Testimony of Robert Kien, born in Ostrava, Czechoslovakia, 1902, regarding his experiences in Poland including assistance to refugees in Krakow and Britain Born in Ostrava. Escape to Poland, 1939; assistance to Jewish refugees in Krakow organized by Czechoslovakian Zionists, 1939; British Committee for Refugees from Czechoslovakia in Poland, role of Herman Field; participation of Czechoslovakian Jews; cooperation of the Czechoslovakian Consulate; classification applications for British visas; escape to Britain, 1939; Communist influence; cooperation with HICEM (Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society [HIAS], Jewish Colonization Association [ICA], and a migration organization [Emigdirect]) Committee in London; last Czechoslovakian refugee transports to England from Poland and Riga; service of Jewish soldiers in the Czechoslovakian Army declared undesirable, 1939; enlistment of Czechoslovakian Jews in the French Foreign Legion, 1939. Information provided regarding: Buchner, Wittman, Alexander, Dr. Felix Spitzer, Dr. Hanus Jellinek, Hermann Field, Kotas, Vaclav Nosek, Evzen Loebl, Rehfeld, Kokstejn, Dr. Leo Hermann, Dr. Fischl Dagon, Znojemsky, Dr. Henzl, Otto Spira, Mikulickova, Miss Thornycroft, Zelmanovicz, Ing. Frischer, Ing Jan Frischer, Ilse Frischer, Rudolf Maerz