parcels of the American and English Red Cross with us. So they knew that we were not the Germans, but the escaped prisoners of war. IMPRESSIONS ABOUT THE UKRAINIAN INSURGENTS IN THE UPA CAMP I was astonished. The only thing we liked that they were as we against the Germans. And the language was so difficult. The only one I could understand was a guy who said: [says in German]. That's all. Interviewer: How did you communicate? In what language? Harteveld: We didn't communicate. They only said: "Follow me", and we followed. They said "Germansky bffff" THE UPA HELP DUTCH OFFICERS REACH HUNGARY We walked by night, ... no we didn't walk, we were put on the sledges. Two horses per sledge. Three sledges. They only said: "Sit down", and we went, and they called the horses their "little partisans". Interviewer: So did you drive mostly by night? Harteveld: Yes. Three nights, three or four nights.. Interviewer: Did you have the same escort for the entire trip? Harteveld: Changed. Interviewer: It's changed? Periodically Harteveld: Yes. We crossed the waterline [border] and then the UPA people went away. INTERNED BY THE HUNGARY The Dutch Government was not at war with the Hungarians. So we were interned by the Hungarians. We were allowed to live freely in Hungary, in Budapest until the 24th of December, 1944. THE UPA SAVED MY LIFE The only thing is that the UPA saved my life. The interviews are can be accessed at the UCRDC. Please contact