Testimony of Antonin Antscherl Feierwerger, born in Slatinske Doly, Czechoslovakia, 1911, regarding his experiences in the Hungarian Army, in Hungarian labor camps, with a Russian partisan unit in the Kharkov area, as a Red Army soldier and as a solier in the Chechoslvakian Army in Sadagura Born in Slatinske Doly. Czechoslovakian Jews in occupied Carpathian Ruthenia drafted into the Hungarian Army to serve in Hungarian labor battalions, 1939; deportations to Hungarian labor camps, 1940; Jewish women and children deported to the ghettos; Jewish men deported to front lines to dig trenches, 1942; escape of groups of Jews to join Soviet partisans operating in Kharkov region, 1943; sabotage of German military transports; drafted into the Red Army, 1944; Jews forswear the Red Army to join the Czechoslovakian Army Corps in Sadagura; participation in the Dukla campaign. Jewish soldiers as representatives of Czechoslovakian war participants, 1946; demobilized soldiers from Carpathian Ruthenia form Jewish community in Podmokly, 1946; aliya to Israel, 1949. Information provided regarding: Jehuda Nent, Benjamin Moskovic, Emil Klein, Moshe Klein, Alexander Dub.