Testimony of Alexander Dub, born in Lekart, Czechoslovakia, 1911, regarding his experiences in the Arkhangelsk labor camp and as a Red Army soldier

Testimony of Alexander Dub, born in Lekart, Czechoslovakia, 1911, regarding his experiences in the Arkhangelsk labor camp and as a Red Army soldier 

Testimony of Alexander Dub, born in Lekart, Czechoslovakia, 1911, regarding his experiences in the Arkhangelsk labor camp and as a Red Army soldier 

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Testimony of Alexander Dub, born in Lekart, Czechoslovakia, 1911, regarding his experiences in a Arkhangelsk labor camp and as a Red Army soldier Hungarian occupation of Carpathian Ruthenia; escape with a Jewish group to USSR, 1939; arrest in Kijev [Kiev], 1940; deportation to a forced labor camp in the Arkhangelsk region; NKVD hearings; drafted to the Red Army, 1941; wounded in combat near Budapest, 1944; recovery; deported to an Arkhangelsk factory. Repatriation to Carpathian Ruthenia denied to Czechoslovakian citizens after the war by the Soviet authorities; Carpathian Ruthenia annexed to USSR, 1946; escape to Prague via Cop, 1949; aliya to Israel, 1949.