October Offensive of the Central Lithuanian Army

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October Offensive of the Central Lithuanian Army
Part of Lithuanian Wars of Independence and Polish–Lithuanian War
Polish uhlans and the captured staff of the Lithuanian Army. In the first row, 6th stands General Stasys Nastopka, 7th stands Lt. Col. Mścisław Butkiewicz.
Date 13–29 October 1920 Location Vilnius Region Result Polish victory Territorial changes Most of the Vilnius Region is occupied by the Central Lithuanian Army
Belligerents
Central Lithuania Support:  Poland	Lithuania
Commanders and leaders
Lucjan Żeligowski Mścisław Butkiewicz [pl] Stanisław Czuczełowicz Józef Fiedorowicz [pl] Władysław Dąbrowski [pl][1]	Silvestras Žukauskas Stasys Nastopka
Units involved
1st Lithuanian–Belarusian Division: 13th Wilno Uhlan Regiment 6th Scout Infantry Regiment Vilnius Rifle Regiment	3rd Infantry Division: 4th Infantry Regiment 7th Infantry Regiment 9th Infantry Regiment
Strength
14,000[2]	10,435[3]

The October offensive of the Central Lithuanian Army was a military offensive of the Central Lithuanian Army ordered by General Lucjan Żeligowski against the Lithuanian army in October 1920 and was a continuation of Żeligowski's Mutiny that began on October 8.