The Most Brutal War in History 

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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.

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

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.

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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

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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.

Fun fact- Christian vs Islam (Reconquista) took 700 years it was fought in Spain and Portugal

Wellllllllll I think it's pretty safe to say that WWII is the most brutal war in history about 70,000,000(or more) people died during WWII

No, the crusades would not have been foregone had they learned abouts each others culture. Religion is not the reason wars start, despite what many people think today. To believe that wars wouldnt happen without religion is ridiculous, as is the idea that learning about the enemies culture could prevent wars.

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according to the animation in the video the truks took constantinople before the crusaders since they added the towers of aghia sofia.

I don't really get the part where the Baltic Sea crusades had a goal of exterminating pagans in Transylvania. those two locations are very far from each other

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This isn’t particularly historically viable concept. The Crusades can’t really be considered a war, more of a period of history or a series of wars. Saying that 9 separate wars with gaps in between is one war would be like grouping every war in Germany between 1748 to 1948. Most of them don’t even have the same purpose, they have wildly differing results, and they aren’t a single conflict. Some of the Crusades never even reached the Holy Land, like the Fourth Crusade.

The byzantines actually retreated after 7 months of besieging Antioch, then the french took it and managed to also conquer Jerusalem against all odds. You also failed to mention that the crusade was actually a response to the destruction of the Holy Sepulchre by the Turks who had taken the city from the Abbasids (egyptians) and prevented christian pilgrimage in Jerusalem. Let's not ignore the fact the that at this time, for the past 400 years, Islam had been conquering from the middle east all the way to France.

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This war was epic

I think the conquests of Ghengis Khan were far more brutal than the crusades.

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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.

The Church and France betrayed the Templars out of fear how powerful they became. A interesting fact is that on the day of the betrayal the Grand Master of the Templars cursed the King and the Pope and exactly 1 year later they died along the kings entire lineage.

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Why are the Byzantines/Romans pictured as Middle Eastern? I was so confused for a minute.

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Fun fact: Most of the crusaders were criminals and murderers and unexpirienced peopole because a guy said that if they would go to war their sins would be forgiven and they all would go to paradise

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Is there anything that isn't brutal about us and our history? 😂👌

They also fought in North Africa and had great success

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Forgot about the Caliphate that took over the Iberian peninsula, leading to the idea of crusade. That’s really what got things rolling: the reconquista was pivotal.

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Richard the lion heart is from final fantasy tactics. The lion heart wars

How often is religion used as a cover for people who mainly want fame, riches and power?

There was a story how one group of crusaders held a shield wall protecting the woman, elderly and the supplies on the hot sun for a whole day while muslim horse archer rained arrows on them, the people being protected started giving water to the exhausted soldiers and sang Christian songs

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The children’s crusade was really crazy.

Those poor young lads. I was one of those lads.

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At 3:35 there is an image of the Hagia Sophie a mosque in instanbul. But at 3:35 the narrator spoke about the crusaders at Jerusalem

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This is a very simplistic version of the crusades.

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"The most brutal war in history..." Hogwash. Nothing happened in the Crusades that hadn't already happened throughout Europe, Mesopotamia, Asia or North Africa during the early Middle Ages, Classical Antiquity, or Ancient times. The most brutal war in history is the one that an individual must face.

>the most brutal war in history Dude.....the crusades were a series of 9 conflicts through a spam of over 200 years with many peaceful breaks between them. And relatively lower and tamer casualties when compared to some modern conflicts. If that was the most brutal war ever, what ww1 should be called?

I’m sorry I love the info graphics but this was bad. I am not a historian that specializes in the history of the crusades but I know enough to know there were major problems with this video. First of all the crusades were bad but they were far from the most brutal wars in human history. You animated the temple of Solomon which had not existed for centuries and no Jewish temple had existed since the first century. Minarets on the Hagia Sofia did not exist until it was conquered by the Ottoman Turks in the 15th century. No mention of the Seljuk Turks at all in the video. They arguably were the single most important factor in starting the crusades. The fourth Crusade did not target Constantinople. Yes it was sacked by the Crusaders but that was because the whole event was a fustercluck that went way off the rails. The whole thing was framed as Muslims vs. Christians which at its most basic level was true but ignores political, religious, and social details that played huge roles in the conflicts. Most crusaders were not motivated by blind loyalty to the Church. Though that probably did happen in some cases there were many more complex and compelling incentives to go fight for the holy land. Such as forgiveness of sins, glory, the chance to get rich, social and religious pressure, fear of excommunication and other factors. Please just go read the Wikipedia page.

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I thought the world wars were the most brutal ones

war for the holy land: is the most brutal war in history the napoleonic wars and the world wars: i'm gonna ruin this man's hole career

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I thought WW2 was the most brutal for three reasons: It had the Holocaust. It had the highest casualties of any other war. It's so far the only war in which atomic bombs were used.

THANK YOU for acknowledging the shared history and belief system of the Jews, Muslims, and Christians. They're more alike than they admit.

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I remember when they were trying to do a new Crusade to retrace the Crusaders footsteps 👣 for 2003 but 9 11 01 acured . Needless to say it didn't happen!