BATTLE // November 3, 1912
Battle of Adrianople
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Significance
The structured facts describe a Bulgarian-Ottoman engagement at Adrianople in November 1912 during the First Balkan War, but the supplied overview text describes a entirely different battle — the 378 AD engagement between Emperor Valens and Gothic forces under Fritigern. Because the overview does not correspond to the battle identified in the structured facts, there is insufficient grounded source material from which to write a reliable significance entry for the 1912 Battle of Adrianople.
Forces & casualties
Troop strength
- Tsardom of Bulgaria106,425medium
- Ottoman Empire60,000–75,000medium
Tsardom of Bulgaria fielded a 1.6 : 1 numerical advantage
Casualties
- Tsardom of Bulgaria1,298medium1% loss rate
- Ottoman Empire7,000medium10% loss rate
Commanders (5)
Ottoman Empire
Mehmed Şükrü Pashageneral
Tsardom of Bulgaria
Georgi Vazovlieutenant general
Nikola Ivanovgeneral
Stepa Stepanovićmarshal
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