Prussian-Polish War (1983: Doomsday)

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Prussian-Polish War
Date 21 March – 4 July 2006 Location Pomerania, Baltic Sea, Kaliningrad-Königsberg Result Prussian-led Coalition Victory: Treaty of Poznan Prussian annexation of Polish Pomerania and the Kaliningrad region Abolition of the Kaliningrad Soviet
Belligerents
Kingdom of Prussia Saxony Lithuania Western Liberation Army	Polish People's Republic Kaliningrad Soviet
Commanders and leaders
Christian I Heinz Kessler Klaus-Dieter Baumgarten Albrecht von Moltke Prince Georg Prince Friedrich Wilhelm Manfred Döring Michael Kretschmer	Marek Belka Czesław Piątas Mieczysław Cieniuch Franciszek Gągor Henryk Szumski V.G. Yegorov
Strength
517,123: 407,223 38,000 26,500 50,480	637,262: 437,262 200,000
Casualties and losses
61,523 total casualties  Prussian Losses: 4,454 killed in action 6,427 dead of disease or infection 16,217 wounded 785 missing 910 captured 28,793 total Saxon Losses: 379 killed in action 1,051 wounded 16,263 captured or missing 17,693 total Lithuanian Losses: 348 killed in action 2,095 wounded 1,397 captured or missing 3,840 total Russian Losses: 1,633 killed in action 3,926 wounded 553 missing 5,085 captured 11,197 total	251,438 total casualties  Polish Losses: 9,123 killed in action 18,952 dead of disease or infection 35,236 wounded 12,365 missing 31,120 captured 106,796 total Russian Losses: 44,700 dead 89,732 wounded 10,129 missing or captured 144,642 total

The Prussian-Polish War, also known as the Pomeranian War, the Two Week's War, or the Prussian Reconquest, was a short-lived but brutal military conflict fought between the Kingdom of Prussia and the Polish People's Republic.