Testimony of Chana Nagelova, from Slovakia, regarding her experiences at foced labor in Siberia, as a Czechoslovakian Army soldier in Buzuluk and in combat at Sokolovo and in Dukla Arrival of Jewish refugees from Slovakia and Volhynia, 1939; deportation to Siberia, 1940; forced labor in Siberia; life as Jewish refugees in the Abkashevo Soviet labor camp, 1941; contact with Czechoslovakian units, 1942; participation of Jews in the Czechoslovakian battalion at Buzuluk, 1942; enlistment in the Czechoslovakian battalion at Buzuluk; situation of volunteers from Carpathian-Ruthenia; participation of Jews in the battle of Sokolovo, 1943; participation of Jews after the battle of Sokolovo; combat at Krosno and Dukla, 1944; removal of General Kratochvil, 1944; attitude of Colonel Reicin and General Svoboda towards the Jews. Persecution by the Communists after 1948; organization of the Czechoslovakian Haganah Brigade for Israel, 1948; persecution of Jewish officers after 1949; documents regarding Jewish resistance and fighting submitted to the Documentation Center in Paris.