Many graves of deceased Hungarian (German, etc.) POW's dot the landscape of Russia, like the above in Udmurtia, usually located near to former forced labor camps, factories, and mines.

Graves of Hungarian POW's in Russia

The Royal Hungarian Air Force had been originally equipped with a variety of fighter planes, made domestically or obtained from Italy. By 1943, the German-designed and Hungarian-manufactured  Messerschmidt Bf-109 became the most valued and most widely deployed fighter, shown here at the Veszprem airport in 1944.

Hungarian Me Fighter Plane, 1944

A group of returning Magyar POW's is shown here, being offered small treats by a nurse at the Nyugati (Western) railroad station of Budapest in 1947.