Testimony of Alexander Sloboda, physician, born in Nove Mesto nad Vahom, Czechoslovakia, 1910, regarding the expulsion of Slovaks from Czechoslovakia and his experiences as a hospital worker in Liptovsky Mikulas and with a partisan unit in Slovakia Expulsion of Slovak Jews from the Protectorate, 1941; contacts with Soviet POWs in Slovak hospitals, 1944; Jewish participation in the Slovak National Uprising; work of Jewish doctors; role of Jewish women in partisan units; partisan operations in the mountains; members of the Czechoslovakian parachute brigade join a Jewish partisan unit, rescue operations by the Kovacz brothers, military decorations for Jewish partisans.