Testimony of Moshe Friedner, born in Ostrava, Czechoslovakia, 1896, regarding his experiences in a forced labor camp in Nisko, forced labor camps in the Soviet Union and as Czechoslovakian Army soldier at Buzuluk

Testimony of Moshe Friedner, born in Ostrava, Czechoslovakia, 1896, regarding his experiences in a forced labor camp in Nisko, forced labor camps in the Soviet Union and as Czechoslovakian Army soldier at Buzuluk 

Testimony of Moshe Friedner, born in Ostrava, Czechoslovakia, 1896, regarding his experiences in a forced labor camp in Nisko, forced labor camps in the Soviet Union and as Czechoslovakian Army soldier at Buzuluk 

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Testimony of Moshe Friedner, born in Ostrava, Czechoslovakia, 1896, regarding his experiences in a forced labor camp in Nisko, forced labor camps in the Soviet Union and as Czechoslovakian Army soldier at Buzuluk Born in Czechoslovakia. Deportation to Nisko, 1939; escape to Soviet occupied territory; arrest; NKVD interrogations and deportation to Siberian labor camps, 1939-1940; causes of high mortality among the inmates; Soviet amnesty for Polish and Czechoslovakian prisoners, 1941; antisemitism in camp hospitals; Jewish camp survivors transported to Czechoslovakian Army unit in Buzuluk, 1942; Jews in reserve battalion; difficulties facing Jews wanting to become officers; enlistment of Jewish women from Bukovina in the Czechoslovakian Army Corps to avoid deportation to the Soviet Union; assistance to Jewish officers from Czechoslovakian General Klapalek; enlistment of former Auschwitz inmates in the Czechoslovakian Army, 1945.