From left to right: István Horthy, governor Miklós Horthy, the  governor's wife Magdolna, Junior Miklós Horthy and Paulette Horthy.

The Horthy family

This photo is from late 1944 or early 1945; unfortunately, not known if it was in eastern Hungary or beyond the border, toward the eastern front. The unit is the Royal Hungarian 101st engineering battalion (hidasz). Standing in the open door is my father, rank master seargent (fotorzsormester). In front of him, bandaged hand is a tabori csendor (military police); the one without a cap is a medical doctor; the 2 soldiers on the left are buck seargents (szakszvezeto); the 2 on the right are privates; the 3rd from the right is a seargent (ormester); it is known, that he and my father survived the war, (most likely the others too), both passed away from natural causes in 1989 (my father at age 86).

Troop train

Governor of Hungary (1 March 1920 to 16 october 1944)
Borned in Kenderes, Hungary 18 june 1868 and died in exile Estoril, Portugal 9 february 1957.