pesja
Sergeant Knight at Arms

I'm preparing for my history exam, and I've noticed a difference in two of the textbooks I'm using. In the one we use in our class they have numbered the amount of troops Napoleon brought to Russia to 600.000 and his loss to 400.000. Just now I noticed that the other textbook I've borrowed numbered his troops to 400.000 and his loss to 380.000.
Even though this has nothing to do with the subject I'm having my exam in, I decided to double check with Wikipedia just to clarify which book has it wrong. First I go to .no (Norwegian.) Numbers are: 600.000 in, 10.000 out. Checks Wikiepdia in English, which seems like the most credible source so far, and they list: 650.000 in, 27.000 fit soldiers out.
Just wondering, what is the correct number here?
Even though this has nothing to do with the subject I'm having my exam in, I decided to double check with Wikipedia just to clarify which book has it wrong. First I go to .no (Norwegian.) Numbers are: 600.000 in, 10.000 out. Checks Wikiepdia in English, which seems like the most credible source so far, and they list: 650.000 in, 27.000 fit soldiers out.
Just wondering, what is the correct number here?