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[edit] On 1 October 1942, it was renamed the "I Armored Corps".

I'm sure this is untrue since this is in English! What were the Hungarian titles for the following units:
I Corps (Hungarian)
10. Infantry Division (Hungarian)
12. Infantry Division (Hungarian)
1. Armored Division ((Hungarian)
Hussar Division ((Hungarian)
Group Billnitzer (4 assault gun battalions)
1. Parachute Battalion (Hungarian)
Budapest Watch Battalion (Hungarian)
5 x Royal Gendarmerie Battalions (Hungarian)
Budapest Air-Defense units (Hungarian)
3 x Engineer Battalions (Hungarian)
Budapest University Assault Battalion (Hungarian)
Royal Life Guard Battalion (Hungarian)
Arrow-Cross unit (Hungarian) (1.000 - 1.500 men)
Budapest police (Hungarian)
thank you--mrg3105mrg3105 22:27, 28 January 2008 (UTC)