World War II in Hungary (1944–1945)

In September 1944, the first Soviet-Romanian forces entered Hungarian controlled Transylvania as part of the the second world war in the balkan region of Eastern Europe. Germany sent troops to fight in the country to make sure Hungary would not fall to the Red Army. but Miklós Horthy (the regent of the country) had plans to join the Allies but fascist Hungarians and Germans stoped him from doing so and a puppet government was put in to power. and the war continued with Hungary fighting with Germany. the allies entered Debrecen and began the Budapest offensive. during the encirclement of the city, the soviets formed a pro-allied Hungarian government that governed the liberated areas of the country. in February Budapest fell and the next month the allies started the last offensive in hungary that managed to liberate all areas of Hungary.

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