How many soldiers did russia have in world war 2?

Answer 1

While the bast majority of Soviet soldiers were conscripted, many did enlist for patriotic reasons; the actual number is probably impossible to calculate, but it was probably much lower than in other allied countries.

Answer 2

The USSR suffered well over 25 Million casualties, of whom an indeterminate number served in the Red Army, as partisans, or were civilian victims. Many of these victims were of the Jewish religion and decent which were terminated in concentration camps such as Auschwitz.

Answer 3

The Soviets Had about 34 Million in their Armed forces from 1941-1945. About 6 Million were POWs, of that 3.5 Million died in POW camps. 6 Million died in Combat. Their were 6 Million fighting at the end of the war, but my guess is that they switched around and their were more like 8 million at the front lines. Of these 34 Million, 4 Million were enlisted, and 30 Million were drafted. 42 Million Soviets died during these years. 26 Million were war-related including 17 Million Civilian Death. Civilian Deaths include 4 Million Bolshevicks, Communists, ect. 1.5 Million died in the siege of Leningrad from 1941 to 1944.

Answer 4

The U.S.S.R. had approximately six million men & women in their Army in August 1945.

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Answer 5

At least seven million were killed in action and another 3.5 million Prisoners of war died while in captivity.

Answer 6

The Russian death toll is probably in the region of in excess of 20 million. 14.5 million killed

Answer 7

6000000.