[Csaba B. Stenge]

Mirek,

I guess, the text is average MMP size. I sent lots of unpublished photos but don't know, how many will be available in the book (have no info from the publisher) I have sent not just archive photos, but about the remained Hungarian AFV's as well (the Nimród in Budapest, the Ansaldo in Belgrade and the other captured AFV's in Kubinka)

It contains three big chapters: one is the detailed history of the 1st Field Armoured Division in 1942/43, next is the brief history of the Hungarian armoured units in combat from 1939-45 (incl the assault artillery, which was not armour, it was a part of the artillery) and the third is a short chapter about the Hungarian AFV development and manufactury.