Survey of events in various countries, as reported in the Nazi and local press, radio broadcasts, speeches by leaders and by witnesses, with emphasis on the Jewish population, March 1943 Poland: Warsaw: report on the devastation of the war from a Swedish merchant who visited Warsaw; division of services according to the population receiving the services: those for Germans and those for Poles; letters from Jews from Upper Silesia and Galicia; Poznan has been turned into a German city; Polish workers in the Reich; Polish libraries in the Generalgouvernement; the trains' administration in Poland; a call from underground Radio Poland to shelter German Army deserters; Germany: According to a speech made by Hitler the crisis has passed; "Aktions" against Jews in Berlin; deportations; executions on the charge of treason; Austria: Robbery of Jewish property in Vienna; Hungary: Activities of the Institute for the Study of Judaism in Budapest; Slovakia: proposal for a law regarding the age for military service; obligation of Jews to perform forced labor; sale of confiscated Jewish houses; Romania: Revision of the Aryanization law; exploitation of Jewish draftees; payment of lower salaries to Jewish civil service workers; restrictions on renting apartments by Jews; acceptance of an appeal by Jewish attorneys regarding their expulsion from the Lawyers Bureau; Bulgaria: Information regarding deportation of Bulgarian Jews; citizens' protest; "Numerus Clausus" at the universities; ban on Jewish children attending Bulgarian schools; Eretz Israel: Jewish, Arab and British relations; the situation of the Arabs; accusation of Great Britain of pro-Zionist policies; Arab activities against Jews and the British; Independence to Egypt; elections in Lebanon; poverty and demonstrations in Iraq; the situation in Iran; France: The Commissar for Jewish Affairs: removal of half-Jews from society; checking French citizenship.