Hungary captured one LT vz.
34 in Carpatho-Ukraine on 15 March 1939, when it conquered that country, and also a LT vz.
35 in fighting with the Czech demonstration detachment returning from Kubinka in med-March 1939.
They were impressed and asked Škoda for a quote to repair them.
The Hungarians did not accept the price, but Škoda fixed them for free once the Hungarians had bought a license to build the medium 40M Turán I tank in August 1940.
The tanks were returned to Hungary in March 1941 and were used for training through 1943.
Hungary captured one LT vz. 34 in Carpatho-Ukraine on 15 March 1939, when it conquered that country, and also a LT vz. 35 in fighting with the Czech demonstration detachment returning from Kubinka in med-March 1939. They were impressed and asked Škoda for a quote to repair them. The Hungarians did not accept the price, but Škoda fixed them for free once the Hungarians had bought a license to build the medium 40M Turán I tank in August 1940. The tanks were returned to Hungary in March 1941 and were used for training through 1943.
Panzer 35(t)