עדות של Arthur Fleischmann Hanak, יליד 1912 Olomouc, צ'כוסלובקיה על עלייתו במסגרת תנועת"מכב" לארץ ישראל ב-1939, קורותיו כמתנדב בצבא הבריטי ונסיעה דרך צרפת לאנגליה, ודרך רוסיה ליחידה צ'כוסלובקית ב-Sadagura ובקרב ב-Dukla

Testimony of Arthur Fleischmann Hanak, born in Olomouc, Czechoslovakia, 1912, regarding his aliya to Eretz Israel within the Maccabi framework, 1939, his experiences as a volunteer in the British Army and his deployment to England via France, his further 

Testimony of Arthur Fleischmann Hanak, born in Olomouc, Czechoslovakia, 1912, regarding his aliya to Eretz Israel within the Maccabi framework, 1939, his experiences as a volunteer in the British Army and his deployment to England via France, his further 

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Testimony of Arthur Fleischmann Hanak, born in Olomouc, Czechoslovakia, 1912, regarding his aliya to Eretz Israel within the Maccabi framework, 1939, his experiences as a volunteer in the British Army and his deployment to England via France, his further deployment to a Czechoslovakian Army unit in Sadagura via the Soviet Union and combat in Dukla Life in the Moravian Jewish communities: Olomouc, Prostejov, Hranice and Frydek, 1925-1939; active membership in Maccabi. Experiences of Jewish officers during mobilization, 1938; arrangement of a transport to Eretz Israel by Maccabi, 1939; sailing of first Jewish volunteers from Eretz Israel to a Czechoslovakian Army camp at Agde, 1940; Jewish officers during French defeat; transfer of some of the Czechoslovakian Army units to England, 1939; blame for defeat in France placed on the Jews; antisemitism and intervention by President Benes, 1940; Jewish religious and social life; efforts of specially trained volunteers to help Jews in Nazi concentration camps, 1942; strengthening of Jewish positions in the tank brigade in England by arrival of Czechoslovakian units from the Middle East, 1943; voyage of a group of officers to the Czechoslovakian Army Corps in Sadagura via the Soviet Union, 1944; help of Jewish officers to surviving Jews in Bukovina threatened by Soviet deportations, 1944; parachute brigade; Slovak National Uprising; role of Jewish women in Czechoslovakian Army units, 1944; Jewish officers in field hospitals; Jewish officers before the Czechoslovakian military court; participation in the Dukla campaign, 1944; Jewish officers during the liberation of Slovakia, 1945. Organization of Czechoslovakian Haganah brigade for Israel, 1949; attitude of Ludvik Svoboda toward the Jews.