mooxe wrote (View Post): |
The stats contradict nothing. The definition of human wave is pretty broad, especially when described from a first person point of view. How many times have you read or heard, "They just kept coming!" It could just me overwhelming numerical superiority, or human waves! |
jakebullet70 wrote (View Post): |
The German casualties quoted are from January to the surrender. Not in just the 3 days. |
mooxe wrote (View Post): |
I find the stats hard to believe to. Usually you have sources Dima, where are they? Why no wounded for Germans? Why so little stats for Russians? |
dj wrote (View Post): |
@Dima - yes Soviet Army was very efficient towards late war especially in '45 and did not have to rely on human wave attacks that were used in early war to end of Stalingrad. But I disagree with your stats. Krauts were dug-in and well prepared with their defensive positions. I highly doubt RA only suffered 3500 KIA. |
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Interesting that Russia still maintains possession of this small territory surrounded by Baltic States. |
mooxe wrote (View Post): |
I find the stats hard to believe to. Usually you have sources Dima, where are they? Why no wounded for Germans? Why so little stats for Russians? |
mooxe wrote (View Post): |
What WW2 docs? |
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You reference the rapes? You usually present a pretty good argument. This is not. The casualty numbers you listed are so lopsided that supporting references would be useful. |
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Once again be very careful of using Wiki...............it's as reliable as the current Iraqi Army - deserting in large numbers again. |
Dima wrote (View Post): | ||
you are wrong. |
Stwa wrote (View Post): | ||
I disagree. Most Wiki articles will cite primary source references. |
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