Batalha de Kolubara

Batalha de Kolubara
Campanha Sérvia, Primeira Guerra Mundial
	; Soldados sérvios a atravessar o rio Kolubara
Data	16 de Novembro a 15 Dezembro de 1914
Local	Próximo de Kolubara
Desfecho	Vitória decisiva sérvia A invasão austro-hungara fracassa; A Áustria-Hungria sai da Sérvia;
Beligerantes
Áustria-Hungria	Sérvia
Comandantes
Oskar Potiorek	Radomir Putnik ; Živojin Mišić
Forças
450 000 homens	250 000
Baixas
224 500 (28 000 mortos, 120 000 feridos, 76 500 capturados)	133 000 (22 000 mortos, 92 000 feridos, 19 000 capturados)

A Batalha de Kolubara foi uma batalha ocorrida entre 16 de novembro e 15 de Dezembro de 1914, entre os exércitos da Sérvia e da Áustria-Hungria, durante a Primeira Guerra Mundial, em que os Sérvios saíram vitoriosos.^[1] O exército austro-hungaro foi repelido para fora da fronteira sérvia.^[3]

↑ ^a ^b Tucker, S.; Roberts, P.M. (2005). World War I: Encyclopedia. [S.l.]: ABC-CLIO. p. 643. OCLC 61247250
↑ ^a ^b Stevenson, D. (2004). 1914-1918: The History of the First World War. [S.l.]: Allen Lane. p. 80. ISBN 0-7139-9208-5. OCLC 186423920
↑ Gordon-Smith, Gordon (1 de outubro de 1933). «The Grand Strategy of the World War» (PDF). United States Coast Artillery Association. Coast Artillery Journal. 76 (5): 347–352. Consultado em 19 de Novembro de 2011. [T]hings on the Balkan front had not gone according to plan. Field Marshal von Potiorek's invasion of Serbia had been a complete fiasco and in four weeks his armies were hurled back across the Drina in a hopeless rout. The Austrians returned to the attack twice but without avail and on the third attempt, the battle of the Kolubara, the disaster became complete. Von Potiorek's army fled back across the Drina, a routed rabble. Tens of thousands of prisoners were taken and enough war material captured to equip three army corps. ^{[ligação inativa]}

[Tucker-1] Tucker, S.; Roberts, P.M. (2005). World War I: Encyclopedia. [S.l.]: ABC-CLIO. p. 643. OCLC 61247250

[Stevenson-2] Stevenson, D. (2004). 1914-1918: The History of the First World War. [S.l.]: Allen Lane. p. 80. ISBN 0-7139-9208-5. OCLC 186423920

[Coast_Artillery_Journal-3] Gordon-Smith, Gordon (1 de outubro de 1933). «The Grand Strategy of the World War» (PDF). United States Coast Artillery Association. Coast Artillery Journal. 76 (5): 347–352. Consultado em 19 de Novembro de 2011. [T]hings on the Balkan front had not gone according to plan. Field Marshal von Potiorek's invasion of Serbia had been a complete fiasco and in four weeks his armies were hurled back across the Drina in a hopeless rout. The Austrians returned to the attack twice but without avail and on the third attempt, the battle of the Kolubara, the disaster became complete. Von Potiorek's army fled back across the Drina, a routed rabble. Tens of thousands of prisoners were taken and enough war material captured to equip three army corps. ^{[ligação inativa]}

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Batalha de Kolubara

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