Путин хуйло
05/14/2024 (Tue) 11:29
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>Битва при Лесной
Хаха, в рузге версии победили конечно они)
Losses
The Swedes lost about 1,000 in dead and captured, along with a few thousand wounded, a total of less than 3,000, according to Lewenhaupt. 1,000 Swedes were killed or captured later on the way to the main army. 3,000 Swedes disappeared, of which 1,500 found their way back to Courland. All the chariots were abandoned and destroyed. According to Russian official estimates, the Swedes lost about 8,000 dead during the battle and another 1,000 men during their march, along with 876 prisoners. However, these figures are questionable. [31]
Russian casualties in the battle amounted to about 1,111 dead and 2,856 wounded, according to Russian official claims. These figures are disputed as "incomplete and contradictory" according to Russian historian Pavel Konovaltchuk. The Swedish official reports claimed that more than 20,000 Russians died in the battle, again a dubious number. Lewenhaupt initially estimated that more than 6,000 Russians were killed and wounded during the battle, but later, during his captivity in Moscow, he discovered that the number of 9,000 dead and wounded Russians was reported by officers who participated in the battle. [31]
>Битва при Лесной
Хаха, в рузге версии победили конечно они)
Losses
The Swedes lost about 1,000 in dead and captured, along with a few thousand wounded, a total of less than 3,000, according to Lewenhaupt. 1,000 Swedes were killed or captured later on the way to the main army. 3,000 Swedes disappeared, of which 1,500 found their way back to Courland. All the chariots were abandoned and destroyed. According to Russian official estimates, the Swedes lost about 8,000 dead during the battle and another 1,000 men during their march, along with 876 prisoners. However, these figures are questionable. [31]
Russian casualties in the battle amounted to about 1,111 dead and 2,856 wounded, according to Russian official claims. These figures are disputed as "incomplete and contradictory" according to Russian historian Pavel Konovaltchuk. The Swedish official reports claimed that more than 20,000 Russians died in the battle, again a dubious number. Lewenhaupt initially estimated that more than 6,000 Russians were killed and wounded during the battle, but later, during his captivity in Moscow, he discovered that the number of 9,000 dead and wounded Russians was reported by officers who participated in the battle. [31]