Testimony of Dov Vojtech Borosh, born in Cepa, Czechoslovakia, 1908, regarding his experiences in Hungarian labor battalions and as a soldier in the Czechoslovakian Army in Sadagura and Slovakia Hungarian occupation of Carpathian Ruthenia, 1939; demobilized Jewish soldiers interned in the Szekszard labor camp, 1940; living conditions in Hungarian forced labor camps, 1940-1944; Jewish forced labor units transferred to the Hungarian Army at the German-Soviet front, 1944; taken captive during the Soviet offensive; treatment as war prisoners; Czechoslovakian Jewish prisoners transferred to Czechoslovakian Army in Sadagura; Auschwitz survivors join Czechoslovakian Army in Poprad, March 1945; Auschwitz survivors confronted with antisemitism in Slovakia. Following the ceding of Carpathian Ruthenia to the Soviet Union, demobilized Jewish soldiers move to Cheb, in northern Czechoslovakia, 1945-1946; aliya to Israel, 1949. Information provided regarding: Jeno Bruckner, Jeno Bartaliscse, Pap, Kis, Mudr. Tibor Lev, Abraham Stein, Baruch Schaechter, Leopold Jakubovic Klein, Slezak, Salz, Ing Rott, Antonin Fleck, Hartstein, Winternitz, Rene Ungerova, Eva Weissova, Petr Abeles, Milan Steiner, Moris Petrovsky, Robert Freund, Mose Hollaender. List of inmates in Zaszlaw: Israel Guttmann, Wolf Steinberg, Hermann Farkas, Josef Farkas, Lajos Pinkasovic, Vojtech Jaeger, Aladar Rosenberg, Vojtech Boros, Vojtech Stern, Mikulas Meszarosz, Josef Lachmanovic, Izak Weisz, Ladislav Reichmann, Evzen Hoeing, Emanuel Moskovic, Josef Gruenstein, Herman Eichenstein, Israel Gutmann, Josef Gross, Mikulas Weinstein, Mark Hochmann, Hermann Tesler, Albert Farkas, Josef Berkovic, Abraham Bick, Izak Weiss, Koestenbaum.