The number of prisoners recorded as captured by Germany in 1941—3.35 million—exceeds the Red Army's reported missing by as much as one million. This discrepancy can be partly explained by the Red Army's inability to keep track of losses during a chaotic withdrawal. Additionally, [1]
- ^ Moore 2022, p. 214.
The number of prisoners recorded as captured by Germany in 1941—3.35 million—exceeds the Red Army's reported missing by as much as one million. This discrepancy can be partly explained by the Red Army's inability to keep track of losses during a chaotic withdrawal. Additionally, [1]
- ^ Moore 2022, p. 214.