Testimony of Max Kriegel Kral, born in Moravska Ostrava, Czechoslovakia, 1903, regarding his experiences in Krakow, in Czechoslovakian Army camps in Lesne and Bronowice, in Soviet camps, as a Czechoslovakian Army soldier in Buzuluk and in combat in Sokolovo and Dukla Born in Czechoslovakia. Escape to Poland; attitude of Czechoslovakian consulate in Krakow toward Jewish refugees, 1939; Jews in Czechoslovakian military camp Bronowice and Lesne, 1939; fighting as allies of the Polish Army; retreat with the Polish Army, 1939; detention of the Czechoslovakian Legion in Soviet camps in Kamenets Podolski, Olkhovec, Jarmulinec, Suzdal and Oranky, 1939-1941; anti-Soviet feelings in Czechoslovakian Legion; transports to Middle East organized by Ludvik Svoboda, 1940-1941; remaining officers become nucleus of new Czechoslovakian Army unit in Soviet Union; impact of visit of Czechoslovakian Communist leaders to Buzuluk, 1942; attitude change of Ludvik Svoboda; Sokolovo battle, 1943; Jewish heroism and losses; battle of Kiev; Czechoslovakian Army officers in England and in Dukla battle, 1944; Volunteers for Czechoslovakian Haganah brigade to Israel, 1948. Information provided regarding: Buchner, Cyril Novak, Hanus Jelinek, MUDr. Taraba, Dr. Weber, Hirschfeld brothers, MUDr. Mahler, MUDr. Liebreich, MUDr. Friedmann, MUDr. Blitz, MUDr. Schoen, Dr. Kafka, Dr. Silny, Doudera, Svoboda, Honza Hein, Rudolf Weiss, Juraj Slavik, Gruenbaum, Langer, Kuznecov, Fronel, Fanta, Vojtech Eckstein Erban, Bedrich Reicin, Gottwald, Vrbensky, Fierlinger, Holzer, Josef Linde, Fischmann, Smulevic, Staner.