Testimony of Helmut Brecher, born in Liberec, Czechoslovakia, 1923, regarding his escape to England, 1939, and his experiences as a Czechoslovakian soldier in the British Army, including service in the Royal Air Force (RAF) Childhood in a Jewish orphanage in Prague; arrival in England with his brother Albert using Slovak passports, 1939; assistance of the British Refugee Committee, 1940; work in factories; military training in the Czechoslovakian military unit in Southampton; enlistment by Jews, 1943; detention of Jewish escapees in Italian camps; help from Italian farmers; enlistment in the Czechoslovakian military unit in England; enlistment in the Czechoslovakian Air Force, 1944; extent of Jewish participation. Demobilization of Czechoslovakian Jewish soldiers in England, 1946. Information provided regarding: Brothers Albert Brecher and Richard Brecher, Vladimir Gruenmandel, Novak, Celis, Bergler, Jan Wiener, Mahrer, Marcel Friedmann, Secky, Jan Ehrmann, Bedrich brecher, Freschl, Erick Stern