SS Soldbuch Hundyadi

[hardi]

the awards

Hi Polux,

15.3.1941: Magyar Bronz Érdemérem - Hungarian Bronze Medallion
2.5.1944: II Osztályú Tűzkereszt - Fire Cross II. Class
[Assigned for frontline service during 6 months]
5.12.1943: III Osztályú Legénységi Szolgálati Jelvény - Service Badge for Enlisted Men III. Class
[Assigned for Military Service, 6 years]
30.10.1939: Felvidéki Emlékérem - Memorial Medallion "Felvidék"
[Assigned for Recapturing "Felvidék", Upper Hungary]
11.6.1941: Erdélyi Emlékérem - Memorial Medallion "Erdély"
[Assigned for Recapturing "Erdély", Transsylvania]
Regards,

Janos

For pics see: http://www.akm.externet.hu/rendjel/a...rthy/20-44.htm

[polux]

Hunyadi

Hello Janos,

Thank you very much for your information.

Cordial greetings.

Polux
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Post Tenebras Lux

[hochiminhtrail]

Ss Soldbooks

Hy everybody,

i have seen all these hungarian SS solbooks in Germany shortly after they wee found, i recall seing them all in a Officer metal case, total about 180 Hungarian SS solbooks, only a very few had ID photos in it, most of them were EM.
I saw them before they got shipped to the US. The story i heard is that where found in a cellar in the Czech republic, this could have been approx in 1990.

Pionier

[hardi]

Hi,

Do you have any additional info on these soldbücher?

Someone says lots of hungarian waffen-ss materials are in the Chech Republic (Prague). If you can access the Military Institute at Prague, please send me an e-mail: jhardi@axelero.hu

Many thanks,

Janos

[fayati]

hey

Hey!

I'm also interested in this topic!
Hello János!
Maybe I can get access to the Institute in Praga, I'll try somebody!

Attila

[hardi]

Hey!

I'm also interested in this topic!
Hello János!
Maybe I can get access to the Institute in Praga, I'll try somebody!

Attila

Oh my god, that would be great

Szervusz,

János

[mel]

Hunyadi Soldbuch



In the mentioned officer's chest found in those days there were a number of KZ Wehrpasses. Most of them were in bad condition as they were water damaged, but I think that these were the first ever to come on the market.