Testimony of Richard Weiner, born in Nove Ves nad Vahom, Czechoslovakia, 1920, regarding his experiences in a Jewish unit in the Slovakian army, at the Novaky labor camp and with a unit of Slovakian partisans Jewish community life in Nove Mesto nad Vahom, 1938-1939; service of Jews in the semi-military National Guards, 1933-1939; suppression of riots and strikes; formation of the Jewish battalion in Slovakia, 1941; military training; unsuccessful attempt to escape; arrest, 1942; attitude of Slovak commanders; transfer to Jewish labor camp in Novaky, 1943; the German minority in Slovakia, 1944; in the underground movement, help to Jews; inmates from the Novaky camp join the Slovak National Uprising; fighting; retreat to the mountains; life with a partisan unit; partisans commit atrocities upon Jews discovered in their hiding places; Jewish groups join partisan units; combat at Strecno; Jewish participation in the combat. Situation after the war, 1946; activities of Jewish officers in the Czechoslovakian Army.