Report by an unknown writer regarding the fate of the Jews of Grodno Deportation of 1,200 Jews from Grodno to Bialystok, 12 March 1943; declaration of Grodno as "Free of Jews" by the Germans; cooperation of the Jewish police in revealing hiding places of Jews; liquidation of Ghetto 2 in an "Aktion", November 1942; transfer of Jews from Ghetto 1 to the Kielbasin camp, December 1942; deportation of approximately 10,000 Jews, 16 January 1943; deportation of approximately 3,700 Jews, 13 February 1943; transfer of the Jews remaining in Grodno to Bialystok, 13 March 1943; Judenrat activities in the Grodno Ghetto; life of the Grodno Jews in Bialystok including their economic situation; attitude of the Jews towards each other during the "Aktions"; escape of Jews to the forests; attitude of the partisans towards the Jews; refusal of the partisans to absorb Jews who had escaped from the ghetto to join their lines; fate of the 500 Jews who remained in the ghetto, March 1943; attitude of Kurt Wiese, the German commander, towards the Jews of Grodno.