 1714-18
War with Persia, 1720s
Egypt, 1805-11
Greek Revolution, 1821-28
Russo-Turkish Wars: 1806-12, 1828-29, 1877-78
Crimean War, 1853-56
Lebanon, 1860
Bulgaria, 1876
Armenia, 1895-96
Twentieth Century
Total
Before the 20th Century
Twenty-first Century
Uganda
Civil War, 1966
Idi Amin, 1972-78
Civil War, 1979-87
Civil War, 1987-
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Russian Civil War and Lenin, 1917-22
War with Poland, 1919-20
Warsaw
Stalin, 1924-53
Gulags etc.: Kolyma, Kuropaty, Vorkuta, Bykivnia
Sino-Soviet War, 1929
Changkufeng Incident, 1938
Mongolia, 1939
Halhin Gol
War with Finland, 1939-40
Second World War, 1940-45
Casualties: Poland 1939, Great Patriotic War
Atrocities: Holocaust, Babi Yar, Odessa
Major battles: Operation Bagration, 1st Belorussia, Berlin, Donbass, Kiev, Kursk, Leningrad, Manchuria, Moscow, North Caucasus, Rzhev-Vyazma, Seelow Heights, 1st Smolensk, Stalingrad, 1st West Ukraine, 2nd West Ukraine
Occupation of Iran, 1945-47
Hungarian Uprising, 1956
Sino-Soviet War, 1963-69
Afghanistan, 1979-95
Former USSR: Chechnya, Georgia, Moldova, Nagorno-Karabakh, Tajikstan
United Kingdom
Before 1707, see England
Jacobite Rebellion, 1715-16
French and Indian War, 1754-63
American Revolution, 1775-1783
Napoleonic Wars, 1802-15
Anglo-American War, 1812-15
1st Sikh War, 1845-46
Crimean War, 1853-56
Sepoy Mutiny, 1857
Maori War, 1860-72
Anglo-Zulu War, 1879
Boer War, 1899-1902
Boxer Rebellion, 1899-1901
Mad Mullah, 1899-1920
War with Tibet, 1904
Kenya, 1905
Zulu Revolt, 1905
Satiru Massacre, Nigeria, 1906
World War I, 1914-18
Battles: 2nd Arras, Battle of the Frontiers, Gallipoli, Jutland, 1st Marne, 2nd Marne, Passchendaele, Somme, 1st Ypres
Nigeria, 1918
Russian Civil War, 1918-20
Amritsar Massacre, India, 1919
Iraq, 1920
Burma, 1930-32
World War II, 1939-45
Casualties
Battle of the Atlantic
Burma
Battle of Britain
France, 1940
Greece
Italy: Anzio, Monte Casino
North Africa: 2nd El Alamein
NW Europe 1944-45: Market-Garden, Normandy
Atrocities
Air raids: Dresden, Hamburg, London
Dutch East Indies, 1945-46
Palestine, 1945-48
Malaya, 1948-60
Korean War, 1950-53
Mau-Mau uprising, 1952-56
Suez, 1954
Cyprus, 1955-59
Malaysia, 1962
Aden, 1963-67
Northern Ireland, 1969-
Falkland War, 1982
Iraq, 2003
United States of America
American Military History, Generally
All wars
Bloodiest battle
Bloodiest war
Deadliest day
US accused of causing (post WW2)
King Philip's War, 1675-76
French and Indian War, 1754-63
Revolutionary War, 1775-1783
Indian Wars, 1776-1890: collectively, individually
War of 1812, 1812-15
Creek War
Seminole War, 1835-42
Texas War of Independence, 1835-36
Mexican War, 1846-48
Walker Fillibuster, 1856-57
Civil War, 1860-65
Reconstruction, 1865-76
Spanish-American War, 1898
Lynchings, 1882-64
Philippine Insurgency, 1899-1902
Boxer Rebellion, 1899-1901
Mexican Revolution, 1910-20
World War I, 1917-18
Belleau Wood, 2nd Marne, Meuse-Argonne
Haiti, 1918-20
Russian Civil War, 1918-20
Chicago gang wars, 1920s
Nicaragua, 1926-33
Spanish Civil War, 1936-39
World War II, 1941-45
Casualties: Burma, Italy, North Africa, NW Europe, Pacific
Major battles: Anzio, Battle of the Atlantic, Bulge, Guadalcanal, Guam, Iwo Jima, Leyte, Leyte Gulf, Market-Garden, Midway, Monte Casino, Normandy, Okinawa, Pearl Harbor, Peleliu, Saipan
Atrocities
Air raids: Berlin, Dresden, Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Tokyo
Korean War, 1950-53
Chosin Reservoir
Dominican Republic, 1965
Vietnam War, 1965-73
Tet, 1968
Lebanon, 1983
Grenada, 1983
Panama, 1989
Gulf War, 1990-91
War on Terrorism, 1993-
Kosovo, 1998
Afghanistan, 2001-
Iraq, 2003-
Non-Wars, for comparison:
Abortions, 1970-95
Disasters
Homicides, 1900-96
Medical Mistakes, 1999
Mexican Border, 1997-
Racism, 1900-70
Unlikeliest Accusations, see Doubtful Events
Uruguay
1904
Military Regime, 1973-84
Venezuela
Independence, 1810-23
Power struggles, 1830-1903
Federal War, 1859-63
Verdun, Battle of, 1916
Vietnam
Indochina War, 1945-54
Dien Bien Phu
North Vietnam, 1954-75
South Vietnam, Diem, 1955-63
Vietnam War, 1965-75
Tet, 1968
Post-War, 1975-87
Laos, 1975-87
Cambodia
Khmer Rouge, 1975-79
Civil War, 1978-91
Sino-Vietnamese War, 1979
Christians, 1800s
Violencia, Colombia, 1946-58
Vlad the Impaler, r.1456-62
Vorkuta
Western Sahara
Morocco vs. Polisario Front, 1975-78
Witch Hunts, 1400-1800
World Trade Center, 1993, 2001
3rd deadliest day in American history
World Wars
First World War, 1914-18
Generally
Major battles
Aftershocks:
Armenian Massacres, 1915-23
Finnish Civil War, 1918
German unrest, 1919
Greco-Turkish War, 1919-1922
Hungary, 1919
Russian Civil War, 1918-20
Russo-Polish War, 1919-20
Spanish Flu, 1918-19
Second World War, 1937/39-45
Nation by nation
By Campaign and Battle
Atrocities
Major battles
Massacres
Preliminary Conflicts:
Manchuria, 1931-33
Ethiopia, 1935-41
Mongolia, 1939
Russo-Finnish War, 1939-40
Aftershocks:
Greek Civil War, 1943-49
Post-war expulsions of Germans, 1945-47
French Indochina, 1945-54
Dutch East Indies, 1945-46
Chinese Civil War, 1945-49
Worst ____ (see Rankings)
Yemen
North Yemen (s.k.a. "Kingdom of Yemen", "Yemen Arab Republic")
Civil War, 1948
Civil War, 1962-69
South Yemen (s.k.a. "Aden", "Federation of South Arabia", "People's Republic of Southern Yemen")
British intervention, 1963-67
Civil War, 1986
Yom Kippur War, 1973
Yugoslavia
Second World War, 1940-45
Casualties: Balkans Campaign
Atrocities: Holocaust, Jasenovac
Tito Regime, 1944-80
Former Yugoslavia
Bosnia and Herzegovina, 1992-95
Croatia, 1991-92
Kosovo, 1998-99
Zaire, see Congo
Zambia, 1964
Zanzibar, 1964
Zimbabwe
Rhodesian Civil War, 1972-79
Mugabe, 1980-
Zulus
Shaka & Mfecane, early 1800s
Civil War, 1856
Anglo-Zulu War, 1879
1905 Revolt

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So....?..... who's the one not providing research....?

edit: I forgot to mention, if you follow the link I posted above to where the above info is listed. Each incident is actually a link to the details of each conflict, which includes death toll.

My bad...according to my reference material, (which you've already discounted). The crusades resulted in roughly 1.5million deaths. That's a little off your number of 12k, but hey, lets stick with biblical accuracy for sake of arguement. There's no mention of length, but I was always lead to believe that it stretched over many years. I'll see what I can find.

[Link: users.erols.com]

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Ok..., the conflict in the middle east is being accepted as the longest "conflict" in world history, 2000+ yrs. I think that one takes it...lol. Of course this hasn't been constant battle, but either side hasn't been at "peace" with one another for that length of time.

The first crusade start circa: 1095AD (AD added for your reference)
The final crusade (#9 against opposing religious groups) ended in: 1272AD

Again...not constant battle, but just a little shy of 200yrs for the church's violent intolerance for a difference in religious belief, just the same.

smokinghot,

I think it's great that you've taken the time to post all of this information. I don't think it's likely to change mcn779's mind, though. Like most under-educated, low-functioning, brainwashed souls, he seems unable to get past his religious and dogmatic upbringing for some rational and evidence-based ideas. I'm washing my hands of him. Good luck to you. I'll check in from time-to-time on this thread to see if you make any progress. Keep up the good fight!

Thanks David...

Truly though... I have no interest in trying to convince mcn779 of anything. I really do think faith is a great thing, and if some need a god figure to make through the day, so be it. Who am I to judge...? Other than I personally think the world would be better served if efforts and money (see link) needed to believe in a god were focus on the worlds problems.

However I take exception to those (funny how it's always someone of religion) that say that I'm close minded. When it's obviously the other way around. I'm open to any possibility, even a god based one. Unfortunately it must be my over active common sense that makes me lean toward the side of science.

I don't get why it is so hard to say that we are predisposed to certain beliefs.

Admitting it has got to be next in line to the three hardest words to pronounce in the English language (I was wrong).

If someone generally doesn't like God or God-believing people, he will tend to digest more news/info sources to support his beliefs, and there are plenty of them! Plenty enough to satisfy anyone who wants to leave God out of his life. With the internet, there is no lack of evidence for anything you choose to believe!

I happen to believe in God and can find enough evidence to support it. Since I am now leaning in that direction, I am more interested in reading things that support my beliefs. I freely admit it.

Why can't both sides admit it? Why can't both sides just say "I know you can find lots of evidence to support your belief and I respect that" and be done? We can banter a bit, not change any minds, but just end up with respect at the end of the day instead of 5th grade name calling? I find the interchange of ideas very interesting but the kiddie name calling is a little old.