Warriors of the Hungarian Frontier 1526-1686 by Győző Somogyi Végvári vitézek 1526-1686 / A Millennium in The Military - Egy Ezredév Hadban / Paperback 2014 / HM Zrínyi English - Hungarian Bilingual edition About The Author: Historian and graphic artist Győző Somogyi (1942) has spent decades researching Hungarian military history and painting accurate illustrations. He is an experimental archaeologist and an active hussar re-enactor so he has personally tested many of the clothing and equipment presented in the series. More than a dozen of his full color albums have already been published in Hungarian and German. English Summary: In 1526 the Hungarian armies were defeated in the battle of Mohács by the Ottomans. King Louis II drowned fleeing the battlefield and the country got linked to the Holy Roman Empire through the Habsburg monarchs. In 1541, Emperor Suleiman I. seized Buda and annexed the central part of Hungary to the Ottoman Empire while in the eastern part of the country he established the Principality of Transylvania, which was dependent on him. Along the frontier between the constantly expanding Ottoman-held lands and the Kingdom of Hungary the next 150 years saw continuous warfare, consisting of sieges and devastating raids, interrupted with several Ottoman attempts to seize Vienna and with Hungarian retaliation. The fight on the frontier was over when in 1686 a pan-European Christian counteroffensive started resulting in the liberation of Hungary by the end of the 17th century.

Warriors of the Hungarian Frontier 1526 - 1686 - Végvári vitézek 1526 - 1686

Győző Somogyi

HM Zrínyi

The army of Transylvania 1559 - 1690 by Győző Somogyi Az Erdélyi Fejedelmség Hadserege 1559-1690 / A Millennium in The Military / Egy Ezredév Hadban English - Hungarian Bilingual edition English Summary: The Hungarian state, founded in 896 A.D. and becoming the Christian Kingdom of Hungary from 1000 A.D. covered the entire area of the Carpathian basin until 1920, including Croatia being united with it in personal union under the holy crown. The series " A millennium in the military " presents the military culture, weaponry and the peculiar warfare made famous by the hussars spanning various historical periods. The book includes reconstructive color illustrations with captions in Hungarian and English. About The Author: Historian and graphic artist Győző Somogyi (1942) has spent decades researching Hungarian military history and painting accurate illustrations. He is an experimental archaeologist and an active hussar re-enactor so he has personally tested many of the clothing and equipment presented in the series. More than a dozen of his full color albums have already been published in Hungarian and German.

The army of Transylvania 1559 – 1690

History

Hungarian Soldiers in the World Wars (1914-1918, 1939-1945) by Győző Somogyi A Világháborúk magyar katonái 1914-1918, 1939-1945 / A Millenium in The Military / Egy Ezredév Hadban English - Hungarian Bilingual edition English Summary: The Hungarian state, founded in 896 A.D. and becoming the Christian Kingdom of Hungary from 1000 A.D. covered the entire area of the Carpathian basin until 1920, including Croatia being united with it in personal union under the holy crown. The series " A millenium in the military " presents the military culture, weaponry and the peculiar warfare made famous by the hussars spanning various historical periods. The book includes reconstructive color illustrations with captions in Hungarian and English. Our book presents Hungarian regiments and guards in the period of 1850 - 1914 of Francis Joseph's long reign. About The Author: Historian and graphic artist Győző Somogyi (1942) has spent decades researching Hungarian military history and painting accurate illustrations. He is an experimental archaeologist and an active hussar re-enactor so he has personally tested many of the clothing and equipment presented in the series. More than a dozen of his full color albums have already been published in Hungarian and German.

Hungarian Soldiers in the World Wars 1914-1918, 1939-1945

The Album of the Great War - An illustrated chronicle of Hungary in the First World War

Balla Tibor

Francis Joseph's Hungarian Regiments 1850-1914 - Ferenc József magyar ezredei 1850-1914

This book on the flying aces of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy has appeared to mark the centenary of the First World War. A result of long-running research work, it provides answers to several questions that have been unsettled for years, and makes a lot of new facts and figures available for researchers and the general public. This book is not only about the pilots lives and career. According to their individual specializations, the authors present the aircraft and weaponry for fighting air battles, the airmen's uniforms and pieces of equipment, and the badges and emblems used by them. Thanks to the extensive coverage of the subject, beyond those interested in the aerial warfare of the age, almost anybody can find information suiting their interest in this new monograph.

Flying Aces 1914 - 1918 - The most successful aviators of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy and their equipment

Zrinyi

Horse Archers' Weapons I. by Győző Somogyi Lovasíjász-Fegyverzet I. / A Millennium in The Military / Egy Ezredév Hadban English - Hungarian Bilingual edition English Summary: The Hungarian state, founded in 896 A.D. and becoming the Christian Kingdom of Hungary from 1000 A.D. covered the entire area of the Carpathian basin until 1920, including Croatia being united with it in personal union under the holy crown. The series " A millennium in the military " presents the military culture, weaponry and the peculiar warfare made famous by the hussars spanning various historical periods. The book includes reconstructive color illustrations with captions in Hungarian and English. About The Author: Historian and graphic artist Győző Somogyi (1942) has spent decades researching Hungarian military history and painting accurate illustrations. He is an experimental archaeologist and an active hussar re-enactor so he has personally tested many of the clothing and equipment presented in the series. More than a dozen of his full color albums have already been published in Hungarian and German.

Lovasíjász-fegyverzet I. - Horse archers' weapons I.

Equestrian lifestyle and the art of horse archery developed on the great grasslands (steppes) of Eurasia. The horse as a rapid means of transport and warfare, and the bow as a long range weapon defined the warfare of the era. The figure, the attire, the weaponry, the lifestyle, the taste and the thinking of great horse archers hardly changed any during the centuries. The two volumes of this book presents the weaponry and war costumes of horse archer peoples in reconstruction drawings based on archaeological findings as well as written and pictorial sources.

Lovasíjász-fegyverzet II. - Horse archers' weapons II.

Hungarian Age of Chivalry 1301-1456 by Győző Somogyi 
Magyar Lovagkor 1301-1456 / A Millennium in The Military - Egy Ezredév Hadban / Paperback 2017 / HM Zrínyi\nEnglish - Hungarian Bilingual edition\nAbout The Author: 
Historian and graphic artist Győző Somogyi (1942) has spent decades researching Hungarian military history and painting accurate illustrations. He is an experimental archaeologist and an active hussar re-enactor so he has personally tested many of the clothing and equipment presented in the series. More than a dozen of his full color albums have already been published in Hungarian and German.\nEnglish Summary: 
During the long reign (1301-1437) of the House of Anjou and King Sigismund, the Hungarian Kingdom became an influential European state and a center of alliance systems. Possessing the largest gold mines in Europe, it was a strong economic and military power. Chivalry and arts flowered in the dense network of castles and walled towns. Although fights were continuous among the baronial groups, there weren't any serious attacks against the borders of Hungary. Against the looming threat of the expansion of the Ottoman Empire, a system of Banates and vassal states was formed together with a line of border fortresses along the Lower Danube. The military was built on the noblemen's banderia and the armies of privileged military people (Cumans, Székelys), to which was added the Militia Portalis, a number of soldiers to be provided from serf-lots from the 1430s on. For the most part, they were horse archers and light infantry who served to defend the area of the country.

Hungarian Age of Chivalry 1301-1456 - Magyar lovagkor 1301-1456

The Army of The Árpád Dynasty 896-1301 by Győző Somogyi\nAz Árpádok Hadserege 896-1301 / A Millenium in The Military / Egy Ezredév Hadban\nEnglish - Hungarian Bilingual edition\nEnglish Summary: 
The Hungarian state, founded in 896 A.D. and becoming the Christian Kingdom of Hungary from 1000 A.D. covered the entire area of the Carpathian basin until 1920, including Croatia being united with it in personal union under the holy crown. The series " A millenium in the military " presents the military culture, weaponry and the peculiar warfare made famous by the hussars spanning various historical periods. The book includes reconstructive color illustrations with captions in Hungarian and English.\nAbout The Author: 
Historian and graphic artist Győző Somogyi (1942) has spent decades researching Hungarian military history and painting accurate illustrations. He is an experimental archaeologist and an active hussar re-enactor so he has personally tested many of the clothing and equipment presented in the series. More than a dozen of his full color albums have already been published in Hungarian and German.

The Army of the Arpád Dynasty 896-1301 - Az Arpadok hadserege 896-1301

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