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**Prof. Dr. Sinsi** · 08-20-2012

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The 1939 Campaign Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 2005
* a b Various sources contradict each other so the figures quoted above should only be taken as a rough indication of the strength estimate

The most common range differences and their brackets are: German personnel 1,500,000 (thats the official figure of the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs) - or 1,800,000

Polish tanks: 100-880, 100 is the number of modern tanks, 880 number includes older IWWs tanks and tankettes

For all numbers, primary source is Encyklopedia PWN, article on 'Kampania Wrzesniowa 1939' or the website of the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs - the Poles on the Front Lines

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* a b Various sources contradict each other so the figures quoted above should only be taken as a rough indication of losses

The most common range brackets for casualties are: Polish casualties-63,000 to 66,300 KIA, 134,000 WIA; German KIA-8,082 to 16,343, with MIA from 320 to 5,029, total KIA and WIA given at 45,000

The discrepancy in German casualties can be attributed to the fact that some German statistics still listed soldiers as missing decades after the war

Today the most common and accepted number for German KIA casualties is 16,343

Soviet official losses are estimated at 737-1,475 killed or missing, and 1,859-2,383 wounded

The often cited figure of 420,000 Polish prisoners of war represents only those captured by the Germans, as Soviets captured about 250,000 Polish POWs themselves, making the total number of Polish POWs about 660,000-690,000

Equipment losses are given as 236 German tanks and approximately 1,000 other vehicles to 132 Polish tanks and 300 other vehicles, 107-141 German planes to 327 Polish planes (118 fighters) (Polish PWN Encyclopedia gives number of 700 planes lost), 1 German small minelayer to 1 Polish destroyer (ORP Wicher), 1 minelayer (ORP Gryf) and several support craft

Soviets lost approximately 42 tanks in combat while hundreds more suffered technical failures

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Prof. Dr. Sinsi	Polonya Seferi Not Not * a b c Ğ?ĞµĞµCnĞµĞ³NĞ½ ĞOĞ Derece Ğ¼NOBĞ Derece : BOĞ¹Ğ½Ğ Derece Ğ¼ĞµĞ¶Ğ´y ĞµĞ Derece nĞ½OCĞ¼N- Ğ?:Ğ¯yĞ·Ğ Derece , ĞĞºCĞ¼O, 2006, C22; Ğ Ğ* Ğ"?n?N, Ğ¢ Ğ Ğ"?n?N ĞCĞµĞ¼NĞ½Ğ Derece NCON BOĞ¹Ğ½ - Ğ¡-Ğ?,Ğ?: ĞĞ¡Ğ¢, ĞºĞ½4, C93 * a b c d Ministry of Foreign Affairs The 1939 Campaign Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 2005 * a b Various sources contradict each other so the figures quoted above should only be taken as a rough indication of the strength estimate The most common range differences and their brackets are: German personnel 1,500,000 (thats the official figure of the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs) - or 1,800,000 Polish tanks: 100-880, 100 is the number of modern tanks, 880 number includes older IWWs tanks and tankettes For all numbers, primary source is Encyklopedia PWN, article on 'Kampania Wrzesniowa 1939' or the website of the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs - the Poles on the Front Lines * ER Hooton, p85 * a b Various sources contradict each other so the figures quoted above should only be taken as a rough indication of losses The most common range brackets for casualties are: Polish casualties-63,000 to 66,300 KIA, 134,000 WIA; German KIA-8,082 to 16,343, with MIA from 320 to 5,029, total KIA and WIA given at 45,000 The discrepancy in German casualties can be attributed to the fact that some German statistics still listed soldiers as missing decades after the war Today the most common and accepted number for German KIA casualties is 16,343 Soviet official losses are estimated at 737-1,475 killed or missing, and 1,859-2,383 wounded The often cited figure of 420,000 Polish prisoners of war represents only those captured by the Germans, as Soviets captured about 250,000 Polish POWs themselves, making the total number of Polish POWs about 660,000-690,000 Equipment losses are given as 236 German tanks and approximately 1,000 other vehicles to 132 Polish tanks and 300 other vehicles, 107-141 German planes to 327 Polish planes (118 fighters) (Polish PWN Encyclopedia gives number of 700 planes lost), 1 German small minelayer to 1 Polish destroyer (ORP Wicher), 1 minelayer (ORP Gryf) and several support craft Soviets lost approximately 42 tanks in combat while hundreds more suffered technical failures Kaynak : Wikipedia