Forgotten Heroes - Aces of the Royal Hungarian Air Force in WWII (second revised, expanded edition)

[Csaba B. Stenge]

Originally Posted by Frank Olynyk

I have the (English) edition of the book on order from Amazon, and they have just informed me that the scheduled publication date (in the US, at least) is now firmly set at April 2. So it looks like Helion has put the book in production; which is to say they got enough pre-orders to justify publication. Very good news!

Enjoy!

Frank.

Frank,

It will be definitely available in this spring (it is not in the printing phase yet, but that time will come pretty soon)

[Csaba B. Stenge]

According to the publisher, it is available now (I don't have any copies yet). The final dimensions per the publisher's page: hardback 245mm x 170mm 448 pages 335 b/w photos/illustrations, 14 colour photos, 50 tables

[Csaba B. Stenge]

Here is the complete cover of the book. It is an updated edition of the original Hungarian one, released in 2016: https://www.facebook.com/B.StengeCsa...type=3&theater

[superbee]

Anybody get a copy yet?Is it worth getting?

[Frank Olynyk]

I have it. It is excellent. Five to 15 pages on each ace, depending on available information. Victory lists for each ace. Lots of photos. Even has an entry for an Hungarian ace who joined the Luftwaffe.

Enjoy!

Frank.

[Col Bruggy]

Gentlemen,

Don't waste anytime on this deal. Six days to go.

Has to be the bargain of the year.

This book will sell out quickly.

https://www.naval-military-press.com...ond-world-war/

Col.

[Steve Coates]

Thanks for the alert.

[Håkan]

Wonderful book! A real "must have"!

//Håkan

[Maciej Góralczyk]

Thanks for the tip.
Another one 'from the area' in a bargain price as well:
https://www.naval-military-press.com...ces-1919-1945/

[Dénes Bernád]

Vol. 2 of Magyar Warriors has an extensive chapter, 170 pages, about the organisation and activity of the Hungarian air force, from the aftermath of WW 1 until the end of WW 2. The chapter also has 20 tables, including those of top aces and aircraft deliveries (Italian and German). The longest table includes the complete aircraft production in Hungary (1890 aircraft in total, not including purely civilian types and gliders). A significant amount.