I stand ready for more of your posts...thanks for the recent posts...
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Somebody, after all, had to make a start. What we wrote and said is also believed by many others. They just don't dare express themselves as we did. Quote - Sophie Scholl - White Rose resistance group -
My pleasure
Let's have a look to some other pictures.
These are very early ones, dating them back to the early '20s. The groups shown are from a Csendor school (something like the military police).Comment
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A portait from the same period, and probably from the same unit...Comment
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The Flag...
...And a group picture 1932 dated. It was taken at the royal castle in Gödöllő. The guys worked in the NCO's kitchen, as you can argue by the special uniforms they wear
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This soldier gives a funny impression, but nonetheless he has a nice uniform
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Portait of a NCOComment
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Last 2 pics for tonight, tomorrow I will some more
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Dad, on left, with comrade, Papa, 1944Comment
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Great photos, thank you for sharing - and for bringing this great thread back to life!
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Very nice picture!
These leather jackets look great!
I believe that they were issued mainly to the armoured troops, even if others may have got them.
Here another couple of pics that show avery similar jacket in use
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Old soldiers (a couple must be ww1 veterans) with a lot of equipment that surround them...Comment
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Hungarian soldiers with russian pows
Group of soldiers in Summer. They are wearing shirts only
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I love this one.
My great grandfathers with two nice girls
The next one is less pleasent. The same man poses at the entrance of a war cemetery where is brother was burried.Comment
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Last two pics for tonight, the next ones will be posted as soon as I can...
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In regards to the leather jackets and bilgeri boots, Apu was a paratrooper, first in the Levente, then regular army, and was attached to the St. Laszlo division.Comment
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