Testimony of Bruno Sax, born in Novy Hrozenkov, Czechoslovakia, 1917, regarding his aliya to Eretz Israel, 1939, and his experiences as soldier in the British Army, in German captivity in Greece and in German camps Born in Czechoslovakia. Expulsion of Jewish students from Czechoslovakian universities, 1939; transfer of Czechoslovakian Jews to Eretz Israel; detention in Sarafand, 1939; settlement in Kfar Sirkin; refusal to join a Czechoslovakian Army unit in Eretz Israel, 1940; enlistment in the Jewish unit of the English Pioneer Corps; capture by the Germans in Greece, 1941; Jewish soldiers in German POW camps, 1941-1945; support from the English; fear of liquidation, first meeting with Jewish concentration camp prisoners; evacuation and demobilization, 1945. Transfer of Jewish refugees from Poland to Eretz Israel via Czechoslovakia, 1947; training of volunteers for Israel in Czechoslovakian military camps, 1948; reasons for delayed transports, 1949.