Nedanstående citat är från boken i fråga och listar de olika förband som slutade kriget utanför Ungern:
After the loss of Hungary on 4.04.45, the remaining Hungarian forces fought in three man areas outside of Hungary.
The First Army in Czechoslovakia. Owing to the refusal to transport them back to Hungary, the 24th and 16th Infantry Division, as well as remnants of the 3rd Replacement division continued there, and were forced to surrender of the Soviet forces in Bohemia.
The second group of Hungarians, the Third Army, (with the Huszár, 2nd Armored, 1st Mountain, 23rd Reserve, and 9th Border Guard Divisions), had been driven out of Hungary along the northern banks of the Danube. Part of these units were captured by the Western Allies in Austria.
The third group, the II Corps (with the 20th Infantry, 25th Infantry, and the Szt. László Divisions), were involved in the fierce fighting along the Mur and Drave Rivers until the very end in northern Croatia and southern Austria. The 20th Infantry and the Szt.-László Divisions retired to the west across of the Cor Alps to Carinthia as ordered, and surrendered to the British.
The Szt.-László Division was kept under arms in Carinthia by the British until the Tito question was clarified. In the end they, too, were disarmed armed consigned to P.O.W. camps in Austria and Germany.
Enligt boken återvände 251.000 (49%) 1946-1948 och inga därefter.
Som en parantes kan sägas att 900 ungerska soldater stupade i strider mot tyska trupper, varav 600 från "Buda Volunteer Regiment".
/Marcus
