Battle of Drina

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The Battle of Drina was a major World War I confrontation between Austro-Hungarian and Serbian forces along the Drina River in 1914, forming part of the Serbian Campaign on the Balkan front.

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Battle of Drina canonical 1
Battle of the Drina 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War I battle
battle
belligerent Austria-Hungary
Kingdom of Serbia
campaignObjective Austro-Hungarian attempt to invade Serbia
Serbian defense of national territory
casualties heavy on both sides
combatant Austro-Hungarian Army
Serbian Army
commander Oskar Potiorek
Pavle Jurišić Šturm
Radomir Putnik
Stepa Stepanović
conflictIn World War I
conflictType land battle
countryInvolved Austria-Hungary
Serbia
date September 1914
endDate September 11, 1914
followedBy Battle of Kolubara
front Balkan front
historicalPeriod early World War I
location Drina River
linked to: Drina

border region between Austria-Hungary and Serbia
eastern Bosnia
western Serbia
militaryFront Serbian front
notableFor fought shortly after the Battle of Cer
part of early Austro-Hungarian invasions of Serbia
partOf Balkan theatre of World War I
Serbian Campaign
precededBy Battle of Cer
region Balkans
result Austro-Hungarian offensive repulsed
Serbian defensive victory
river Drina
riverCrossing Drina River
linked to: Drina
side Allied Powers
Central Powers
startDate September 6, 1914
theatre Balkans
year 1914

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Serbian Army engagedInBattle Battle of Drina
Balkan theatre of World War I hasMajorBattle Battle of the Drina
linked to: Battle of Drina