Testimony of Boris Chaim Cukierman Kowartowski, born in Leczna, Poland, 1919, regarding his experiences in Siberia, in Soviet forced labor camps, as a soldier in the Czechoslovakian Army in Buzuluk and in combat in Sokolovo, Kiev, Dukla and Vrutky Born in Poland. Deportations to Siberia, 1940; life in the Itatca Soviet labor camp and the Asino Soviet labor camp, 1940; Soviet amnesty for Czechoslovakian and Polish prisoners, 1941; acceptance of Polish and Jewish volunteers into the Czechoslovakian battalion at Buzuluk, 1942; battles at Sokolovo, 1943; Kiev, 1943; Dukla, 1944; Svidnik, 1944; Vrutky, 1945; military decorations. Activities after demobilization; life at the Sterna Czechoslovakian military training camp for Haganah for volunteers, 1948; mission of Czechoslovakian Jewish officers in Israel, 1949. Also in the file: Military decorations and personal documents. Information provided regarding: Lily Rozenzweig Rada nee Cukierman, Oskar Rozenzweig Rada, Otakar Jaros, Ruzicka, Weber, Kipel, Lowenthal, Fischl, Sazavsky, Kornfeld, Smoldas, Ing. Otto Orenstein, Arnost Steiner, Edit Tobiasova Landwirt.