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How many Germans were killed in D Day?

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Estimated between 4,000 and 9,000 casualties


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Approximately 5,000 Allied soldiers were killed and 8-10,000 Germans


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How many Germans survived Omaha on D-Day?

10,000 Germans fought on D-Day and 4,000 to 9,000 died.


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How many Germans were at d day?

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How many Germans died during d-day?

Rommel and von Kluge had that area. Get the book of General Speidel, who was second to Rommel, for a firsthand account of casualty reports. It's called __Invasion 1944__, in the original English edition of 1950. according to a docomentaire about D-day ,the casualties to the German side were 6500 dead!


Were the Germans ever on the beach during World War 2 on D-Day?

Yes, the Germans were heavily emplaced at every one of the landing beaches. They killed and wounded many thousands of the invading Allied troops right on the beaches.


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How did the react Germans after D-day?

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