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The Royal Hungarian Army 1920-1945 [Hardcover]

Leo W. G. Niehorster , Leo G. Niehorster


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4.0 out of 5 stars Good Reference - No proofreading 2 Aug 2005
By John F. Wright - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Hardcover
This book is severely lacking proof reading, there are many typographical mistakes. The historical background provided is excellent, unfortunately there is very little TOE information and the OOB info is difficult to follow. I know of no better source of information on Hungary for World War II but this book seriously needs proof reading and re-publishing. It would also be very valuable if some detailed TOE and OOB information was provided and better organized.
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1.0 out of 5 stars Not that great 20 May 2006
By Jay Tompkins - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Hardcover
The fact that this book is unedited doesn't bother me. This book contains interesting info on the formation of the various branches of the Hungarian army during the inter war years. The info from World War Two appears to consist of translated war diaries, with little or no analysis of the larger picture on the eastern front. I would pass on this one. In this book's favor is the fact that you won't find this info anywhere else. If you have to have it, try for the cheap copy
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