Wars & Conflicts Codexery

A source-cited reference to wars & conflicts

Wars & Conflicts (20)

• Napoleonic Wars — Global conflicts from 1803 to 1815, featuring coalitions against Napoleon and French domination of Europe.
• Nigerian Civil War — A war of secession, starvation, and global television.
• Northern Crusades — Military campaigns to Christianize the pagan peoples of the Baltic shores.
• Ottoman wars in Europe — Ottoman wars in Europe from the Late Middle Ages to the early 20th century.
• Pacific War — The largest theater of World War II, fought across the Pacific and Asia.
• Paraguayan War — Deadliest inter-state war in Latin American history.
• Peloponnesian War — A Greek war for hegemony between Athens and Sparta.
• Punic Wars — Three wars that ended Carthage and made Rome supreme.
• Roman–Persian wars — Seven centuries of inconclusive Roman–Persian conflict.
• Russo-Japanese War — War between Russia and Japan over imperial ambitions in East Asia.
• Russo-Turkish War (1877–1878) — War that freed Balkan states and shifted Black Sea power.
• Second Boer War — A colonial war over gold and British dominance in Southern Africa.
• Second Congo War — A major conflict drawing nine African nations and 25 armed groups.
• Second Italo-Ethiopian War — Italy's largest colonial campaign, ending in Ethiopia's annexation.
• Second Opium War — Conflict over opium trade and diplomatic rights.
• Second Sino-Japanese War — Largest Asian war of the 20th century, intertwined with World War II.
• Seven Years' War — Global war that reshaped European and colonial power.
• Sino-Burmese War — Four Qing invasions of Burma ended in a truce.
• Spanish Civil War — The Spanish Civil War, which raged in Spain from 1936 to 1939, pitted the Republican faction against the Nationalist…
• Spanish–American War — Conflict that ended Spanish empire and launched U.S. overseas power.

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