Where can i find a list of ww2 german soldiers missing or kia in russia?

Answer 1

9 million germans died during ww2 and 28 million russians died...i doubt that there are lists because they are enourmous but what u can do is search for german divisions on wikipedia that fought in russia.. en.wikipedia.org

Answer 2

List Of Soldiers In Ww2

Answer 3

This Site Might Help You.

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Where can i find a list of ww2 german soldiers missing or kia in russia?

Answer 4

You cant, because:

so many of the dead were lost without details of death being recorded:

examples:

Thousands of dead nazi Germans, after the battle of Stalingrad ended in 1943, were stacked up like cord wood soaked in gasoline and burnt to get rid of the corpses, no effort was taken by the victorious Red Army to record the details of the fallen.

March 1943: 40 thousand Typhus infested corpses burnt in a mass grave in Stalingrad, these were German POWs who survived the battle and were working on the re-building of the city afterwards.

Aside of which 500 thousand Germans were marched in captivity in Siberia, only 5 thousand survived to be returned to Germany in 1950.

Many more were lost on other Fronts in the East and have know known grave, but you can try submitting an inquiry through the German Embassy, but, only if you are looking for a specific family relative.

If you are just looking for a total list of names it does not exist.

Answer 5

As said an actual list would be too long to be on the web. If your searching for a specific person your best bet would be to find what unit/battalion they were in then contact someone in a related countrys national libary (germanys). But even then alot of files would have been destroyed in the bombing raids on berlin and by the advancing red army. If your looking for a russain list im afraid your out of luck. THIS MIGHT HELP --- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_german_divisions

Answer 6

I doubt the Russians kept any records. All you can do is subtract the survivors from the known dead.

Only 5000 or so German prisoners ever returned alive.

It was "payback time".

Answer 7

"Operation Barbarossa" was Hitlers invasion of Russia during World War 2. Both sides suffered huge casualties. An actual list of the names of the soldiers killed, wounded and missing would be massive.

What I would do is read about the battle itself and I am sure somewhere in the text would be the casualties the Germans and Russians suffered.