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Hungarian Aggression Franz Josef's Armies #13
(Attacker) Russian Empire	vs	Austro-Hungarian Empire (Attacker)

Formations Involved

	Total
Side 1	0
Draw	0
Side 2	0

Overall Rating, 0 votes
5 4 3 2 1 0
Scenario Rank: of

Parent Game	Franz Josef's Armies
Historicity	Historical
Date	1914-08-26
Start Time	06:00
Turn Count	30
Visibility	Day
Counters	119
Net Morale	0
Net Initiative	0
Maps	2: 103, 4
Layout Dimensions	56 x 43 cm 22 x 17 in
Play Bounty	247
AAR Bounty	227
Total Plays	0
Total AARs	0

Battle Types
Hill Control
Inflict Enemy Casualties
Meeting Engagement
Road Control

Scenario Requirements & Playability
Fall of Empires	Maps + Counters
Franz Josef's Armies	Base Game

Introduction
Austro-Hungarian VI Corps commander Svetozar Boroevic demanded aggressive behavior from his subordinates. When the 39th Honvéd Infantry Division detected Russian infantry to its front, the enthusiasm of the haiduks to close with and bayonet the Russians surprised even Boroevic and his officers. There would be no elaborate maneuvers for Boroevic: VI Corps would meet the Russian XIX Corps head on and push it back.

Introduction

Austro-Hungarian VI Corps commander Svetozar Boroevic demanded aggressive behavior from his subordinates. When the 39th Honvéd Infantry Division detected Russian infantry to its front, the enthusiasm of the haiduks to close with and bayonet the Russians surprised even Boroevic and his officers. There would be no elaborate maneuvers for Boroevic: VI Corps would meet the Russian XIX Corps head on and push it back.

Conclusion
Ezredes (Colonel) Gyula Preinreich led the 9th Honvéd Infantry Regiment, a mostly Slovak outfit from Kassa in eastern Slovakia, into battle on the morning of 26 August with just over 3,000 effectives. By nightfall casualties numbered over 1,200 men killed and wounded, among them three-quarters of the regiment’s officers. But they had taken their piece of ground, the slight rise near Tarnavatka, and pushed the Russians back, just as their general had ordered.

Conclusion

Ezredes (Colonel) Gyula Preinreich led the 9th Honvéd Infantry Regiment, a mostly Slovak outfit from Kassa in eastern Slovakia, into battle on the morning of 26 August with just over 3,000 effectives. By nightfall casualties numbered over 1,200 men killed and wounded, among them three-quarters of the regiment’s officers. But they had taken their piece of ground, the slight rise near Tarnavatka, and pushed the Russians back, just as their general had ordered.