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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.
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
- Approximately of 1.15 Million which were either KIA, WIA or POW
- 2,769 Combat Aircraft
- 4,341 Tanks
- 15,728 Artillery Pieces
In total, it was 2 Million casualties. The Germanshad 850,000 casualties whilst the UUSR had 1.15 Million Casualties.
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At the battle of there were a large number of casualties on each side but no clear winner in the battle?
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The deadliest battle of the civil war?
Just of the top of my head, here it goes, Gettysburg, Antietam, 1st and 2nd Bull Run, Fredickburg (mostly the 7 days battle), and Chancellorville. Each one of these battles had more than a few thousand casualties, nothing compared to the hellhoe of the siege of leningrad in the eastern front during WW2, and the greater battle of Stalingrad, those were in the millions.
How were each what battles a turning point in the war?
You have to give us the list of battles you are to choose from for us to answer your question. I will tell you the Battle of the Coral Sea and the Battle of Midway were turning points for the Pacific War. The Battle of Stalingrad and The Battle of Britain were turning points in Europe.
How many casualties did the Union have in the US Civil War Battle of Antietam in 1862?
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Was the Battle of Stalingrad a key turning point in comparison to other battles such as Kursk the Battle of Britain and the Battle of the Atlantic?
Answer All three battles were critical. But Stalingrad was the one that was the turning point. Stalingrad was the furthest advance of the German Army. The Germans and Russians knew that it would be humiliating for the Russians to lose the city named after their Leader. The German 6th Army were surrounded and surrendered. Kursk was an important battle in that is was the largest tank battle in the world. However, the Germans were already retreating when this battle occurred. The Battle of the Atlantic was a struggle to blockade the supplies coming to England and the Mediterranean area, thus strangling the Allied war effort. To support an army of 500,000 men, it required 68 liberty ships to supply them each month.
Who fought in Stalingrad?
During the battle both Russians and Germans fought each other for control of the city .
At the battle of there were a large number of casualties on each side but no clear winner in the battle?
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At the Battle of there were a large number of casualties on each side but no clear winner in the battle.?
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The deadliest battle of the civil war?
Just of the top of my head, here it goes, Gettysburg, Antietam, 1st and 2nd Bull Run, Fredickburg (mostly the 7 days battle), and Chancellorville. Each one of these battles had more than a few thousand casualties, nothing compared to the hellhoe of the siege of leningrad in the eastern front during WW2, and the greater battle of Stalingrad, those were in the millions.
Why was there such a difference in civilian casualties?
There was a large difference in civilian casualties between countries in World War I. This was due to the magnitude and style of each battle.
How many people were killed in the Battle of Shiloh?
Over 10,000 casualties were suffered on each side.
Who won at the battle of thermopylae?
The Persians defeated the Greek, with each side losing a few thousand casualties.
How were each what battles a turning point in the war?
You have to give us the list of battles you are to choose from for us to answer your question. I will tell you the Battle of the Coral Sea and the Battle of Midway were turning points for the Pacific War. The Battle of Stalingrad and The Battle of Britain were turning points in Europe.
How many casualties did the Union have in the US Civil War Battle of Antietam in 1862?
Battle losses are often measured in terms of casualties. Deaths as a result of combat wounds may be strung out over days and weeks. With that said, both sides in the Battle of Antietam suffered casualties close to 12,000 for each side.
What was each army trying to do during Gettysburg battle?
the were trying to win the battle
Which three states each had only one battle during the revolutionary war?
Which three each had only one battle during the american revolutionary war.
Was the Battle of Stalingrad a key turning point in comparison to other battles such as Kursk the Battle of Britain and the Battle of the Atlantic?
Answer All three battles were critical. But Stalingrad was the one that was the turning point. Stalingrad was the furthest advance of the German Army. The Germans and Russians knew that it would be humiliating for the Russians to lose the city named after their Leader. The German 6th Army were surrounded and surrendered. Kursk was an important battle in that is was the largest tank battle in the world. However, the Germans were already retreating when this battle occurred. The Battle of the Atlantic was a struggle to blockade the supplies coming to England and the Mediterranean area, thus strangling the Allied war effort. To support an army of 500,000 men, it required 68 liberty ships to supply them each month.
