1.
Stalingrad, World War II (Sept. 1942-31 Jan. 1943)
Russian military historians estimate 1.1 million Soviet soldiers lost their lives. Total Axis losses are estimated at 800,000.
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2.
Leningrad, World War II (8 Sept. 1941-27 Jan. 1944)
Total number of soldiers and civilians who perished: 1.6M-2.0M, including an estimated 1 million Soviet civilians.
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3.
Moscow, World War II (Sept. 1941-Jan. 1942)
Exact casualty information is impossible, but most historians agree that the Soviets suffered nearly 10 deaths for every death on the German side. Conservative estimated place USSR casualties at 700,000 and German at 200,000.
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4.
Kursk, World War II (4-22 July 1943)
325,000 dead
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5.
Kiev, World War II (7 July-26 Sept. 1941)
Total casualties on both sides estimated at 678, 000
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6.
1st Smolensk, World War II (10 July-10 Sept. 1941
Total causalities estimated at 535,000.
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7.
bangladesh libration war
3,000,000 civilians and multiples of that raped maimed and imprisioned.30,000 solders killed. and estimated 10,000 pakis killed out of90,000 .
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8.
Somme, World War I (1 July-18 Nov. 1916)
306,000 dead
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9.
Verdun, World War I (21 Feb.-16 Dec. 1916)
305,000 dead
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10.
Voronezh-Voroshilovgrad, World War II (28 June-24 July 1942)
371,000 dead
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11.
Operation Bagration or 2nd Belorussia, World War II (23 June-29 Aug. 1944)
350,000 dead
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12.
Rzhev-Vyazma, World War II (8 Jan.-20 Apr. 1942)
272,000 dead
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13.
Berlin, World War II (16 April-7 May 1945)
250,000 dead
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14.
North Caucasus, World War II (25 July-20 Apr. 1942)
262,000 dead
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15.
1st Belorussia, World War II (22 June-9 July 1941)
375,000 dead
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16.
Lower Dnieper, World War II (26 Sept.-20 Dec.1943)
173,000 dead
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17.
2nd West Ukraine, World War II (24 Dec.-17 Apr. 1944)
270,000 dead
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18.
Battle of France, World War II (10 May-22 June, 1940)
185,000 dead
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19.
Survival War 1900's
so many bullets flying that several had hit each other
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20.
1st West Ukraine, World War II (22 June-6 July 1941)
189,000 dead
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21.
Königsberg, World War II (13 Jan.-9 April 1945)
168,000 dead
-2 points - added 15 years ago by pxc0 -
22.
Donbass-Rostov, World War II (29 Sept.-16 Nov. 1941)
157,000 dead
-5 points - added 15 years ago by pxc0 -
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