Testimony of Mikulas Hecht, born in Svalava, Czechoslovakia, 1913, regarding his experiences in a Hungarian forced labor camp in Sarospatak, the Davidovka Soviet POW camp, the Marshavsk Soviet POW camp, as a Czechoslovakian Army soldier in Novokhopersk, in combat in Dukla, Kiev, Vasilkov Ruda and Krosno, and being wounded Life in the Jewish community in Svalava, 1939. Jewish life during the Hungarian occupation of Carpathian Ruthenia, 1939; deportation to forced labor, 1940; life in the Sarospatak labor camp, 1941; transfer and mine sweeping at the Soviet front; capture by the Soviets; conditions in the Davidovka Soviet POW camp; conditions in the Marshavsk Soviet POW camp, 1942-1943; transfer of Jewish prisoners to the Czechoslovakian brigade at Novokhopersk, 1943; combat at Kiev, Vasilkov Ruda, Krosno and Dukla, 1943-1944; Jewish nurses in military hospitals. Care for disabled war casualties by the Czechoslovakian authorities, 1946; enlistment of volunteers for the Czechoslovakian Haganah brigade to Israel, 1948; displays of antisemitism during the war and in liberated Czechoslovakia; opinion regarding Ludvik Svoboda.