Any Romanians after 1944 on Axis Side?

Obviously, that's Hungarian, not Hingarian, and 1956, not 1955.

BTW, this coming October will mark the 50th Anniversary of the Hungarian Revolution, which had direct effect (and repercussion) in various cities in Transylvania as well.

Gen. Dénes

This post has been edited by Dénes on August 31, 2006 08:10 pm

Obviously, that's Hungarian, not Hingarian, and 1956, not 1955.

Yes, it was already noticed...
That is way Internet is good as source of information, but up to a point. Websites are created by humans, and by their hands typing on keyboards.
However, mistakes may appear also in old style printed books, so the key is to read more books about the same subject, if we have time. But then, whom we should trust?

Yeah, today is a great chance for politic / patriotic speeches.
Considering Transylvania in 1956, some Romanian students joined ranks with their Hungarian colleagues, and later suffered as well.

Col. Florin

This post has been edited by Florin on September 01, 2006 01:03 pm

Hallo Gentlemen,

with regards Hingarian / Hungarian they are my typo error's:(

the date 1956 is printed in the book* for the October Revolution.

Men at Arms, a Osprey Publication, entitled:

Germany's Easrtern Front Allies (2) Baltic Forces, page 40:

by Caballero Jurado & Thomas.

Kevin in Deva

This post has been edited by New Connaught Ranger on September 01, 2006 01:25 pm