Bloodiest battles of world history?

[Chaos Affinity]

So which one was it?

 

[rakedog]

In terms of casualties... Stalingrad.

 

[Chaos Affinity]

Where and what time period was the battle of stalingard?

 

[rakedog]

November 1941 (accualy there was fighting there before that, but that's when like real battle started) to Feb 1942. Huge battle for the city of Stalingrad in Russia.

There are a lot of other battles that can be considered bloody... Waterloo, Gettysburg, Borodino, ect. ect. I'm sure Giancarlo can name a lot more.

 

[Giancarlo]

I don't agree with rakedog which is typical. I would say definitely Kursk.

 

[alvino]

Wasn't Kursk the biggest tank battle in history?

 

[rakedog]

Yeah it was... And yeah, there were millions of soldiers involved..

 

[Jefforaby]

I would have to agree with rake... in terms of people involved, Kursk... In terms of casualties, stalingrad.

 

[Giancarlo]

I still can't agree with rakedog on that one, and I won't.

 

[alvino]

Is that some "Golden Rule" when you debate?