Tűzharcos Szövetség
Historical Background
The Tűzharcos Szövetség (National Front-Line Fighters' Association) was one of Hungary's most influential veterans' organizations during the interwar period. Founded in 1925, it brought together former front-line soldiers of the First World War while preserving the traditions, comradeship and shared experiences forged during military service.
Through local branches, commemorative ceremonies, publications and social activities, the organization became a central part of Hungarian veteran culture. Its membership included officers, non-commissioned officers and enlisted veterans representing every branch of the former Austro-Hungarian Army and the Royal Hungarian Honvéd.
The TŰZKERESZT Archive preserves original photographs, membership cards, badges, publications and historical research illustrating the history of the Tűzharcos movement and the lives of Hungary's First World War veterans.
Membership Cards
Badges & Insignia
Commemorative Ceremonies
Local Chapters
Veteran Publications
Group Photographs
Original Documents
First World War Veterans
Personal Histories
Research Themes
First World War veterans
Membership records
Badges and insignia
Commemorative events
Local chapters
Group photograph identification
Original historical photography
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Explore articles, original photographs, membership documents, badges and historical research relating to the Tűzharcos Szövetség and Hungary's First World War veterans.
TŰZKERESZT Digital Archive • Historical Organization • Tűzharcos Szövetség
