I don't see a difference on the evilness rate of who kills a two hundred thousand or who kill a million civilians. I understand each side had different reasons, but I am talking just about the evilness on that. During the war, everybody is evil.
Oh ok, so your personal definition of evil just includes every belligerent act.
Yes, when civilians are involved.
Right, so if someone takes military action with a non-zero chance of civilian death then they have committed an evil on par with the holocaust, no?
If he kills thousands, for sure. No difference between thousands or millions, it is the same evilness rate. After some point, there is no difference in cruelty.
What is that point? What is the moral difference between hundreds and thousands, or dozens and hundreds.