Hungary WW2 Propaganda Collection:During World War II, the Kingdom of Hungary was a member of the Axis powers. In the 1930s, the Kingdom of Hungary relied on increased trade with Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany to pull itself out of the Great Depression. Hungarian politics and foreign policy had become more stridently nationalistic by 1938, and Hungary adopted an irredentist policy similar to Germany’s, attempting to incorporate ethnic Hungarian areas in neighboring countries into Hungary. (Wikipedia)
Hungary WW2 Propaganda Posters:
Recruiting:
1942 You are also welcome. The Air Defense League
1944 With Joint Forces Against Bolshevism. For the Survival of Europe and Hungary!
1944 Comrade, we invite you to your home watch
Fighting And Morale:
1939 Let’s Help Our Finnish Brothers!
1941 Victory
1942 Time to Trample Down the Destructive Devil!
1942 Don’t Forget. A Soldier on a Foreign Land for the Future of Your Homeland and Your Family
1942 Christmas to our Fighting Soldiers and Their Relatives!
1942 Do Your Duty!
1943 I trust in Him!
1943 The Motor Driving Homeland Defense
1943 target shooting Homeland Defense
1944 June 22. On this day, Europe initiated a defensive fight, with Hungary actively involved
1944 One heart, one will. Forward to victory!
1944 We stand!
1944 Up to the Carpathian Mountains
1944 That’s why…
Gear and Vehicles:
1942 Winter Clothes for Our Soldiers’
Anti-Enemy:
1944 You want to go to Siberia too. Never! Then fight and work for victory!
Production:
1944 Your Work Will Shorten the War
1944 Your Work Shortens the War
Finance:
Home Front:
1940 Transylvania
1940 Transylvania is Hungarian Land Again!
1941 Transylvania Again Ours
1941 For Our Homeland, For Our Future. The Hungarian Red Cross
1943 Save for Them
1944 I Am a Target Too
Hungary WW2 Military Art:
Hungarian soldiers defending Budapest from the Soviet troops.1945.
1941 Hungarian TOLDI I, 2nd Recognition Brigade, 1st fast corps, Russia
20M Nimrod
38M Toldi II B40, Hungarian
40M Nimrod
42. M Turan II fighter cart.
Cazacarros 44. M Zrinyi I
M40-43M Zrinyi II 105mm Hungarian
Toldi, a Hungarian light car, crosses a river during Operation Barbarossa
Toldi II, Hungarian tank
Zrinyi II styro
Bf109 G – Hungary
Bf-109G of the Royal Hungarian Air Force, on patrol over Hungary in 1944
Focke Wulf Ff190 – Hungary
Hungarian Bf-109 Hungary knocks down P-51
Hungarian Stukas
Me 410 – Hungary
Messerschmitt Bf-109 G6 Hungary
Messerschmitt Bf-109G-6 Hungarian knocks down a B-24 Liberator.
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