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This claim is false. The Soviet Union suffered approximately 27 million total casualties (including military and civilian deaths) during World War II, while all other Allied nations combined suffered fewer total casualties. However, the ratio of "60 Russians died for every Allied soldier" is incorrect. The actual ratio of Soviet military deaths to the combined military deaths of the US, UK, and other major Allies is closer to 3:1 or 4:1, not 60:1. You can verify this by comparing the Soviet Union's estimated 8.8-10.7 million military deaths to the combined military deaths of the US (~400,000), UK (~400,000), and other Allies (~2-3 million).