were employed by the 1st and 2nd Hungarian Armored Divisions, as well as the 1st Cavalry Division, in 1943 and 1944. They were used in fighting on the Eastern Front against the Soviet Union, and in the defence of Hungary. A number of Turán tanks were captured after the 1944 Royal Coup by the Kingdom of Romania, along with some Toldis and a Zrínyi assault gun. Survivors There is only one known surviving Turán tank. It is a Turán II (41M Turán) on display at the Kubinka Tank Museum in Russia. See also Related development Turán III – Hungarian medium tank developed from the Turán II Zrínyi II – Hungarian assault gun developed from the Turán Zrínyi I – Hungarian tank destroyer developed from the Turán 44M Tas – Hungarian heavy tank developed to replace the Turán series, shared some components Tanks of comparable role, performance, and era ST vz. 39 (V-8-H) – Czechoslovak prototype medium tank competing with Škoda T-21 Panzer III – German medium tank Panzer IV – German medium tank T-28 – Soviet medium tank T-34 – Soviet medium tank R-3 – Romanian project, also based on the Škoda T-21 Notes References Tanks of Czechoslovakia Tanks of Hungary World War II medium tanks Military vehicles introduced from 1940 to 1944 Tanks introduced in 1938