Testimony of Zvi Faerber, born in Chust, Czechoslovakia, 1916, regarding his experiences in the Soviet Union, forced labor camps and as a soldier in the Czechoslovakian Army in Sadagura Born in Czechoslovakia. Escape to the Soviet Union via Torun during the Hungarian occupation of Carpathian Ruthenia, 1939; detention in the Soviet Union; interrogation by the NKVD; deportation to a forced labor camp in the Kandalaksha region, 1940; presence of fellow Jews in the camp; work and living conditions in the camp; unsuccessful attempts to escape; evacuation of the inmates to a camp in Vorkuta following German air-raids; deaths of thousands of inmates building a railway in Siberia, 1942; managed [?] for brigadier position; news regarding the formation of Czechoslovakian military units in the Soviet Union; despite Czechoslovakian citizenship, witness is considered to be Hungarian, and enlistment in the Czechoslovakian Army denied; success in joining Czechoslovakian reserves in Sadagura after repeated attempts, 1944; service in the reserves until late 1945. Aliya to Israel, 1949. Information provided regarding: Alexander Velicko, Izu Feldmann, Malzer, Jakubovitz, Mudr. Neuer, Friedmann.