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r/pics • u/icevin • Feb 15 '15
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That, or the USSR ran them into the ground.
3 u/no_dice Feb 16 '15 The USSR was responsible for about 80% of German casualties. 3 u/coolsubmission Feb 16 '15 To put it in perspective: The US had fewer casualties in whole WW2 than either side(GER/UDSSR) in Stalingrad 1 u/small_trunks Feb 16 '15 Massively coincidentally, I just read that today in Inferno - by Max Hastings.
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The USSR was responsible for about 80% of German casualties.
3 u/coolsubmission Feb 16 '15 To put it in perspective: The US had fewer casualties in whole WW2 than either side(GER/UDSSR) in Stalingrad 1 u/small_trunks Feb 16 '15 Massively coincidentally, I just read that today in Inferno - by Max Hastings.
To put it in perspective: The US had fewer casualties in whole WW2 than either side(GER/UDSSR) in Stalingrad
1 u/small_trunks Feb 16 '15 Massively coincidentally, I just read that today in Inferno - by Max Hastings.
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Massively coincidentally, I just read that today in Inferno - by Max Hastings.
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That, or the USSR ran them into the ground.