The Most Brutal War in History

The most brutal wars in history were fought over the Holy Land, and because of this thousands of men, women, and children were killed. Check out why the Crusades were the most brutal war in history in today's new epic video!

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[Maltatata]

There are more bots here than the separatist droid army.

[Bigfoot_With_Internet_Access]

I'm glad we bigfoots dont have to fight wars in the wilderness

[michaelspaulding]

Guys, don't get it twisted but the emu war should be an honerble mention 😂

[randomcatcommander]

The most brutal war in history: The infographics show comment section war. bring out machine guns and

[DxWiggins]

An interesting fact about Richard the lion heart and Saladin was that they actually respected one another. When Richards horse was shot out from under him, Saladin called for a ceasefire and sent two horses to replace Richards horse and make sure he was okay. They also tried to create a marriage alliance to end the war but the pope would not tolerate it. A shame, because if the marriage would have gone through, Christian-Muslim relations would have been drastically different than they have been.

[phidiaschimarides]

This is what online school should be like

[sirmorallyincorrect]

The fourth great ninja war was so brutal because I wasn’t there to defeat the ten tails by using 0.001% of my full power

[scp-ticklemnstr]

Actually It was me and the boys fighting over the last slice of pizza at a sleepover there were about 8 or 9 of us.

Edit: Then the dog ate it, over 15 minutes of fighting wasted.😧

[interestingusername]

The most brutal war in history was ww2. about 70 million people died in the span of 6 years.

[oliversherman]

The most brutal war in all of human history: me fighting the rest of my family about what movie to watch almost every night

[JoboMcFakeAF]

I love you guys keep pumping these vids out fast!

[stayhydrated]

The most brutal war in histort:

The fight for WATERR

[noahbrody]

"the holy hand grenade of antioch"

[erickmadrazo]

You should do one on, “The Dresden Firestorm”
Was not long ago, shows human immortalities and how we are much better humans today.

[MrCuttysark]

The era of the Crusades was more complicated than many think. Although the Crusades themselves were ostensibly Christian vs. Muslim (or more accurately Catholic vs. whoever happened to have the door key to Jerusalem when they got there), the events which surround this: the Saljuq Turk migration into the Mediterranean is where things get interesting. In terms of factions you actually have Egyptian and Byzantine vs Turk (Christians and Muslims in the both disliked the idea of losing their sovereignty and as far as Byzantines and the Fatimid Caliphate you actually had Muslim and Christian working together. Also there were Christians among the Caliphate and the Turks. The Vatican made the Crusades a holy war for Christians (read European Catholics) but the greater geopolitical situation was much more complex and wasn't quite as Christian vs. Muslim as Pope Urban made it out to be.

[math_wiz]

The narrator's pronunciation is amazing. He pronounces everything properly, in any language.

[seekeroftruth]

Do I have to point out that this wasn’t the most brutal war in history ? I mean it’s not even close to the top 10

[USSRIvan]

perfect timing for AP World History Exam

[waleedasif]

Fun Fact: Salahuddin/Saladin was such a pious man. In Saladin’s possession at the time of his death were one piece of gold and forty pieces of silver. He had given away his great wealth to his poor subjects, leaving nothing to pay for his funeral.

[anthonyvaleriuskevin]

The Crusade is very complicated. The Crusade or Crusades are a series of defensive wars. It was originally meant to defend the Eastern Roman Empire or the Orthodox Christians to be exactly.