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Uh... Russia lost 8.8m people during the war, 6.8 of which were troops. The Nazis lost, but I'd hardly call what Russia came out with a "victory".
by dclowd9901 11y ago
Uh... Russia lost 8.8m people during the war, 6.8 of which were troops. The Nazis lost, but I'd hardly call what Russia came out with a "victory".
- greggman 11y agoThey won. The Germans lost. What else is victory? Yes the Russians lots the most people in the war. Which seems like it only adds to "the Russians won the war". They sacrificed the most to do it. Maybe the problem is the word "won". In this case it's not "won" as in "to receive a prize". It's "won" as in "causing the defeat of the enemy".
- dennisgorelik 11y agoHow come losing your own people adds to winning? I see how killing enemy's soldiers adds to winning though.