Testimony of Zeev Pinkasovic, born in Kolocava, Czechoslovakia, 1910, regarding his experiences in Soviet forced labor camps, as a Czechoslovakian Army soldier in Novokhopersk, Jefremova, and Sadagura, and in combat in Kiev, Belaya Tserkov, Krosno and Dukla Jewish community life in Kolocava; persecution of the Jews in Hungarian occupied territories, 1939-1940; deportation to Hungarian Army forced labor camps; abuse by the Hungarian Army, 1942; taken captive by the Soviets; life in the Soviet POW camps, Novy Oskol and Ostrogorsk, 1943; enlistment of released Jewish inmates in the Negrovec brigade at Novokhopersk; combat in Kiev and Belaya Tserkov, 1943; service in the Czechoslovakian brigade at Jefremova; antisemitism of the Slovaks; assistance to the Slovak National Uprising; mobilization of Volhynia Czechs in Sadagura, 1944; combat at Krosno and Dukla; participation in a campaign in Slovakia, 1944. Demobilization, 1945; enlistment in the Haganah brigade for Israel, 1948-1949.