Testimony of Moshe Moric Hofman, born in Liberec, Czechoslovakia, 1910, regarding his escape to the Soviet Union via Poland and his experiences in Soviet forced labor camps, as a Czechoslovakian Army soldier in Buzuluk and in combat in Sokolovo and Dukla

Testimony of Moshe Moric Hofman, born in Liberec, Czechoslovakia, 1910, regarding his escape to the Soviet Union via Poland and his experiences in Soviet forced labor camps, as a Czechoslovakian Army soldier in Buzuluk and in combat in Sokolovo and Dukla 

Testimony of Moshe Moric Hofman, born in Liberec, Czechoslovakia, 1910, regarding his escape to the Soviet Union via Poland and his experiences in Soviet forced labor camps, as a Czechoslovakian Army soldier in Buzuluk and in combat in Sokolovo and Dukla 

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Testimony of Moshe Moric Hofman, born in Liberec, Czechoslovakia, 1910, regarding his escape to the Soviet Union via Poland and his experiences in Soviet forced labor camps, as a Czechoslovakian Army soldier in Buzuluk and in combat in Sokolovo and Dukla Situation in Prague; situation of the Czechoslovakian Army, 1939; crossing of Ruthenian borders illegally, 1939; arrests and deportations of refugees within the Soviet Union, 1940; conditions in Soviet labor camps, 1941-1942; efforts to join the Czechoslovakian Army, 1942; enlistment in the Czechoslovakian Army by inmates in POW camps at Krasnogorsk, 1942; formation of the Czechoslovakian battalion in Buzuluk, 1942; military training; participation of Jews in a cavalry unit, a reserve battalion and in a tank training camp in Saratov; combat at Sokolovo, 1943, Dukla campaign, 1944.