Politically speaking, France had no right to push the treaty of Trianon, the UK and the US denied to agree to the treaty as it was disastrous for Hungary and its' people. In the end, the victors and their selfish desires win over reason and 2/3's of Hungary for taken away and split among the nations etc. etc. An extremely criminal treaty, one which should never have been allowed to be put into action.
@@Nr31HungarianRegiment Suffice to say, it made Hungary a tad salty. But to be honest it should not have been entirely unexpected, the Hungarian Nobility had been marginalising around its ethnic minority's and neighbouring nations for decades before the First World War, by 1918 they had been decisively beaten. The Hungarians did not disarm in 1918 or sign a treaty and launched attacks under their government against the eastern entante, it was entirely predictable that it would be a defeat for Hungary and you can hardly fault France for not attacking its allies to stop the fighting, particularly with the threat of the Soviet Union nearby. While some of the Wilsonian parts of the treaty were clearly flawed after the fiasco of 1919 a punitive treaty was not exactly shocking, it is unlikely that the western entente could have removed the eastern entente from the occupied territories even if they wanted to. And even then Hungary attempted to dodge the treaty restrictions on every single category, I sometimes wonder if half the energy spent building secret arms factories and hidden air forces had gone towards the economy instead they may have actually manage to economically outpace all their neighbours.
@@Lancasterlaw1175what you mean that we were not disarming??? After the Aster revolution the new government (under Mihály Károlyi) started to disarm the whole army while there are still hundreds of thousands of hungarian men were in arms and were in somewhat able to take up the fight against the serbo-croats, the czechs and slovaks and the romanian who where already almost at the river Tisza. Only the the communist regime that couped the first republic were started to reorganize the army and made significant successes against the czechs and slovaks. Then the french promised that if we give up the we just took then they will force the romanians to stop at the Tisza. We did our part of the agreement but the french not. After that it was a matter of time till the romaninans reach the gates of Budapest.
@kyle857 We did have a navy and Admiral Horthy successfully fought the Brits during World War 1. However after the War we were forbidden to retain a Navy which had to be donated to Croatia. A leading vice Admiral with Military and Administrative experience was not a poor choice in the 1920's, to become Regent.
That Lucian 2 assault gun looks every bit as badass as the Stug 3! That's the first I've ever seen any of these armored vehicles and that thing looks freakin' COOL!
hey! uhmm...I want to say a big thanks for you guys , your website help-ed for me a lot , your illustrations are really great. I just want to say thanks.
If its not a porblem , i used your illustrations in my suggestion on WT forum : forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/466160-hungarian-ground-forces-tech-tree/
9:10 I love how non Hungarian speakers say these words. Anyway keep going you can make it. ( el fogod tudni mondani rendesen barátom ) Greets from Hungary
straussler made some advanced armoured cars suspension articulation and the R A F bought some six by four armoured cars for use in iran or iraq i tink a link it were ,?. looks cool it do in george fortys armoured cars of ww1 and ww2 book i bought ,twas a good find that in an olde book shop in m chester.
Multiple aemoured car designs based o Strausslers work have been in continous service from before ww2 to this day, perhaps the most prominent being the French Eland series. The man was a visionary beyond his time. It could even be argued that he pioneered the chief design elements of what would later become the MRAP.
Actually, when you need i can provide you with blueprints from these vehicles but a lot of " stuff that was said is simply crap or not legit for the storyline.!
It is hard to say that Czechoslovacs attacked Hungary. Slovakia, which was previously part of Hungary, was now declared as part of Czechoslovakia. Some countries agreed, but Hungary unsurprizingly didn't. I still would not call it aggression from CZE side.
A vice admiral leading a country with no navy says something about how quick things changed politically at this time.
Politically speaking, France had no right to push the treaty of Trianon, the UK and the US denied to agree to the treaty as it was disastrous for Hungary and its' people. In the end, the victors and their selfish desires win over reason and 2/3's of Hungary for taken away and split among the nations etc. etc. An extremely criminal treaty, one which should never have been allowed to be put into action.
@@Nr31HungarianRegiment Suffice to say, it made Hungary a tad salty.
But to be honest it should not have been entirely unexpected, the Hungarian Nobility had been marginalising around its ethnic minority's and neighbouring nations for decades before the First World War, by 1918 they had been decisively beaten. The Hungarians did not disarm in 1918 or sign a treaty and launched attacks under their government against the eastern entante, it was entirely predictable that it would be a defeat for Hungary and you can hardly fault France for not attacking its allies to stop the fighting, particularly with the threat of the Soviet Union nearby. While some of the Wilsonian parts of the treaty were clearly flawed after the fiasco of 1919 a punitive treaty was not exactly shocking, it is unlikely that the western entente could have removed the eastern entente from the occupied territories even if they wanted to. And even then Hungary attempted to dodge the treaty restrictions on every single category, I sometimes wonder if half the energy spent building secret arms factories and hidden air forces had gone towards the economy instead they may have actually manage to economically outpace all their neighbours.
They did have a navy, though it was a river fleet
@@Lancasterlaw1175what you mean that we were not disarming??? After the Aster revolution the new government (under Mihály Károlyi) started to disarm the whole army while there are still hundreds of thousands of hungarian men were in arms and were in somewhat able to take up the fight against the serbo-croats, the czechs and slovaks and the romanian who where already almost at the river Tisza. Only the the communist regime that couped the first republic were started to reorganize the army and made significant successes against the czechs and slovaks. Then the french promised that if we give up the we just took then they will force the romanians to stop at the Tisza. We did our part of the agreement but the french not. After that it was a matter of time till the romaninans reach the gates of Budapest.
@kyle857 We did have a navy and Admiral Horthy successfully fought the Brits during World War 1. However after the War we were forbidden to retain a Navy which had to be donated to Croatia. A leading vice Admiral with Military and Administrative experience was not a poor choice in the 1920's, to become Regent.
That Lucian 2 assault gun looks every bit as badass as the Stug 3! That's the first I've ever seen any of these armored vehicles and that thing looks freakin' COOL!
hey! uhmm...I want to say a big thanks for you guys , your website help-ed for me a lot , your illustrations are really great. I just want to say thanks.
If its not a porblem , i used your illustrations in my suggestion on WT forum : forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/466160-hungarian-ground-forces-tech-tree/
Our pleasure!
It is not a problem, our illustrations are free to use for non-commercial purposes with crediting (which you have done).
All the best.
Never heard someone saying Budapest this perfectly and saying Csaba soo badly at the same time
The cs is very unique sound for most nations.
9:10 I love how non Hungarian speakers say these words. Anyway keep going you can make it. ( el fogod tudni mondani rendesen barátom ) Greets from Hungary
They just added a couple of Hungarian vehicles to war thunder so here I am learning about their history lol
Wonderful job on this and all your videos.
Good video! subbed!
straussler made some advanced armoured cars suspension articulation and the R A F bought some six by four armoured cars for use in iran or iraq i tink a link it were ,?. looks cool it do in george fortys armoured cars of ww1 and ww2 book i bought ,twas a good find that in an olde book shop in m chester.
Multiple aemoured car designs based o Strausslers work have been in continous service from before ww2 to this day, perhaps the most prominent being the French Eland series.
The man was a visionary beyond his time. It could even be argued that he pioneered the chief design elements of what would later become the MRAP.
@@egoalter1276 yup
This feed is awesone
Very nice and interesting Video
semovente's hungarian cousin 15:31
That looks cool.
your website link has a problem
We know, we are trying to solve them.
@@TanksEncyclopediaYT good luck
you have a great website
thnx for all your great articles
Wish I could like this video more than once.
Csaba pronunciation : Chaba ( like Ch from China , and a from God )
?? There is no "a" in God.
English in writing is cursed beyond comperhension. God and wast have the same vovel when pronounced.
Something is wrong with your website
We know, we are trying to solve them.
What a rig that is.
Actually, when you need i can provide you with blueprints from these vehicles but a lot of " stuff that was said is simply crap or not legit for the storyline.!
You have all our sources in the description and article. If you have better sources, please do pass them along.
Uhm, your website is a Wordpress ad. Looks like you already know about it.
We are working on it, problem half solved, working on a full solve.
I´m a Horthy-Fan! ❤
Looks like Jed's truck.
It is hard to say that Czechoslovacs attacked Hungary. Slovakia, which was previously part of Hungary, was now declared as part of Czechoslovakia. Some countries agreed, but Hungary unsurprizingly didn't. I still would not call it aggression from CZE side.
What you would call it, doesnt matter much.
It was an aggression.
It was a czechoslovakian aggression against hungarian agression.
German ww2 tanks lookin sooo sexy or what
Oh no, we are in dutch now.
Only real gangsters watch the entire ads
Be super hot in summer in those cans.
Pres. Forehead
The fiat 2f picture is from a Slovak book LOL....Hungars occupied Slovaks for centuries...no love lost there.