It looks really good. He also has a couple of other book on Amazon but I don't know how they compare to the above book. The price isn't listed but is 40 Euro.Dear Customer,
Huns on Wheels, Hungarian Mobil Forces in WWII, (Armoured, Cavalry, Bicycle Troops, Motorised rifle) is available. The book printed in A/4, hardbound format, 264 pages, 385 black and white original photos, AFVs scale drawings, 14 maps, 34 Order of Battles, and 16 pages long colour materials, armoured vehicles’ profiles and uniforms drawings.
You can order it on [email protected]
"Huns on Wheels"
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"Huns on Wheels"
As information there is privately published book by Péter Mujzer called Huns on Wheels
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Re: "Huns on Wheels"
Highly recommended. Well worth the price.
Here's the Index:
1. INTRODUCTION
1.1. Military Conditions of the Peace Treaty
1.2. The Hungarian Armed Forces Between the Wars
1.3. Hungarian Diplomacy
1.4. The Enlargement of the Hungarian Army
2. HUNGARIAN MOBILE TROOPS
2.1. Theoretical Foundation of the Mobile Troops
2.2. Cavalry Troops
2.3. Small-Scale Cavalry Formations
2.3. Bicycle Troops
2.4. Light Infantry Troops
2.5. Motorised Rifle Troops
3. HUNGARIAN TROOPS IN THE EARLY YEARS
3.1. RUISK
3.2. The Italian Connection
3.3. New Sources
3.4. Organisation and Equipment of the Armoured Units
4. FINAL ORGANIZATION
4.1. Armoured Cavalry Units
4.2. Armoured Division
4.3. Assault Gun Battalions
4.4. Reconnaissance Battalions
4.5. Independent Units
4.6. Gendarmerie Forces
4.7. Police Forces
4.8. Replacement and Cadre Units
6. HUNGARIAN ARMORED FORCES DURING THE SECOND WORLD WAR
6.1. Peacetime Operations
6.2. Occupation of the Carpatho/Ukraine
6.3. Transylvania
6.4. Yugoslavian Campaign
6.5. Soviet Campaign 1941
6.6. Mobile troops in Russia 1942/43
6.7. Mobile Troops with the Occupation Forces in the Ukraine, 1941-44
6.8. The 2nd Armoured Division in Galicia, 1944
6.9. The 1st Cavalry Division in Russia
6.10. 1st Hussar Division in Hungary 1944/45
6.11. The 2nd Armoured Division in Transylvania 1944
6.12. The 2nd Armoured Division in Hungary 1944/45
6.13. 1st Armoured Division in 1944/45
6.14. The Siege of Budapest
6.15. The Final Battles
6.16. Final Training /Conversion of the Hungarian Armoured Troops
6.17. Armoured Trains
7. ARMAMENTS OF THE HUNGARIAN MOBILE FORCES
7.1. The Defence Industry in Hungary
7.2. Production of Armoured Vehicles
7.3. V-3 Light Tank
7.4. Toldi Light Tanks
7.5. Nimród SP. A/A Vehicle
7.6. Turán Tank
7.7. Turán Heavy Tank
7.8. Zrínyi Assault Howitzer
7.9. Experimental Heavy Tank and Assault Gun
7.10. Armoured Cars
7.11.1. Csaba Armoured Car
7.11.2. 40M Csaba
7.12. Ammunition Rates of the Armoured Forces Vehicles
7.13. Vehicle Costs
7.14. Production of Armoured Vehicles
7.15. Official Vehicle Designations
7.16. Foreign Armoured Vehicles
7. 17. Non-Armoured Vehicles and Weapons of the Armoured Troops, 1941-1945
7.17.1. Motor vehicles
7.17.2. 4WD Cars
7.17.3. Trucks
7.17.4. Tractors
7.17.5. Motorcycles
17.18. Conclusions
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. BIBLIOGRAPHY
10. ANNEXES
10.1. Famous Personalities
10.2. Hungarian tanks in Soviet service
10.3. Field uniform, equipment of the Mobile Troops in WWII
10.4. Armaments
10.5. Unit Commanders
10.6. Planned strength
10.7. Comparative strength
10.8. Info graphocal OB
10.9. Colour materials
(Chapter numbering are as per his index.)
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Leo
Here's the Index:
1. INTRODUCTION
1.1. Military Conditions of the Peace Treaty
1.2. The Hungarian Armed Forces Between the Wars
1.3. Hungarian Diplomacy
1.4. The Enlargement of the Hungarian Army
2. HUNGARIAN MOBILE TROOPS
2.1. Theoretical Foundation of the Mobile Troops
2.2. Cavalry Troops
2.3. Small-Scale Cavalry Formations
2.3. Bicycle Troops
2.4. Light Infantry Troops
2.5. Motorised Rifle Troops
3. HUNGARIAN TROOPS IN THE EARLY YEARS
3.1. RUISK
3.2. The Italian Connection
3.3. New Sources
3.4. Organisation and Equipment of the Armoured Units
4. FINAL ORGANIZATION
4.1. Armoured Cavalry Units
4.2. Armoured Division
4.3. Assault Gun Battalions
4.4. Reconnaissance Battalions
4.5. Independent Units
4.6. Gendarmerie Forces
4.7. Police Forces
4.8. Replacement and Cadre Units
6. HUNGARIAN ARMORED FORCES DURING THE SECOND WORLD WAR
6.1. Peacetime Operations
6.2. Occupation of the Carpatho/Ukraine
6.3. Transylvania
6.4. Yugoslavian Campaign
6.5. Soviet Campaign 1941
6.6. Mobile troops in Russia 1942/43
6.7. Mobile Troops with the Occupation Forces in the Ukraine, 1941-44
6.8. The 2nd Armoured Division in Galicia, 1944
6.9. The 1st Cavalry Division in Russia
6.10. 1st Hussar Division in Hungary 1944/45
6.11. The 2nd Armoured Division in Transylvania 1944
6.12. The 2nd Armoured Division in Hungary 1944/45
6.13. 1st Armoured Division in 1944/45
6.14. The Siege of Budapest
6.15. The Final Battles
6.16. Final Training /Conversion of the Hungarian Armoured Troops
6.17. Armoured Trains
7. ARMAMENTS OF THE HUNGARIAN MOBILE FORCES
7.1. The Defence Industry in Hungary
7.2. Production of Armoured Vehicles
7.3. V-3 Light Tank
7.4. Toldi Light Tanks
7.5. Nimród SP. A/A Vehicle
7.6. Turán Tank
7.7. Turán Heavy Tank
7.8. Zrínyi Assault Howitzer
7.9. Experimental Heavy Tank and Assault Gun
7.10. Armoured Cars
7.11.1. Csaba Armoured Car
7.11.2. 40M Csaba
7.12. Ammunition Rates of the Armoured Forces Vehicles
7.13. Vehicle Costs
7.14. Production of Armoured Vehicles
7.15. Official Vehicle Designations
7.16. Foreign Armoured Vehicles
7. 17. Non-Armoured Vehicles and Weapons of the Armoured Troops, 1941-1945
7.17.1. Motor vehicles
7.17.2. 4WD Cars
7.17.3. Trucks
7.17.4. Tractors
7.17.5. Motorcycles
17.18. Conclusions
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. BIBLIOGRAPHY
10. ANNEXES
10.1. Famous Personalities
10.2. Hungarian tanks in Soviet service
10.3. Field uniform, equipment of the Mobile Troops in WWII
10.4. Armaments
10.5. Unit Commanders
10.6. Planned strength
10.7. Comparative strength
10.8. Info graphocal OB
10.9. Colour materials
(Chapter numbering are as per his index.)
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Leo
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Re: "Huns on Wheels"
In would really like to purchase this book. I have messaged the author on facebook, but have received no reply. Is there another way to purchase the book?
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Re: "Huns on Wheels"
I had no difficulties contacting him.