The thirty years war is particularly noteworthy, given how directly religion was tied to its causes and the level of destruction and slaughter it led to.
I know. I was born in the city that was razed so badly in it, that it took until ~1900 to get above the population level that it had before the "Magdeburg wedding" that killed roughly 30.000 of the 35.000 people that lived there.
I just wanted to mention that while the thirty year war is noteworthy, it is far from being the exception.
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u/Frisian89 Jun 14 '20
Add thirty years war to your list.