Biggest Battles of WWII

Biggest and most horrific battles of WWII
First quiz made so bear with me.
Quiz by qwertyuiop
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Last updated: December 17, 2019
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Combatants
Battle
Germany and Polish
Blitzkrieg
Germany and Soviet Union
Stalingrad
Germany and British
Battle of Britain
Germany and U.S.
Monte Cassino
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Japan and U.S.
Battle of Midway
Japan and U.S.
Iwo Jima
British, U.S. and Japan
Okinawa
Germany and U.S., British, Australia, Poland
D-Day
U.S., British, Canada and Germany
Battle of the Bulge
U.S., Australia and Japan
Battle of the Bismarck Sea
Belgium, Poland, France, Britain and Germany
Dunkirk
U.S., Britain, France, and Germany, Italy
Operation Torch
U.S., Britain, Australia, New Zealand and Japan
Guadalcanal
Britain, U.S., Australia, New Zealand and Germany, Japan
2nd Battle of El Alamein
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Level 63
Apr 8, 2020
I like the concept of the quiz, but you need to do a bit more research. "Blitzkrieg" is not the name of a battle or even a tactic - it's a catch-all term for how Germany fought against a lot of opponents. There were no Japanese or Americans at El Alamein, no Brits at Guadalcanal and rather a lot more people than just Americans and Germans at Monte Cassino. "D-Day" is understood by a lot of people to mean the Normandy landings in 1944, but it's not the name of that battle or even of the Operation behind it - every operation had a "D-Day" at its start. Keep on reading and learning, and keep up the good work making quizzes.
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Level 60
Nov 15, 2022
I agree. This quiz is a good idea, but there are so many errors it doesn't function in its current form.