Joint testimony of Pavel Dobry, born in Usti nad Labem, Czechoslovakia, and his wife, Eva (Guttmann) Dobry, born in Stanislawow, Poland, regarding their experiences in a kolkhoz in Ukraine and as Czechoslovakian Army soldiers in Buzuluk and Romania Work of Jewish refugees in a Ukrainian kolkhoz, 1939-1941; enlistment in a Czechoslovakian battalion at Buzuluk; combat at Sokolovo, 1943; participation of Jews and Jewish losses; Jews in officer training schools; Jews in command of Czechoslovakian field units; battles at Kiev and Bila Cerkev; mobilization of Czechoslovakian citizens in Volhynia, 1944; influx of Jewish volunteers to Czechoslovakian units in Bukovina; marriage of Jewish women from Sadagura with Jewish Czechoslovakian Army soldiers; enlistment of Jewish women from Sadagura in the Czechoslovakian Army; battles at Krosno and Dukla; Jewish participation in the liberation of Slovakia. Jobs for demobilized Jewish officers, 1945; condemnation of antisemitism by army lecturers in liberated Prague. Information provided regarding: Rabiner, Kostovic, Rytir, Machacek, Drnek, Holzer.