When not attacked by Russian planes -- and for the Hungarian foot soldiers they were all called "Rata" -- the AA guns (probably Bofors here) were often pointed defensively at the Soviet ground forces.

Hungarian AA Artillery, Don Front, 1942

Most likely during January, 1943, Axis traffic is shown here by a Russian cathedral located on the Don River --  I do not know the exact location. German style wagons pass by and a group of Hungarian soldiers are tending to a car (Opel?) -- probably all frozen in the winter cold.

Traffic Jam by an Orthodox Basilica, Don, 1943

Dr. Emody, a Hungarian field physician, was responsible for leaving many wartime photographs behind -- some of which have been posted on this website. Here he is shown riding a fine Magyar horse in a Russian field behind the front, most likely in January, 1943, just days before the Soviet attack and the good doctor's "disappearance" -- probably representing his death.