Testimony of Josef Weislitzer Karo, engineer, born in Stare Belsko, Czechoslovakia, 1909, regarding his experiences in Lwow, the Soviet Union, as a Red Army soldier at Stalingrad and as a Czechoslovakian Army soldier at Kamenets Podolski Transfer from Prague to Soviet occupied Poland, 1939; labor for the Soviet manpower organization Orgnabor in Lwow; hired for work at Donbas, 1940; work as an electrical engineer at the Sergougol coal mines, 1941; enlistment in the Red Army working brigade at the Stalingrad front line, 1942; Red Army experience, 1943; joins the Czechoslovakian Army corps at Kamenets Podolski, 1944; promotion to rank of officer during the Dukla campaign. Work at the Military Radio-Communication Institute in Gbely (Czechoslovakia), 1945-1949; aliya to Israel, 1949. Information provided regarding: Gelb, Bedrich Steiner, Frantisek Skokan, Josci Wechsler, Strammer, Sandhaus, Erich Scharf, Popschi Fischer and his brother, Bedrich Neumann, Ziegler, Moschowitz.