However Soviet industry a one gigantic advantage over German industry.
Guess which cost more lost production? Lack of raw materials or the combination of sabotage, allied strategic bombing, strikes and every thing else.
It was lack of raw materials by a factor of 2. Over the course of the war key industrial facilities were inactive for literally weeks at a time because of a lack of very basic things, this in turn caused knock on effects all down the supply chain till you have tank factories standing idle because there aren't enough ball bearings.
Germany had more than enough industrial capacity it just couldn't use it. In comparison the Soviets with the bonanza of raw materials and the allies with the rest of the world to call upon suffered only occasional stoppages and that was mostly down to incompetence not a genuine lack.
The most damaging affect of the loss of France wasn't all the dead German soldiers or the loss of all the French factories it was that Germany could no longer smuggle in key materials through Spain, though by that point because so much industrial plant had either been overrun or destroyed it actually didn't have that big an effect.