Survey of the condition of the Jews in Nazi-occupied countries, Eretz Israel and the neighboring countries as reported in the Nazi and local press, letters and by witnesses, September 1943 Poland: Life in the Warsaw Ghetto according to a witness; annihilation in Treblinka according to an inmate who escaped to Bratislava; murder of Globocnik by Polish partisans; increase in the size of food rations to citizens of the Generalgouvernement; Germany: Executions of citizens; Goebbels' speech regarding Italy; life in Theresienstadt; Slovakia: Information from coded letters regarding the situation in the camps; Aryanization of Jewish property including forests; continuation of expulsion of Jews from economic life; Hungary: Blaming the Jews for inflation and stock market fluctuations; Croatia: Immigration of Croatians to Croatia; Romania: Anti-Jewish legislation from the General Commission for Jewish Problems; laws pertaining to work permits, travel, payment of forced contributions and women's work; confiscation of synagogues and Jewish institutions; Eretz Israel: Relations between Jews and Arabs; Arab countries: The internal governments and relations among them; Turkey: Influence of the Jews of Turkey on the economy as reported in the Turkish press regarding the world situation.