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For the Germans the total of looses and casualties were 841,000. This including the losses of; 750,000 soldiers, 91,000 soldiers, Officers and Generals Captured, 900 Aircraft, 1,500 tanks and 6,000 Artillery Guns

For the USSR, the total looses and casualties were 1,169,619. This included the losses of 1,129,619 Soldiers, 40,000 Civilians, 4,341 tanks, 15,728 Artillery pieces and 2,769 Combat Aircraft.

The looses were high because, the German 6th Army containing 300,000 German soldiers were encircled at Stalingrad and died from Starvation or Kia. Also, that their was enough warning that 270,000, 550 tanks and 1,650 Aircraft were on their way to Stalingrad because, their was Secrete Sovier Spies.

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The Germans lost about;

  • Estimated of 850,000 (including other axis members) which were either KIA, WIA or POW
  • 900 Aircraft
  • 1,500 Tanks
  • 6,000 Artillery Pieces
Whiles the Soviets lost;
  • Approximately of 1.15 Million which were either KIA, WIA or POW
  • 2,769 Combat Aircraft
  • 4,341 Tanks
  • 15,728 Artillery Pieces
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In total, it was 2 Million casualties. The Germanshad 850,000 casualties whilst the UUSR had 1.15 Million Casualties.

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Nazi Germany lost 841,000 Soldiers and the USSR lost 1,129,619 soldiers.

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Nearly 2 million .

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