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Так там по некоторым периодам, не бьющим ЕМНИП с Аксворти, есть следующие данные о потерях в отдельных операциях (кампаниях):
The static war (22 June - 3 July 1941)...: The Romanian casualties rose up to 1,475 (442 killed, 659 wounded and 374 missing).

Operation Mnchen - retaking Bessarabia and Northern Bukovina - 1941 (2-26.07): The 1940 frontier was reached the following day, 26 July, which is considered the official end of operations for the Northern Bukovina and Bessarabian campaign in 1941. The Romanian troops suffered heavy losses during these fights: 22,765 men (4,271 killed, 12,326 wounded and 6,168 missing) and 58 aircraft.

The Battle of Odessa - 1941 : The 4th Army engaged 340,223 men during the operations from 8 August to 16 October 1941, of which it had lost 92,545 (17,729 dead, 63,345 wounded and 11,471 missing). In addition to these were lost 19 tanks, 90 artillery pieces, 115 mortars, 956 light machine-guns, 336 heavy machine-guns and 10,250 rifles.

Crimean Campaign - 1942 : The total number of casualties suffered by the Romanian troops during the 295 days of the Crimean campaign is about 19,000.

The 6th Corps in 1942 : The casualties suffered by the Romanian units in this sector of the front from the January to May 1942 numbered: 1,952 killed, 8,355 wounded and 1,010 missing in action.

The 3rd Army in the Caucasus - 1942 : Between 1 August and 24 December 1942, the Cavalry Corps suffered 7,131 casualties (301 officers,121 NCOs and 6,719 soldiers)....
Between 1st July and 31 October 1942, the Romanian forces engaged in the offensive towards Stalingrad (see the article about the 6th Corps) and in the Caucasus suffered 39,089 casualties (9,252 dead, 28,249 wounded and 1,588 missing).

The Battle of Stalingrad - 1942 : The Romanian army lost 158,854 men (dead, wounded and missing) between 19 November 1942 and 7 January 1943.

The Taman bridgehead - 1943 : Thus ended the Caucasian “adventure” of the Romanian divisions in 1943, which costed 9,668 casualties (1,598 dead, 7,264 wounded and 806 missing) between February and October.