First could you please post with an account replying to an ip nummber isnt good

Also the Axis nummber seems a bit high.

All I know is that prof Richard Overy went into the Soviet archives after the fall of the Soviet Unnion and those are the nummbers he reached.

Maybe your nummbers are Soviet posted nummbers before the fall of the Soviet Unnion and therefore are a bit wrong.

These are the nummbers I have on both sides and the sources are stated bellow

I also made the graphs arent they lovely D

+ Military Losses On The Eastern Front During World War 2.1 Forces Fighting FOR the Soviet UnionTotal DeadPOW Taken By The AxisPOW That Died In CaptivitySoviet                                                     8,668,0006,000,0004,000,000Poland2                                                  40,000UnknownUnknownRomania3                                                   17,000UnknownUnknownTotal                                                    8,725,000UnknownUnknown

+ Military Losses On The Eastern Front During World War 2.1 Forces Fighting FOR the AxisTotal DeadPOW Taken By The SovietsPOW That Died In CaptivityGreater Germany                                                     2,415,9604,500,000500,000Soviet Turncoats4                                                 2,000,000UnknownUnknown 
Romania                                                    381,000UnknownUnknownHungary                                                    136,000UnknownUnknownItaly                                                    84,830UnknownUnknownBulgaria                                                    32,000UnknownUnknownTotal                                                    5,049,790UnknownUnknown

1 All nummbers are taken from
A: The Swedish Translation of "Campaigns of World War II  Day by Day" which is written by Chris Bishop and Chris Mcnab, pages 244-252
B: Russia's War by Prof. Richard Overy , page 238