Hungary and the Fall of Eastern Europe 1000-1568 Osprey Men At Arms No 195 Used Softcover Reference Book

Hungary and the Fall of Eastern Europe 1000-1568 (Osprey Men-At-Arms No. 195) is a used softcover reference book examining the military history of Hungary and its neighboring regions during the medieval and early Renaissance periods. This volume provides an overview of the political and military developments from the establishment of the Hungarian kingdom through to the mid-16th century, a period marked by frequent conflicts with the Mongols, Ottoman Turks, and other regional powers. The text outlines the organization, equipment, and tactics of Hungarian forces, as well as those of key adversaries within Eastern Europe. Illustrated plates and detailed captions highlight typical uniforms, arms, and armor of the era. The book is designed as a concise resource for those studying historical military structures or preparing related collections. This edition is part of Osprey Publishing’s Men-At-Arms series, recognized for its accessible surveys of significant military topics. The item offered is a used softcover in reference condition.  Total of 48 pages.