Polish and Hungarian soldiers and civilians mingle at a border railroad station as the border is opened between the two old neighboring lands. Despite shared historical events and similar mentalities, the two divergent languages made conversation between the two peoples very difficult. (Thanks for English today.)

Hungarian Train at Polish Border, 1939

With the Hungarian recovery of Karpatalja (Ruthenia), two direct railroad lines were reestablished between Poland and Hungary. Here the arrival of a Hungarian train in a border town brings together Polish and Magyar officers, greeting one another at the station.

Polish-Hungarian Border Greetings, 1939

Two local boys in a recovered city seem to be enjoying the food Hungarian soldiers are sharing with them. 