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Allied and German casualties

1. The number of German dead on the "Western front" seems to be too low. Does it include the dead in Norhern Europe, POW dead in Western allied custody and the dead in sea and air battles on the Western front (see what Overmans calls "Other fronts")? Also, how many of those dead in the final battles in Germany 1945 does this figure include?
2. The American dead on the Western front does only represent those dead in combat, the figure is missing those dead from other causes. It is thus incomplete.
3. Where are the Polish and Norwegian dead on the western front?

Best regards EriFr (talk) 12:47, 11 November 2013 (UTC)

Finland

Finland is shaded red on the map, which is for Allied nations. Although following the 1944 ceasefire it was obliged to expel German forces, it would otherwise normally be classified as a co-beligerant nation of the Axis powers.

Croatia

Correct English name is "Croatia" not "Crovatia". --2A00:CA8:A1F:B0AE:ECB0:AA6E:9B1E:8FA 22:40, 16 November 2021 (UTC)