Soviet Casualties and Combat Losses in the Twentieth CenturyG. F. Krivosheev A comprehensive reference work compiled by Moscow historians, this book contains data on the subject from the 1918 Civil War to Afghanistan. Details are given for four main periods: Red Army losses from 1918 to 1922; Losses between the two world wars; the "Great Patriotic War" 1941-45; losses post WWII to 1989. |
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1st Ukrainian Front 2nd Ukrainian Front 4th Ukrainian Front army group Average monthly losses Azov Flotilla Baltic Fleet Basmachi Black Sea Fleet brigades-1 Bryansk Front burns and concussion casualty evacuation Missing casualty figures commanders defensive died during casualty died of wounds evacuated to hospitals fighting ranged fighting troops Fleet Baltic Fleet fortified areas-1 Front whole period Frostbite Frostbite cases Total German guns including those evacuated Independent Army involved in operation Irrecover Killed in action Leningrad losses Average monthly losses Total irrecoverable mechanised Military District Missing in action Name of force Northern Fleet Numerical able numerical strength Officers Sergeants Patriotic War period involved Personnel Losses Total personnel strength POWs Non-combat losses Red Army Sergeants Men Total servicemen sick and wounded Sick Frostbite Strength and Losses strength and numerical strength losses wounded strength of troops Table Total irrecoverable losses total number Total sick TsGASA Ukrainian Front wounded including wounded Total losses