Bagration, attribution ==

Hello. I have reverted your edit to Operation Bagration again. The point is not whether Zaloga got his numbers from Krivosheev or not (which doesn't seem to be the case, given the large discrepancy in the numbers). The point is you cannot attribute a claim to a particular author and then cite the claim to another. If you attribute a claim to one author you must cite the appropriate work by that author. If you want to include Krivosheev's figures, then add a sentence along the lines of "G. F. Krivosheev, however, places the Soviet losses much higher, at 178,507 killed..." Moreover, you can't just remove a valid source because you think it's wrong. All information by reliable historians should be cited, especially if there is disagreement on a particular issue, which appears to be the case here.   

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