Testimony of Alexander Weiss, born in Rakosin, Czechoslovakia, 1919, regarding his experiences in Hungarian labor camps, with the Soviet partisans, in the Carpathian Ruthenian mountains and with the Czechoslovakian police force in Uzhorod Occupation of Carpathian Ruthenia by Hungary, 1941; deportation to Hungarian labor camps; transfer to Hungarian front line units; abuse by Hungarian officers; mine sweeping, 1943; escape of groups of Jewish laborers to the Soviet partisans; participation of Jewish partisans in operations in the Carpathian Ruthenian mountains, 1944; transfer to the Czechoslovakian police force in Uzhorod; operations against Bandera terrorist groups. Guarding German soldiers in Czechoslovakian detention camps; aliya to Eretz Israel, 1946; return to Czechoslovakia, 1949, arrest and detention during the Slansky Trials, 1952; work in mines, 1958; return aliya to Israel, 1968.