Losses of WW2. How accurate is this?

[qnzkid711]

http://users.erols.com/mwhite28/ww2-loss.htm

Each mark represents 100,000

[wooda]

WOW!
I didn't know so many civilins died, are you sure that its by the army? or from various other causes?
Also, how is it that the Nazi's suffered 90% of their casualties by the soviets? I knew that they lost many men against them, but I still thought that it wasn't more than 60%-70%.
Damn, look at the number of civilian deaths compared to soldier deaths in china, ouch...

[Eric]

why aren't austaralians, new zealanders and canadians on that list :huh hmmmm

[Custor]

Accurate (?). Have to dig out the official guesstimates. Pretty effective way of displaying statistics though. Really effective visual.

Soviet Union
13,600,000 Military
7,700,000 Civilian
21,300,000 Total

China
1,324,000
10,000,000
11,324,000

Germany
3,250,000
3,810,000
7,060,000

Poland**
850,000
6,000,000
**6,850,000

Japan
1,506,000
300,000
1,806,000

Yugoslavia
300,000
1,400,000
1,700,000

Rumania*
520,000
465,000
985,000

France*
340,000
470,000
810,000

Hungary*
-
-
750,000

Greece*
-
-
520,000

Italy
330,000
80,000
410,000

Great Britain
326,000
62,000
388,000

USA
295,000
-
295,000

Holland
14,000
236,000
250,000

Belgium
10,000
75,000
85,000

[deddem]

According to official 1993-year edition statisticbook, soviet military losses are those:


Killed and dead from wounds on evacuation
5226.8 thous

Dead in hospitals
1102,8

Dead of sickness, of accidents, and sentenced to death
555,5

Lost in action, captured
3396,4

Unaccounted losses of 1941, approx

1162,6

Whole losses
11444,1

Considered LIA, but conscripted on liberated teritories; returned from capture
2775,7

TOTAL past recovery
8668,4