There's been plenty of good books written on the subject including....

Paul Carell's 'Scorched Earth-The Russian-German War 1941-44' [1970]
Mark Healy's 'Kursk 1943-The Tide Turns in the East' [1992]
Walter S. Dunn's 'Hitler’s Nemesis-The Red Army, 1930-1945' [1994] and perhaps the most definitive book on the battle by David Glantz & Jonathan House 'The Battle of Kursk' [1999]

As to actual overall losses, who knows?


Was the Sylvester Standler you mention, SS-Standartenführer Sylvester Stadler?