Testimony of Kurt Lanzer, born in Petrkovice, Czechoslovakia, 1928, regarding his experiences in the Soviet Union, the Panino camp, as a Czechoslovakian Army soldier in Buzuluk, in combat in Sokolovo, in Sadagura and in combat in Dukla Transfer of Jewish families from Czechoslovakia to Poland, 1939; life of Jewish refugees in Lwow, 1940; deportation; life in Panino, the Soviet family labor camp, 1941; refugees in a kolkhoz, 1942; hardship during transfer to the Czechoslovakian battalion at Buzuluk, 1942; life in the reserve battalion; families of the soldiers; cultural and religious life of the soldiers; combat in Sokolovo, 1943; formation of the Czechoslovakian brigade at Jefremovo, 1943; prohibition of and punishment for anti-Semitism; combat at Bila Cerkev; formation of the Czechoslovakian Army Corps in Sadagura, 1944; combat at Krosno and Dukla, 1944. Military parade in Prague, 1945; pro-Israel mood in Czechoslovakia, 1947; training of volunteers for Czechoslovakian Haganah brigade, 1948; encounters with Gen. Svoboda 1942-1957. Also in the file: Military decorations, personal documents and photos.