Serbian War (Anglo-German Union)

Serbian War
Date:	28 June, 1914 - March 15, 1916
Location:	Serbia
Casus belli:	Austria-Hungarian Invasion of Serbia after assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Result:	Austria-Hungarian Victory Annexation of Serbia by Austria-Hungary
Belligerents Kingdom of Serbia Austria-Hungary Commanders Peter I (King of Serbia) Field Marshal Radomir Putnik (Chief of the General Staff of the Serbian Army) Vojvoda Petar Bojović (Commander of First Army, later Chief of General Staff) Vojvoda Stepa Stepanović (Commander of Second Army) Vojvoda Živojin Mišić (Commander of 1st Serbian Army) Serdar Janko Vukotić (Commander of 1st Serbian Army) Franz Josef I (Emperor of Austria-Hungary) Karl I (Emperor of Austria-Hungary) Conrad von Hötzendorf (Chief of the Austro-Hungarian General Staff) Colonel General Arthur Arz von Straussenburg (Chief of the Austro-Hungarian General Staff) Grand Admiral Anton Haus (Commander-in-Chief of the Austro-Hungarian Navy) Gen. Inf. Hugó Sónyi (Chief of Army) Admiral Maksimilijan Njegovan (Commander-in-Chief of the Austro-Hungarian Navy) Strength Serbia: men, Total: Austria-Hungary: men, Total: Casualties and losses Military casualties: killed, wounded, captured Civilian casualties: Russian Empire: killed, wounded, captured Austria-Hungary: killed, wounded missing

Invasion of Serbia
Battles: Battle of Cer - Battle of Drina - Battle of Kolubara

The Serbian War was the invasion of Serbia by Austria-Hungary.

The Invasion of Serbia began on August 12, 1914. The Austro-Hungarian armies crossed the border into Serbia over the River Drina. Though Montenegro didn't declare war on Austria-Hungary, seeing the country as too large a threat to deal with on their own. This felt like a Great Betrayal to the Serbians at the time, the Balkan Betrayal.

There were many reasons for the invasion of Serbia by Austria-Hungary. Though the main reason was due to the assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand by a member of the Black Hand gang.