43M Zrinyi II
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Following the success of assault guns on the World War II Eastern Front, the Hungarians developed their own model, based on the chassis of the Turan tank. The initial design, the Zrinyi I, incorporated a long 75 mm gun, but it did not pass the prototype stage. The Zrinyi II had heavier armament, and a total of 60 units were produced between August 1943 and July 1944.
[edit] Specifications
Manufacturer: Manfred Weisz
Crew: 4 men
Weight: 21.6 tons
Length: 5.68 m
Width: 2.99 m
Height: 2.33 m
Engine: Manfred Weisz, V8 (260 hp)
Maximum speed: 43 km/h (road)
Range: 220 km (road)
Main armament: 105 Obuseiro MAVAG 40/43M of mm/L20,5
Secondary armament: Machine gun Danuvia 34/40 of 8 mm
Ammunition: 42 projectiles of 105 mm
Armor thickness: 13 mm - 75 mm
| Hungarian armored fighting vehicles of World War II |
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| Toldi | Turan |
| Assault guns |
| Zrinyi |
| Armored cars |
| Csaba |
| Self propelled anti-aircraft |
| Nimrod |
| Hungarian armored fighting vehicle production during World War II |
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