Talk:Battle of Mojkovac

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Vandalism, through mobile editing

Happaned some time ago, who knows why?

I noticed and changed (reverted) only the numbers of casualities. By the way no source for these casualities, although an important aspect of a battle.

I found some data on Montenegrin losses here: Srdja Pavlovic (2008) Balkan Anschluss, under title "The Capitulation of Montenegro" – Notes 46/48: "40,000 Montenegrin soldiers..." and "the Kolašin Brigade suffered 400 dead and wounded, and according to report no. 889, other units suffered some 200 dead and wounded. Our army kept its positions" (=cca.600, although not fully related to this battle) and on general losses here: R. DiNardo (2015) Invasion The Conquest of Serbia, 1915, chapter 8 (for further study of the war in the Balkan frontier).

I could not find numbers on Austrian losses, though... In German article there are some (to me) untraceable German-language sources. In the Serbian article: Gažević, Vojna enciklopedija 1974 looks as valid source.–Jozefsu (talk) 00:53, 26 November 2022 (UTC)[reply]