The Battle of Pogradec was a military engagement between Hellenic and Italian forces during the Greco-Italian War, with preliminary assaults on Italian forces beginning on 27 November 1940, ^{[1] [2] [3]} however, the city of Pogradec itself was only attacked directly by Greek forces on 29 November, ^{[4] [5]} with units of the Greek Third Army Corps (Part of the Western Macedonia Army Section) launching their attack on 27, ^{[1] [6] [2]} this attack was itself preceded by attacks in the general area beginning on 25, ^{[7] [8]} sometimes the 24 is also included, citing it as being the start of relevant movements in anticipation of their upcoming preliminary attack outside of Pogradec. ^{[9] [10] [11]} The battle resulted in a Greek victory, the engagement ending by December 6 ^[7] on Pogradec's periphery, the city itself having fallen on 30 November, ^{[12] [4]} when Greek troops entered the city. ^[1] Other sources list December 1 as the date of the city's fall proper. ^{[13] [14] [a]}

Notes.

References.