Meir Porges - Receiving air drops from the Russians
Transcript: To sleep in this snow was not unpleasant. First of all, it was soft and pleasant. The snow was not so cold. Its temperature does not drop but a few degrees below zero so that it is not so bad. The problem was with supply. Yes, the Russian planes threw us supplies every once in a while, as well as food, weapons and medications, some clothes, shoes. They didn't always know where we are. We received some but only some. Some were found by the Slovakian farmers or worse. We saw that it simply fell inside German positions. They didn't know where we were. There are numerous factors, such as wind, so they couldn't hit the target each time but we managed to survive, barely, but survive we did.