Maresalul Antonescu

Romanian MG crew from the 1st „Roșiori” regiment, 1st Cavalry Division in a ZB-30 machine-gun position at the river Tisa front. 24 November 1944 - Tisa river, Hungary.
Note: starting by mid 1943 some romanian cavalry and mountain troops were equipped with M35 german steel helmets, this helmets remained in use until October 1944.

Source: Armata Română 1941-1945 - C.I Scafeș, H.Vl. Șerbănescu, I.I. Scafeș, C. Andonie, I. Dănilă, R. Avram - Ed. Rai, București 1996;

MG crew

King Mihai I of Romania is the last leader from World War II that is still alive. He arrested the actual head of State Marshal Ion Antonescu at 23 August 1944. The act of 23 August 1944 has raised a series of controversies between historians, some considering him a traitor because his actions helped the russians take over Romania and Central Europe much faster; and a significant part of the historians consider him to be a world hero  because he shortened the war with almost an year thus saving millions of lives and preventing Hitler from creating superweapons.
The left photo is with king Mihai I during WW2 and the right photo is afther his speach in the Romanian Parliment at 25 October 2011 with the occasion of his 90th birthday.