Designed for infantry support late in the war and equipped with a MAVAG 105 mm howitzer, the Zrinyi II proved to be less than successful against Soviet tanks.

Self-propelled Artillery Zrinyi II in Hungary

During the many tank battles taking place around Lake Balaton in Western Hungary in early 1945, heavy Wehrmacht tanks and self-propelled artillery had knocked out these two Russian T-34's in the town of Varpalota, and now the locals gather to look at the aftermath of battle.

Destroyed T-34's in Hungary

During the wartime routine of much waiting followed by fast-paced action, a group of Hungarian soldiers spend the time in conversation.