A Honved tank, probably a Toldi, moves south in the vicinity of the town of Osijek (Eszek) during the 1941 German-Hungarian campaign versus Serbia.

Light Hungarian Tank, 1941

The low-tech approach of a team of horses and a wagon seemed to work well for crossing a rushing creek. Made of wood and iron, a Hungarian style kocsi (ko-chee) actually sported independent suspension, as each wheel could move up and down on its own axle unit.

 Magyar Horse and Wagon Transport

A small Hungarian unit moves into NE Erdely (Transylvania) in September, 1940. An original color photo.