Somewhere on the Galician front, General Model reviews a unit of the First Hungarian Army during 1944. 

German General Model Reviews Hungarian Troops

Hungarian CSABA BECZE,  a published historian on the subject writes:  "ZRINYI II was lower, than the StuG III. Hungarian assault gunners liked it and shot a lot of Soviet tanks and assault guns out with their Zrínyi's. It had two problems: Zrínyi's had welded armour and the gun's barrel was short (the muzzle velocity of the howitzer's shell wasn't enough for a firefight against Soviet heavy tanks over 1 km). BTW, they had firefights at long distances very rarely, and the 105 mm AT shell against Soviet tanks was very effective. The Soviets had to sacrifice 3-4 armored vehicles for one Zrínyi. It was an excellent vehicle for ambushes and for escorting attacking infantry."

Assault Artillery Zrinyi II, Hungary

A group of Hungarian air force personnel pose for a group photo probably on the Eastern front.