Testimony of Felix Pollak, born in Prague, Czechoslovakia, 1921, regarding his transfer to England on a children's transport, 1939, and his experiences in the Czechoslovakian Army in England, Agde and in combat in Dunkirk Transport of Jewish children from Prague to England, 1939; work on a farm, 1940; enlistment in the Czechoslovakian Army on reaching the age of 18; transfer of Jewish volunteers from England to the Czechoslovakian camp in Agde, France; return to England after the French defeat; formation of a Czechoslovakian military camp in Cholmondeley Park; Jewish soldiers forswear the Czechoslovakian military in protest against antisemitism in the camp; military training at Dovercourt, 1942; arrival of Czechoslovakian Army troops from the Middle East, 1944; transfer to France; siege of Germans at Dunkirk; Jewish participation in battles; occupation of Plzen region, 1945.