Joint testimony of Alfred Hal Hlavac, born in Cervenice, Czechoslovakia, and Fruma Hlavac, born in Riga, Latvia, regarding Alfred's experiences as a Czechoslovakian Army soldier in Buzuluk, and Fruma's experiences in Riga, the Novosibirsk camp, Moscow, a camp in Kazakhstan, and joining her husband in Buzuluk, 1950 Czechoslovakian Jews arrive in Riga, 1939-1940; detention in the Novosibirsk camp, 1941; enlistment in the Czechoslovakian Army, 1941; Czechoslovakian Army battalion at Buzuluk, 1942; Sokolovo battle, 1943; refugees in Kuybyshevo; contacts with the Czechoslovakian Embassy in Kuybishev; contacts with the American mission; NKVD interrogations, 1942; contact between Polish refugees in Kazakhstan and Czechoslovakian Army units; important role of Jewish volunteers. Attitude of Czechoslovakian citizens to returning Jews, 1946; life of Jewish war veterans in Czechoslovakia, 1970’s.