Pass War of 1814

Date	March 20, 1814 – June 11, 1816
Location	Kampfers and Hattia
Result	Indecisive; Slight territorial concessions ceded to Kampfers; Neither nations objectives were met

Pass War of 1814
	; The Battle for Gantrickburgh by Karl Ehrborne shows the battle for naval supremacy off the coast of Gantrickburgh
Date	March 20, 1814 – June 11, 1816
Location	Kampfers and Hattia
Result	Indecisive; Slight territorial concessions ceded to Kampfers; Neither nations objectives were met
Belligerents
The Prussian Dictatorship of Kampfers	Hattia
Commanders
John I; Helmut von Schmittburgh	Unknown
Strength
200,000 active duty; 600,000 reserves	100,000 active duty; 1,000,000 reserves
Casualties and losses
94,351 dead or wounded	118,732 dead or wounded; 36,289 captured

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References[]

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 Bryan, James. A History of Excellence: The Kampferian Military. Pottersdon Publishing, 1946.
↑ Cooper, Allison. The Hattian Military: Past and Present. William and Mary Publishing Group, 1992.
↑ ^3.0 ^3.1 Tucker, Elizabeth. Kampferian Wars: A Complete History. Pottersdon Publishing, 1987.
↑ Dean, James. The Complete Havenic Military History. Penguin Publishing, 1991.

	The Neo-Prussian Parliamentary Dictatorship of Kampfers
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