Documentation regarding Hans Paul Weiner, born in Trautenau, Czechoslovakia, 1919, regarding his aliya to Eretz Israel and service in PAL-Company 608

Documentation regarding Hans Paul Weiner, born in Trautenau, Czechoslovakia, 1919, regarding his aliya to Eretz Israel and service in PAL-Company 608 - Excerpts from the British Army historical documentation collection, regarding PAL-Company 608, dated, 31 March 1941-17 January 1944; - Photographs and newspaper clippings from "The Palestine Post", 20 May-09 June 1941; - Memoirs of Hans Paul Weiner; Childhood in Trautenau; Escape by his family from a pail [?] to a pogrom; [move?] to Prague, September 1938; attempts to receive an emigration visa in preparation for aliya; illegal aliya from Bratislava, October 1939; arrival to Eretz Israel by means of the Turkish "Sacaria" ship, 28 February 1940; stay in Atlit for six months; basic army training in Sarafand; enlists in the Palestine Pioneer Corps 608; service in Alexandria and Tobruk; transfer to Greece on the "Ulster Prince" ship; taken captive by the Germans; transfer to a POW camp in Wolfsberg, Austria; transfer to Lubowitz camp, February 1941; arrest by the Gestapo, October 1944; transfer to the prison in Ratibor camp; release from the prison; transfer back to Lubowitz camp; transfer back to Wolfsberg; [death march] from the camp of sick POWs via Dresden to Fallingbostel camp, 08 March 1945; liberation by the British Army; Transfer to England; life with all of the Palestine Corps soldiers in a camp and in Keele Hall Holding and Transport Camp near Newcastle-under-Lyme; receives a telegram from Theresienstadt, with information that his parents and sister are alive, May 1945.