Battle of Kasenberg

Battle of Kasenberg
Part of the Eastern Vierz Front of the Great War
Vierz anti-aircraft watching the skies over Kasenberg
Date 13 October 1944 – 4 May 1945 (6 months and 3 weeks) Location Kasenberg, Lonzig, Vierz Empire Result Vierz victory
Belligerents
Luepola	Vierz Empire Savland
Commanders and leaders
	Hermann Eschau Helmut Bergmann Adrian Ullrich Marcus Jung Lukas Kohlberg Dennis Schiller Terje Elstad
Units involved
	Army Group South 3rd Army 4th Army 9th Army 10th Army 2nd Army
Strength
	Total: 1,778,385 men 3,100 artillery pieces 500 tanks 900 aircraft
Casualties and losses
	Total: 918,924 560,687 killed or missing 358,237 injured or sick

The Battle of Kasenberg (Vierz: Schlacht um Kasenberg) was a decisive battle in the Great War, fought between the People's Republic of Luepola and Vierzland over the Vierz city of Kasenberg from October 1944 to May 1945. With the participation of over 3 million personnel and 2 million casualties, it remains both the largest and bloodiest battle in world history.