British land forces during the Second World War can not be compared in size with the Soviet or Germ

I read that the loss of life, aircraft, tanks and other techniques were needed to 4x and in some cases 10 times different. In contrast, the British, who fought in many places not such losses during the war. He knows how many soldiers were mobilized during the war from the Soviet Union and many in Germany?
British land forces during the Second World War can not be compared in size with the Soviet or German. British Army fought in many places, but always were numerically reduced power. Total British Army went through during the war, about 3.5 million people, of whom about 380,000 were killed. In the USSR went through food photography book the army and other units in 1941-45 a total of 34,480,000 people. Russian official data on the total number of troops called in the Red Army and the Navy are as follows: food photography book Number in thousands on 22 6th, 1941 in the Army and other units subordinate People's Commissariat food photography book of Defense 4 901.8 from 22 6th 1941 to the end of the war also mobilized Total 29 574.9 in the Army, Navy and other units in 1941-45 34 476.7 K 1 July 1945 of them in the army and fleet (of which 1,046 million in hospital) 12 839,8 During the war, the army left ( dead, wounded, missing, captured, release, etc.) 21 636.9 From this number: - irretrievable loss - dead, died of his injuries, missing 11 944.1 - discharged from the army for reasons other 9 692,8 Other reasons: - released due to illness or wounded (of which 2,576,000 disabled) 3 798,2 - given industry or air defense 3 614.6 - transferred to NKVD troops supplement 1 174.6 - Converted to supplement foreign allies troops food photography book (Army Poland, Czechoslovakia Romania) 250.4 - released for various food photography book reasons, 206.0 - 212.4 nechycení deserters - 994,3 condemned prisoner: - deployed at the front in criminal battalions 422.7 - incarcerated in prisons and camps in Nazi Germany 436.6 went through during the war, all military forces (all components of the Wehrmacht, SS, police, etc.) about 20 million people. Out of the three components of the Wehrmacht alone accounts for 17.3 million: Total occupation by the beginning of the war 1,146,141 1939 3,527,538 4,673,679 1940 4,109,298 8,782,977 1941 2,507,457 11,290,434 1942 2,465,628 13,756,062 1943 2,005,653 15,761,715 1944 1,308,096 17,069,811 1945 225,343 17,295,154 of which the land army (Heer) accounted for 13.6 million people, 2.5 million people Luftwaffe and Navy (Kriegsmarine) 1200000 . 5.3 million members of the German armed forces died - a fallen, died of wounds, died in captivity and missing court later declared dead: Dead Heer Luftwaffe 4,202,030 432,706 138,429 Kriegsmarine Waffen-SS Polizei 313,749 63,462 Volkssturm 77726 Other organizations (Organisation Todt, RAD, NSKK, NSFK etc.) 37198 Wehrmachtgefolge (civilian employees of the army, women's auxiliary services, etc.) 53,231 Of these, 4,450,000 were from the borders of the German Reich in 1937, the other from annexed areas. The biggest losses recorded years 1920 (319 thousand deaths), 1921 (276 thousand), 1924 (272 thousand) and 1914 and 1923 (270,000). Losses by battlefields: Battlefield Africa Padlých% 16,066 0.3 Balkans October 1944 103,693 food photography book 1.9 Scandinavia (excluding Finland) 30 165 0.6 150 660 2.8 Italy next battlefield (Navy, Poland, food photography book 1939, "Home Front" - combating resistance, etc.) 253,627 4.8 Western Front 31 12th 1944 339,957 6.4 Fights at the end of the war since January 1, 1945 (Unspecified food photography book east / west) 1,230,045 23.1 31 Eastern Front . 12th 1944 2,742,909 51.6 died in American captivity 22,000 0.4 died in French captivity 34,033 0.6 died in British captivity 21,033 died in the Yugoslav 0.4 11,000 0.2 captivity died in Soviet captivity 363 343 6.8 How is evident from the table, about 75 percent of German losses caused by the war with the Soviet Union. Sources: Rüdiger Overmans, Deutsche Militärische Verluste im Zwieten Weltkrieg, München 1999 Rossiya i USSR in wars XX lid, Moscow 2001 See also: Human losses food photography book on the Eastern Front in 1941 The number of destroyed armored vehicles on the Eastern Front in 1941 The number of destroyed armored vehicles to Eastern Front during the period 1942-45
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