In October 1757, Count András Hadik, a daring Hungarian hussar, led a small force on an audacious raid deep into enemy territory. His target? Berlin, the Prussian capital. In a feat of incredible speed and stealth, Hadik’s hussars appeared unexpectedly outside the city walls, demanding ransom and leaving King Frederick the Great utterly stunned. This bold „huszárcsíny” became a legend, showcasing the daring spirit of the Hungarian hussars.