Testimony of Marek Mordechai Neuer, born in Rymanowa Wola, Czechoslovakia, 1904, regarding his experiences in the Spilberg prison in Brno, in Nisko and Siberia and as a Czechoslovakian Army soldier in Buzuluk and Novokhopersk Detention of Jewish students in the Spilberg Gestapo prison in Brno, 1939; deportation to Nisko; escape to Soviet occupied territory; NKVD interrogations; deportations to Siberia, 1940; conditions in a labor camp in the Kandalaksha region; privileged inmate status, 1940-1942; unsuccessful attempts to make aliya to Eretz Israel; Katyn massacre; Katyn massacre as motivation for joining Czechoslovakian Army; role of Jewish doctors in the Czechoslovakian battalion in Buzuluk; burials of Jewish soldiers in Soviet Union; Jews in combat in Sokolovo; Jews in the Czechoslovakian brigade at Novokhopersk; role of Jewish Communists headed by B. Reicin, 1942-1944; opinion regarding Ludvik Svoboda. Aims and activities of the “Kruh Zidovskych ucastniku ceskoslovenskeho odboje” (Organization of Czechoslovak Jewish Resistance Fighters) in Prague, 1946.