Srem Offensive

Srem Offensive
	Part of Serbian campaign of World War I
	; "The defeat of the Serbian Timok division" by M. Dreffel
Date	6–14 September 1914
Location	Srem, Austria-Hungary
Result	Austro-Hungarian victory, 13th regiment of the Timok I division annihilated, 1st army retreats
Belligerents
Serbia	Austria-Hungary
Commanders and leaders
Radomir Putnik; Stepa Stepanović; Vladimir Kondić;	Alfred Krauss
Strength
Three divisions and the Braničevo detachment	Garrisons of Mitrovica and Jarak
Casualties and losses
6,000+ (Timok I attack only)	2,000+ (Timok I attack only)

The Srem Offensive was a limited offensive conducted by the Serbian 1st Army against the Austro-Hungarian Empire during the early months of the Serbian Campaign of World War I.