Fall of Adolfosburgo

"Battle of Adolfosburgo" redirects here. Not to be confused with the Adolfosburgo Campaign. For other uses, see Battle of Adolfosburgo (disambiguation).

Fall of Adolfosburgo
Part of the Adolfosburgo Campaign of the Creeperian Civil War
Fernández Suárez (left) and Rawson Perón (right) in Adolfosburgo
Date 17–26 September 1949 Location Adolfosburgo Result Decisive Imperial Council victory Territorial changes Imperial Council gains control of Adolfosburgo
Belligerents
Imperial Council	National Council
Commanders and leaders
Romero I Arturo Rawson Perón José Fernández Suárez Felipe Quiñónez Alvarado Óscar Sanjurjo Mendoza José Contreras Gavidia Emiliano Gómez Casanova	Miguel VII † Mariano Alcocer Fraga (POW) Juan Guerrero Salinas † Félix Tejón Acosta  Sergio Álvarez Mena † Tomás Enríquez Rivera (MIA) Javíer Escalón Duarte
Units involved
Imperial Army 2nd Army 4th Army 5th Army Imperial Navy Imperial Air Force Imperial Guard	National Army National Navy National Air Force National Guard Irregular militias Atheist Red Army Special Task Squadrons Army of the People
Strength
650,000 soldiers	175,000 soldiers
Casualties and losses
53,438+ killed 67,000+ wounded ~1,500 missing	75,000–100,000 killed 15,000+ missing
60,000+ civilians killed, 100,000+ civilians wounded, ~2,600 civilians missing

The Battle of Adolfosburgo, more commonly known as the Fall of Adolfosburgo, was a battle between the Catholic Imperial Restoration Council and the National Council for Peace and Order during the Creeperian Civil War which resulted in the fall of the city of Adolfosburgo, the capital city of the National Council, to the Imperial Council. The city's fall marked the end of the Adolfosburgo Campaign and was one of the final battles of the civil war, which ended only four days after the fall of Adolfosburgo with the Battle of the Zapatista River.