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Spring 2009 Volume Xi, Issue 2 VOLUME XI, ISSUE 2 SPRING 2009 COUNT JÓZSEF v. TAKÁCH-TOLVAY ZEIDLER COLLECTION ZEIDLER PAGE 8 - ROYAL HUNGARIAN UNIFORMS AND INSIGNIA - PART II Our Honorary President: Echoing the enlightened and tolerant forward-thinking of the old Frontline Fighters’ Association’s President Lt. Gen. Count József Takách-Tolvay, the director of the Hungarian Military History Institute and Museum shows his support for our scientific and objective study of Hungarian military MAGYAR FRONT history in the English language. VOLUME XI, ISSUE 2 Welcome, to an outstanding and inspirational example of commitment, SPRING 2009 leadership and international cooperation: Published quarterly by Peter Czink VRNT, Editor Lt. Gen. Dr. József Ferenc Holló Photography by Lieutenant General Dr. József Ferenc Holló, Director General of the Hungarian Lorraine Weideman Military History Institute and Museum has joined our International Hungarian Military (unless otherwise noted) History Preservation Society as Honorary President. Over the last few years, General Holló has shown us considerable kindness, and was a great supporter of our 1956 - 2006 The New Front: commemorative projects. It is a great honour and pleasure to welcome him to the “New (International Hungarian Military Front.” History Preservation Society) Born in Emőd, Hungary, he chose a military career, following the family tradition, Lt. Gen. Dr. József Holló and attended the Lajos Kossuth Military College. He graduated in 1972, specializing in Honorary President motorized artillery, and began active service while continuing to further his education through language studies at the Frunze Military Academy. General Holló steadily rose Peter Czink VRNT in rank in the 1980s, holding positions in the motorized artillery and armoured President command, and by 1991 he was put in charge of these elements of the Hungarian Armed Forces. Along with his many responsibilities, he continued developing his knowledge Lorraine Weideman and skills at the Miklós Zrínyi National Defence Academy, and in 1992 he became the Vice-President, Webmaster department head of the Ministry of Defence Training and Research Departments. Peter v. Laborc Between 1993 and 1995 he was the executive representative of the Ministry of Vice-President, Hungary Defence Committee of Higher Education, and received his PhD in Military Science; then from 1995 to 2001 he worked as Head of Human Relations of the MoD, and the John Keir Deputy Commander of the Hungarian Armed Forces. Since 2001, he has been the Vice-President, United Kingdom Director General of the Military History Institute and Museum. General Holló regularly participates within the Hungarian and international scientific Dr. Gergely Pál Sallay communities, conducting lectures and presentations, and maintains contacts within Historical Consultant, many Hungarian veterans’ associations, as well as with organizations like the Order of Correspondent Vitéz. He also spends considerable time involved with battlefield research groups and PO Box 74527 Kitsilano PO as a consultant for Hungarian historical films. His scientific explorations have not only Vancouver, British Columbia focused on military history, but also on the examination of battlefields, which have V6K 4P4 Canada 604 733-9948 included the excavation of Austro-Hungarian positions from the First World War in Karynthia, the Dolomites and the Isonzo regions of the Julia Alps. He has also worked [email protected] extensively on documentation and scientific evaluation of battlefields and military www.NewFront.com graveyards of the Don River. Since 1992 he has participated in the restoration of the ©2009 All rights reserved historic fortifications of Komárom. Membership in the Going above and beyond the call of duty is nothing new to this dynamic serviceman International Hungarian Military History – an advocate of peace and tolerance, he has established contacts with Austrian, Italian Preservation Society is $40.00 annually, and Russian archives for scientific cooperation. His dedication to the preservation of and includes both the Magyar Front and history inspired his involvement in the repatriation of the library of Sárospatak, as well the New Hungarian Voice periodicals. as establishing memorials in cemeteries from the Second World War’s Eastern Front, The original Magyar Front was the for which he received the Commander’s Cross of the Hungarian Order of Merit and the weekly newspaper of the Front-Line Fighter’s Association, and was President’s Gold Medal. published from the early 1930s until the General Holló is an outstanding example of inspirational commitment, leadership end of the Second World War. and cooperation – and his generous support for our English language efforts, so far from the homeland, is welcomed with our sincere gratitude. P.Cz. 2 Our “New Front” badge is now available! Membership badges, shown 1.5 times actual size - from the 1920s, the 1930s and our “New Front” badge of today Our new International Hungarian Military History on in our New Front. More than just membership Preservation Society membership badges are ready! badges, our new insignia is a tangible link to the spirit It has been in the design and of the past. This beautifully made, die-struck badge manufacturing stages for some time is now available to IHMHPS now, ensuring our insignia is the members – see page 15 for details. best possible quality and is faithful For outstanding, inspirational to the tradition of Hungarian and exemplary service in the comradely associations that have preservation of Hungarian military come before us. Our emblem was history, the IHMHPS Lifetime Mem- inspired by that of the old bership Badge has been created Frontline Fighters’ Associa- (shown at left, actual size). tion – a combination of Designed with the ele- the original “1914-1918” gant bullion-embroidered insignia, the mysterious order stars of antiquity in Új Front (New Front) mind, these hand-made badge and elements from our badges, each insignia containing new organization. over 300 hand-sewn sequins, are Our badges are exactly the awarded by the President of the same size as the old ones, and IHMHPS, and are accompanied by a echo the traditions we are carrying membership badge in gold. Following Hungarian military tradition, the IHMHPS Membership Badge should be displayed on the left lapel of any civilian jacket, while for special occasions, and on dress clothing, the Lifetime Membership Badge is to be worn on the right breast. PHOTO: PETER SZIKITS The design of the IHMHPS Lifetime Membership Badge was inspired by the hand-embroidered bullion thread or “tinsel” stars, from more than a century ago - the predecessors of metal breast stars. Pictured above left is a tinsel star of the Order of St. Stephan, from the Hungarian Military History Museum. (actual size is 9cm x 9cm) 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 BADGES SHOWN BadgesACTUAL SIZE of the Hungarian Frontline Fighters’ AssociationCZINK COLLECTION by Gergely Pál Sallay The Hungarian Frontline Fighters’ Association, to society members as well as foreigners (although established on 5 October 1929, embodied the it is offered for sale to members in early Hungarian frontline fighters of the First World documents), can mostly be seen pinned on the War. According to its statutes, which were left breast pocket of the tunic, whereas the approved by the Minister of Internal Affairs on small enamelled ones were used as lapel pins, 24 December 1931, the aim of the society was worn on the left lapel of both the uniform and to unite the frontline fighters, who scattered civilian clothes. all over the country after the Great War, in The Lifetime Membership Badge, which was an apolitical camp, and so to facilitate awarded by the association’s general assem- respect and social advantages for them. To bly to leadership members for at least five become a member of the association, one had years of continuous and outstanding service, to certify one’s frontline service during the was identical with the regular membership First World War. Therefore, applicants had to badge, but its shield was bordered by oak leaves verify that they had been authorised to wear the in gold at the bottom. Both large and miniature Emperor Charles’ Troops’ Cross (Károly Csapatkereszt), versions of the Lifetime Membership Badge are known the Austro-Hungarian medal awarded to all those who to have been manufactured. As the only known examples had served for twelve weeks in the field. Recipients of are in green enamel, it seems that the Lifetime Member- any grade of the Bravery Medal (in the case of the rank ship Badge was introduced in or after 1939, even though and file) or other orders and decorations awarded for the institution of lifetime membership already existed in gallantry in the field (in the case of officers) were also the 1930s. HAJDU eligible for admission to the association. Those wounded COLLECTION The silver-coloured helmet badge had to be fastened or taken prisoner after six weeks of frontline service on the khaki felt helmet on a cloth backing whose could also qualify for membership. colour varied according to one’s position in the Applicants could become regular members society (see page 6). Members of the national of the society after having paid the member- leadership wore the helmet badge on a white ship fee and having purchased their backing; officials of regional sections on red; membership card and one of the various regular members on green – all bordered by versions available of the association badge. gold braid. The same type of badge (on cloth The shield-shaped badge, designed by the backing, and the size of the lapel insignia) well-known industrial designer of the period, decorated the khaki field cap of the associa- Nándor Berán in 1929, portrayed the above- tion, until a round cockade featuring the mentioned Emperor Charles’ Troops’ Cross in miniature version of the badge in silver was later gold, a steel helmet, a sword and a laurel branch introduced to be attached on it.
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