Second Battle of Kazeraz

Second Battle of Kazeraz
Part of Prodavan Sovereignty Crisis
Date 31st March - 6th April 1991 Location Kazeraz, Prodava Result Decisive Coalition Victory
Belligerents
Grand Ceasia Imperial Wolfswood	Prodava
Commanders and leaders
Frederick von Weinmont-Kohen	Abraham Kavadi Mufeed el-Hamid †
Units involved
Second Column Wolfswood Expeditionary Force	24th (Kazeraz) Division 19th (Assuria) Division Assuria Garrison
Strength
34,000	24,000
Casualties and losses
1,340 dead and wounded	4,123 dead and wounded 19,000 captured

The Second Battle of Kazeraz was a decisive engagement of the Prodavan Sovereignty Crisis. Under the command of Wolfswooder general Frederick von Weinmont-Kohen, five legions of the Ceasian Army and the Wolfswood Expeditionary Force of three brigades attacked and took the city in six days of bloody fighting. The city was defended by the two divisions of General Abraham Kavadi's command and the six-thousand strong garrison of Assuria, which had been marched to Kazeraz under the command of Mufeed el-Hamid, who was killed in the fighting - some stories claiming he was killed by his own militia.