According to Source A, how many Axis troops lost their lives at Stalingrad?
According to Source C, how many Axis troops lost their
lives at Stalingrad?
Which source shows the highest number of Axis
casualties?
Which source shows the lowest number of Axis
casualties?

According to Source A, how many Axis troops lost their lives at Stalingrad?  

✔ 250,000  

According to Source C, how many Axis troops lost their lives at Stalingrad?  

✔ about 175,000  

Which source shows the highest number of Axis casualties?  

✔ Source B  

Which source shows the lowest number of Axis casualties?  

✔ Source D

(Photo for proof below.)

Explanation:

Each bar represents 4 different sources that say how many casualties there were at Stalingrad. The bar representing source A reaches 250,000. The source C bar reaches 175,000. Source B is the highest bar, therefore it shows the highest number of casualties. Source D is the lowest bar, so it shows the lowest number of casualties.

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