Was the Deadliest European earthquake the 1908 Messina earthquake?

80,000 died.

conley392021-03-15T00:02:14Z

Yes, that was the deadliest one in Europe

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Anonymous2021-03-14T09:36:09Z

The deadliest documented earthquake in Europe was on 28 December 1908, when a 7.0 magnitude earthquake in the Messina Strait between Sicily and mainland Italy killed 72,000 people. 

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