Testimony of Vilem Urban Ueberreich, born in Moravska Ostrava, Czechoslovakia, 1915, regarding his experiences in Nisko, in Soviet forced labor camps, and in combat as a Czechoslovakian Army soldier in Buzuluk, Sokolovo, Belaya Tserkov and Dukla Service of Jews from Ostrava in the Czechoslovakian Army, 1938; deportation to Nisko, 1939; escape to Lwow; return to German occupied Ostrava; arrest upon second escape; deportation to labor camps in the Archangelsk region, 1940; Soviet amnesty, 1941; life in the Soviet Union; work in factories and a kolkhoz, 1942; enlistment in the Czechoslovakian battalion at Buzuluk; participation of Jews in the Czechoslovakian battalion; description of the Sokolovo battle, 1943; participation of Jewish officers and instructors in the Czechoslovakian brigade at Novokhopersk; participation of Jews serving in the cavalry unit in the Kiev battle; preparations for the Kiev military parade on the occasion of President Benes’ visit; mobilization of the Volhynia Czechs, 1944; formation of the Third Czechoslovakian brigade in Sadagura; antisemitism; attempts by Jewish officers to save Bukovina Jews from Soviet deportations; the Dukla campaign; Jewish heroism and losses; life in Soviet prisons, labor camps and hospitals. Care for war invalids in Czechoslovakia, 1946; situation after the Communist coup, 1948; aliya to Israel, 1949.