The citizens of Budapest construct barricades in November 1944. Photo of Képes Vasárnap magazine Source: Military Institute and Museum A phone in the central district.  During street combat, Lieutenant M. Karchava delivers a report to the Soviet military command. Photo: J. Haldej Source: MTI Soviet combat units in action. Source: Military Institute and Museum Soviet artillerymen at the corner of Üllői avenue and Nagykörút.  The writing on the cannon reads „Za Sztalina”, „For Stalin”. Source: Military Institute and Museum Soviet light troops on the Nagykörút.  The second from right wears pants that were part of an SS uniform.  Source: Military Institute and Museum The Tunnel, used as head-quarters, viewed from Krisztina körút.  In the foreground, a German messanger is getting on a motorbike. February 7, 1945. From the family album of Géza Pintér German prisoners of war, led by two Hungarian soldiers, march on Margit-körút.  February 12, 1945. Source: Military Institute and Museum A taxi stop at the new St. János hospital after the fall of the blockade. Source: Museum of Military History