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I doubt there were any German civilians in Stalingrad. At least not 350,000 of them 😛

Though it specifically states the 850,000 deaths were all Axis Military, I don't see your point.

Originally posted by: Inspector Jihad
Stalin forbade the evacuation of civilians from the city on the premise that their presence would encourage greater resistance from the city's defenders.
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That might be why it was so high
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That explains Soviet casualties.

German casualties were higher than the number of men there though according to the article 😛
 
Originally posted by: JustAnAverageGuy
I doubt there were any German civilians in Stalingrad. At least not 350,000 of them 😛
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touche...i bow to you

aww man, i love teh wiki tho 🙁


edit: the only reasonable explanation is taht the 500,000 was only part of the 6th army and perhaps there were other armies there also.
 
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