This video will be on one of my favorite axis power helmets of wwii. The Hungarian 35/38 helmet was a series of helmet designed and produced by Hungary during wwii. The original Hungarian 35 would be heavily influenced by the German m35 stahlhelm. The Hungarian helmet would differ from the German one in the liner and chinstrap attachment method and the addition of a lashing bracket at the rear of the skirt so the helmet could be attached to a pack. The Hungarians would export 75,000 m35’s to finland in the 1930’s and later would send m38’s during the war. Conversion processes would happen to m36’s to change them to m38’s and that change would basically constitute extra pins/rivets for the liner to help stabilize it better. The m35/38’s would remain in service until the 1950’s in both finland and Hungary ultimately being replaced in finland with the m40/55 and in Hungary with the ssh40.

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