Battle of Brenau

Battle of Brenau
Part of the Great Europan War's Belvanian Frontier Campaign
Belvanian troops advance against Germanan frontier posts.
Date 18-21st July, 1914 Location Region of Brenau, Germana Result Germanan Victory Belvanian attack repulsed
Belligerents
Belvania	Germana
Commanders and leaders
Sir Bertram Howard	Frederick von Deffelstaber
Units involved
First Army	First Army
Strength
80,000 men deployed	55,000 men deployed
Casualties and losses
8,000	4,500

The Battle of Brenau was an early battle of the Great Europan War and the first battle on the Northern Front. It began the Belvanian Frontier Campaign. 80,000 soldiers of the Belvanian First Army under the command of Sir Bertram Howard were repulsed whilst mounting an offensive against Brenaustadt in the region of Brenau in Germana. 55,000 Germanan troops of the Germanan First Army turned back the attack with heavy casualties, under the skilled command of General Frederick, Graf von Deffelstaber.