New book about Hungarian Army in WWII
New book about Hungarian Army in WWII
Huns on Wheels, Hungarian Mobil Forces in WWII,
(Armoured, Cavalry, Cyclist, Motorised rifles) .
The book will be printed in A/4, hardbound format, about 250-300 pages, 400 plus black and white original photos, 140 AFVs scale drawings, 14 maps, 6 Order of Battles, 30 drawings from original manuals and 16 pages long colour materials, armoured vehicles’ profiles and uniforms drawings.
The book will be published in April-May 2015.
If you have any question do not hesitate to contact me, [email protected]
Péter Mujzer
https://www.facebook.com/peter.mujzer/p ... tif_t=like
(Armoured, Cavalry, Cyclist, Motorised rifles) .
The book will be printed in A/4, hardbound format, about 250-300 pages, 400 plus black and white original photos, 140 AFVs scale drawings, 14 maps, 6 Order of Battles, 30 drawings from original manuals and 16 pages long colour materials, armoured vehicles’ profiles and uniforms drawings.
The book will be published in April-May 2015.
If you have any question do not hesitate to contact me, [email protected]
Péter Mujzer
https://www.facebook.com/peter.mujzer/p ... tif_t=like
Re: New book about Hungarian Army in WWII
It sounds like an interesting book, best of luck with it.
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Re: New book about Hungarian Army in WWII
Indeed. Look forward to seeing it released as it is something I'd look at purchasing.
Re: New book about Hungarian Army in WWII
Dear All,
I will keep you informed and time to time I will load up bits and parts from the book.
Dcomsfor
I will keep you informed and time to time I will load up bits and parts from the book.
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Re: New book about Hungarian Army in WWII
Hi Dcomsfor,
The content of the book looks promising, especially if one doesn't have Hungarian language volumes on the same subject.
My main doubt is over the title. There is no substantive evidence that the Hungarians (or even the Székely) are descendants of the Huns. There is also the problem that, in many Anglo-Saxon minds the word "Hun" is pejoratively associated with the Germans, especially of WWI and WWII.
Is it too late to change the title? The subtitle, Hungarian Mobile Forces in WWII, might be more serviceable and self explanatory.
Cheers,
Sid.
The content of the book looks promising, especially if one doesn't have Hungarian language volumes on the same subject.
My main doubt is over the title. There is no substantive evidence that the Hungarians (or even the Székely) are descendants of the Huns. There is also the problem that, in many Anglo-Saxon minds the word "Hun" is pejoratively associated with the Germans, especially of WWI and WWII.
Is it too late to change the title? The subtitle, Hungarian Mobile Forces in WWII, might be more serviceable and self explanatory.
Cheers,
Sid.
Re: New book about Hungarian Army in WWII
Dear Members,
Please find the structure of the book:
Stucture of the book:
Preface
1. Introduction
1.1 Military Condition of the Peace Treaty
1.2 Hungarian Armed forces between the Wars
1.3 Hungarian Diplomacy
1.4 Enlargement of the Hungarian Army
2. Hungarian Mobile Troops
2.1 Cavalry units
2.2 Cavalry subunits
2.3 Cyclists
2.4 Light Infantry troops
2.5 Motorised rifle troops
3. Hungarian Armoured troops ¬- The early years
3.1 RUISK
3.2 Italian connection
3.3 New sources (Swedish)
3.4 Organisation and Equipment of the Armoured Units
4. Final Organisation
4.1 Armoured Cavalry Units
4.2 Armoured Division
4.3 Assault Gun Battalions
4.4 Reconnaissance Battalions
4.5 Small Units
4.6 Gendarmerie
4.7 Police
4.8 Replacement units
5. Training
5.1 Officer Training
5.2 Armour Training
5.3 NCO Training
5.4 Enlisted Training
5.5 German influence
6. Hungarian Mobile Forces in WWII
6.1 Peacetime Operations
6.2 Occupation of Carpathian-Ukraine
6.3 Transylvania
6.4 Yugoslavian Campaign 1941
6.5 Soviet Campaign 1941
6.6 Mobile Troops 1942-43 Su
6.7 Occupation Forces
6.8 2AD in Galicia 1944
6.9 Cavalry Div Su 1944
6.10 Cavalry Div Hun
6.11 Transylvania 1944
6.12 2AD Hun
6.13 1AD 1944-45
6.14 Siege of Budapest
6.15 Final Battles
6.16 Final Training/conversion of the armoured units
6.17 Armoured Trains
7. Armaments of the Hungarian Mobile Forces
7.1 Defence Industry of Hungary
7.2 Production of the Armoured Vehicles
7.3 V-3 Light Tank
7.4 Toldi Light Tanks
7.5 Nimród A/A-AT Vehicle
7.6 Turán Medium Tank
7.7 Turán Heavy Tank
7.8 Zrínyi Assault Howitzer
7.9 Experimental Heavy Tank, Assault Gun
7.10 Armoured Cars
7.11.1 39M Csaba Armoured Car
7.11.2 40M Csaba Armoured Command Car
7.12 Ammunition Rates for Armoured Vehicles/
7.13 Vehicles Costs
7.14 Production of Armoured Vehicles
7.15 Official Vehicles Designation
7.16 Foreign Armoured Vehicles
7.17 Non Armoured Vehicles
7.17.1 Motor Vehicles
7.17.2 4WD Cars
7.17.3 Trucks
7.17.4 Tractors
7.17.5 Motorcycles
7.18 Comparison
8. Camouflage and Markings
8.1 Camouflage
8.2 National Military Insignia
8.3 Unit Insignia
8.4 License Plates
8.5 Tactical Numbering
8.6 Individual Markings
9. Closing remarks
10. Annexes
10.1 Units and Commanders
10.2 Famous Personalities
10.3 Hungarian tanks in Soviet service
10.4 Field uniforms, equipments
10.5 Infantry and artillery armaments
11. Biography
Please find the structure of the book:
Stucture of the book:
Preface
1. Introduction
1.1 Military Condition of the Peace Treaty
1.2 Hungarian Armed forces between the Wars
1.3 Hungarian Diplomacy
1.4 Enlargement of the Hungarian Army
2. Hungarian Mobile Troops
2.1 Cavalry units
2.2 Cavalry subunits
2.3 Cyclists
2.4 Light Infantry troops
2.5 Motorised rifle troops
3. Hungarian Armoured troops ¬- The early years
3.1 RUISK
3.2 Italian connection
3.3 New sources (Swedish)
3.4 Organisation and Equipment of the Armoured Units
4. Final Organisation
4.1 Armoured Cavalry Units
4.2 Armoured Division
4.3 Assault Gun Battalions
4.4 Reconnaissance Battalions
4.5 Small Units
4.6 Gendarmerie
4.7 Police
4.8 Replacement units
5. Training
5.1 Officer Training
5.2 Armour Training
5.3 NCO Training
5.4 Enlisted Training
5.5 German influence
6. Hungarian Mobile Forces in WWII
6.1 Peacetime Operations
6.2 Occupation of Carpathian-Ukraine
6.3 Transylvania
6.4 Yugoslavian Campaign 1941
6.5 Soviet Campaign 1941
6.6 Mobile Troops 1942-43 Su
6.7 Occupation Forces
6.8 2AD in Galicia 1944
6.9 Cavalry Div Su 1944
6.10 Cavalry Div Hun
6.11 Transylvania 1944
6.12 2AD Hun
6.13 1AD 1944-45
6.14 Siege of Budapest
6.15 Final Battles
6.16 Final Training/conversion of the armoured units
6.17 Armoured Trains
7. Armaments of the Hungarian Mobile Forces
7.1 Defence Industry of Hungary
7.2 Production of the Armoured Vehicles
7.3 V-3 Light Tank
7.4 Toldi Light Tanks
7.5 Nimród A/A-AT Vehicle
7.6 Turán Medium Tank
7.7 Turán Heavy Tank
7.8 Zrínyi Assault Howitzer
7.9 Experimental Heavy Tank, Assault Gun
7.10 Armoured Cars
7.11.1 39M Csaba Armoured Car
7.11.2 40M Csaba Armoured Command Car
7.12 Ammunition Rates for Armoured Vehicles/
7.13 Vehicles Costs
7.14 Production of Armoured Vehicles
7.15 Official Vehicles Designation
7.16 Foreign Armoured Vehicles
7.17 Non Armoured Vehicles
7.17.1 Motor Vehicles
7.17.2 4WD Cars
7.17.3 Trucks
7.17.4 Tractors
7.17.5 Motorcycles
7.18 Comparison
8. Camouflage and Markings
8.1 Camouflage
8.2 National Military Insignia
8.3 Unit Insignia
8.4 License Plates
8.5 Tactical Numbering
8.6 Individual Markings
9. Closing remarks
10. Annexes
10.1 Units and Commanders
10.2 Famous Personalities
10.3 Hungarian tanks in Soviet service
10.4 Field uniforms, equipments
10.5 Infantry and artillery armaments
11. Biography
Re: New book about Hungarian Army in WWII
Dear Members,
You can follow the book on the Facebook, named Huns on Wheels.
I will up load materials, photos which will excluded from the book.
regards
You can follow the book on the Facebook, named Huns on Wheels.
I will up load materials, photos which will excluded from the book.
regards
Re: New book about Hungarian Army in WWII
This sounds like a fascinating title. I would like to pick up a copy when it is released. When I click the link in the original post, I see this:
I just thought I would pass it along.
I just thought I would pass it along.
"Good actions ennoble us, and we are the sons of our deeds."—Miguel de Cervantes
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Re: New book about Hungarian Army in WWII
Everyone interested in the Hungarian armed forces might also check out 'Magyar Warriors', published by Helion (UK) last week. Details here: http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic. ... s#p1935445
Dénes
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Re: New book about Hungarian Army in WWII
Dear Friends,
I would like to inform you that the first printed version of the book will arrive to me on this weekend. It will be a A/4 format, hardbound, 288 pages, 385 photos, plus drawingsI, maps and 16 pages colour material. If I will agree on the colours, photos etc done by the printing office, I will give a green light . As you know this book will be ordered and delivered directly from the author/publisher. As soon as I will have the book I will able to calculate the mail and package cost too. If you have any question do not hesitate to ask me on my Facebbok /Huns on Wheeels or my mail address [email protected]
I would like to inform you that the first printed version of the book will arrive to me on this weekend. It will be a A/4 format, hardbound, 288 pages, 385 photos, plus drawingsI, maps and 16 pages colour material. If I will agree on the colours, photos etc done by the printing office, I will give a green light . As you know this book will be ordered and delivered directly from the author/publisher. As soon as I will have the book I will able to calculate the mail and package cost too. If you have any question do not hesitate to ask me on my Facebbok /Huns on Wheeels or my mail address [email protected]
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Re: New book about Hungarian Army in WWII
Out of all the Minor Axis Nations, I am most interested in Hungary. I definitely have an interest in your new book. Please keep us updated on the new publication and its release.
Re: New book about Hungarian Army in WWII
I will, the latest news is that I am waiting for the corrected proof copy of the book from the printing office. Asap It will arrive and I will satisfied with the quality I will give a green light to the production. I hope that the book will be published at the end of May 2015.
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Book order
Dear Friend we are happy to inform you that you can order the book.
As we stated earlier the price is 40 EUR plus the mail and pacage in a registered letter, within Europe is 18 EUR.
You can pay it by bank transfer or Paypal.
The Bank account detailes is:
Mujzer és Tsa. Kft.
SWIFT/BIC Code: GIBAHUHB
IBAN Code: HU56 1160 0006 0000 0000 4717 6908
The Paypal is: [email protected]
As soon as your order and money transfer will arrive, we will inform you as well as when we will mail the book to you. If you would like a signed copy let us know and give the name to whom to sign.
Dear Friend we are happy to inform you that you can order the book.
As we stated earlier the price is 40 EUR plus the mail and pacage in a registered letter, within Europe is 18 EUR.
You can pay it by bank transfer or Paypal.
The Bank account detailes is:
Mujzer és Tsa. Kft.
SWIFT/BIC Code: GIBAHUHB
IBAN Code: HU56 1160 0006 0000 0000 4717 6908
The Paypal is: [email protected]
As soon as your order and money transfer will arrive, we will inform you as well as when we will mail the book to you. If you would like a signed copy let us know and give the name to whom to sign.
Re: New book about Hungarian Army in WWII
I need information on the Tiger tanks in Hungarian service. Anyone have info in any language?
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Re: New book about Hungarian Army in WWII
I included some information and several photos in Magyar Warriors, vol. 1. See here: https://www.helion.co.uk/catalogsearch/ ... her=&isbn=
The cheaper softcover edition is due in January.
The cheaper softcover edition is due in January.