A rear entrance to an artillery bunker of the Arpad Line of defensive fortifications built during 1940-1944 in the Eastern Carpathian mountains. The line stopped the Red Army in the N. East of Hungary for four weeks until it was outflanked and had to be abandoned.

Bunker in the Hungarian Arpad Line

The bombing of the Hungarian capital's industrial targets during 1944, most likely by the US air force. In the middle of the city the Danube river is shown. The city was  defended by AA batteries.

Bombing of Budapest, 1944

General Veress was an important Hungarian general during WW2. Born in the Szekely-Land of Erdely (Transylvania), he served on the Don front for a while heading a tank division, led an army corps at Kolozsvar (Cluj), and served as the commander as the new Hungarian Second Army at the major battle of Torda (Turda) in 1944. He was a confidant of Regent  and was arrested by the Germans on October 15, 1944, when Horthy attempted to take Hungary out of the war.