Testimony of Arthur Fleischmann Hanak, born in Olomouc, Czechoslovakia, 1912, regarding his aliya to Eretz Israel within the Maccabi framework, 1939, his experiences as a volunteer in the British Army and his deployment to England via France, his further deployment to a Czechoslovakian Army unit in Sadagura via the Soviet Union and combat in Dukla Life in the Moravian Jewish communities: Olomouc, Prostejov, Hranice and Frydek, 1925-1939; active membership in Maccabi. Experiences of Jewish officers during mobilization, 1938; arrangement of a transport to Eretz Israel by Maccabi, 1939; sailing of first Jewish volunteers from Eretz Israel to a Czechoslovakian Army camp at Agde, 1940; Jewish officers during French defeat; transfer of some of the Czechoslovakian Army units to England, 1939; blame for defeat in France placed on the Jews; antisemitism and intervention by President Benes, 1940; Jewish religious and social life; efforts of specially trained volunteers to help Jews in Nazi concentration camps, 1942; strengthening of Jewish positions in the tank brigade in England by arrival of Czechoslovakian units from the Middle East, 1943; voyage of a group of officers to the Czechoslovakian Army Corps in Sadagura via the Soviet Union, 1944; help of Jewish officers to surviving Jews in Bukovina threatened by Soviet deportations, 1944; parachute brigade; Slovak National Uprising; role of Jewish women in Czechoslovakian Army units, 1944; Jewish officers in field hospitals; Jewish officers before the Czechoslovakian military court; participation in the Dukla campaign, 1944; Jewish officers during the liberation of Slovakia, 1945. Organization of Czechoslovakian Haganah brigade for Israel, 1949; attitude of Ludvik Svoboda toward the Jews.