Huge wars that most people forgot or never heard of.

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  1. Bart (Moderator) NKVD Channel Maintainer

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    That war is pretty well-known. Most people most people link that to the First World War, though.
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    Gothic wars, Vandalic war.
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    Michigan-Ohio War/Toledo War
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    Well Ohio won so.........suck it!
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    The great dominion vs empire war which then lead to the Skyrim civil war.
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    the War, yes. But think of it, we got the Rescourse-rich UP, and you got the City of Toledo, so who Really won? Good ol' Michigan :D
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  7. The Shaw Rawnald Gregory Erickson the Second

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    You're from Michigan? Where at? My whole family is from there. And I'm actually part Ojibwe (a native tribe from the UP).
    And yeah Toledo is a shitty place.
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    Metro Detroit XD
  9. The Shaw Rawnald Gregory Erickson the Second

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    Too bad lol. I've been told that Detroit is pretty scary.
    My ma's family is from some redneck town called South Lyon, just outside Detroit, they actually lived on 8 mile road. And my dad is from some even more redneck town south of Traverse City. Michigan is a fucking empty place though, nothing but backwoods bumblefuck towns and wooded areas for 98% of the land. I'm glad they moved to a slightly less redneck area with slightly less dangerous cities before I was born.
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    It was a pretty worthless battle/war. Well technically we won the war/battle because we got what it was for.
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    Have you ever seen Toledo? I think I'd rather live in the UP.
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    In regards to how the conflict went, yes you won, but we profited more as of the result of the conflict is what i was getting at ;P
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    The Pig War of 1859 (no fighting and no deaths other than one pig)
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pig_War

    Yes it's true the Korean War often overshadowed by World War II and Vietnam.

    (Double-post merged by FeyBart. Ya welcome, buddy.)
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    I live in Ohio.....Toledo is 1 hour north of where I live. I like Toledo but I would much rather live in Columbus.
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    Born Poland, Grew up in Detroit and then moved down to Florida.
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    Yeah, the Portuguese didn't have only one colonial war.

    I may as well put names of rebellions in Brazil, but I don't think they fit the theme of "Huge wars".

    I'd like to point out the Austro-Prussian war of 1866-7.
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    That one war between those two nations somewhere on a continent and both sides had generals commanding people to charge at the enemy and stab them. yeah it was a brutal war.
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    some others could be the Pastry and Quasi Wars.

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