Revision as of 15:26, 8 June 2022 view source LuciusHistoricus (talk \| contribs) Extended confirmed users 5,517 edits →Battle: Probably 1,000 (certainly not 1,00) Tags: Mobile edit Mobile app edit Android app edit ← Previous edit		Revision as of 17:14, 1 September 2022 view source Jules Agathias (talk \| contribs) Extended confirmed users 3,112 edits None of the sources listed there mention 1000 killed on the French side. A matter of vandalism perharps?! Next edit →
Line 24: \| strength1 = 10,000–11,000 men{{sfn\|Tucker\|2010\|p=361}}{{sfn\|Nolan\|2006\|p=303}}{{efn\|"The French army of 10,000–11,000 men came down the valley of the Taro towards Parma. Gonzaga had about 20,000 troops...".{{sfn\|Mallett\|Shaw\|2012\|p=31}}}} \| strength2 = 20,000-21,500 men{{sfn\|Mallett\|Shaw\|2012\|p=31}}{{sfn\|Tucker\|2010\|p=361}}{{sfn\|Dupuy\|1993\|p=462}} \| casualties1 = * ~~100–1,000~~100–200 killed{{sfn\|Nolan\|2006\|p=304}}{{sfn\|Dupuy\|1993\|p=462}}{{sfn\|Tucker\|2010\|p=361}} * 200 wounded{{sfn\|Dupuy\|1993\|p=462}}{{sfn\|Tucker\|2010\|p=361}} \| casualties2 = * 3,350-4,000 killed{{sfn\|Dupuy\|1993\|p=462}}{{sfn\|Tucker\|2010\|p=361}}{{sfn\|Nolan\|2006\|p=304}} *Unknown wounded \| units2 = [[Stradioti]] \|campaignbox = {{Campaignbox Italian War of 1494–1498}}

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