Thank you for pointing that out Gams, and Britain involved in the war from 1939, in Africa, Far East as well as Europe lost a similar number. The Red Army, despite all odds and disasters of 41 and 42 won the war. The unbroken will of the Red Army astonished the world after numerous fatal seeming blows. Three of my great-grandfather fought in the war, the other was in Iran at the time. One was wounded and sent home, one fought all the way to Berlin (and bought back a Zinger sewing machine as a trophy - last I heard it still worked) and the other was commisar (2nd in command) of an army division originally posted in the north around besieged Leningrad and then under Bagramyan on the Baltic Front.