Testimony of Josef Rudinger, born in Jerusalem, Eretz Israel, 1924, regarding emigration to England, 1939, and military service in a Czechoslovakian unit of the British Army from 1942 Born in Eretz Israel to pioneers who had made aliya from Czechoslovakia; family returns to Czechoslovakia, 1927; emigration to England, 1938-1939. Enlistment and training in Czechoslovakian military units in England, 1942; demand for highly qualified personnel facilitates acceptance of Jews into the Royal Air Force (RAF), 1942; Jewish participation in training school, flying crews, ground personnel, fighting, 1942-1945; anti-Semitism; demobilization. Communist persecution of Jews who fought in the West; accusation of Zionism and arrests in Czechoslovakia, 1954; emigration to Switzerland, 1968.