Battle of Vianden

Battle of Vianden
	Part of the Western Front of World War II and the Liberation of Luxembourg
	; Ruins of Vianden Castle
Date	15–19 November 1944
Location	Vianden and Vianden Castle, Luxembourg
Result	Luxembourgish victory Germany fails to capture Vianden; Waffen SS soldiers forced to retreat back to Germany; militia later withdraws during the Ardennes Offensive;
Belligerents
Luxembourg Luxembourg Resistance; Supported By:; United States	Germany Waffen SS;
Commanders and leaders
Victor Abens; Jos Kieffer;	Oberst Groschke
Strength
30 militia; 6 American soldiers;	250 soldiers
Casualties and losses
1 killed; 6 wounded;	18 killed
	1 civilian killed

The Battle of Vianden also known as the Battle of Vianden Castle took place November 15, 1944 and ended on November 19, 1944. The battle was mainly fought in the small town of Vianden, in northern Luxembourg. It was one of the most important battles of the Luxembourg Resistance during World War II.