Survey of the condition of the Jews in Nazi-occupied countries, Eretz Israel and neighboring countries, as reported in the Nazi and local press, letters and by witnesses, March 1944 Poland: Jewish underground numbering 3000 people in the Lublin vicinity; underground activities; murder of Jews in the Lublin vicinity; murder statistics in Auschwitz; letter from Warsaw regarding difficulties in living conditions; Germany: Destruction of Jewish sections in Berlin; regarding the fate of a Jewish refugee from Stuttgart in Switzerland; a Mischling in the Reich; Czechoslovakia: Arrangement of deportations to Theresienstadt by the Jewish leadership in Prague; living conditions in Theresienstadt; sending parcels from Prague; deportations from Theresienstadt to Poland; lack of information regarding the fate of the deportees; Romania: Census of residents in Kishinev; trials of Jews and those who helped Jews; escape of residents from Odessa with the approach of the Germans; Bulgaria: Pogrom carried out against the Jews by the Bulgarian youth movement and intervention by the military; Slovakia: Summary of five years of "independence" of the country; improvement in the standard of living due to release of positions formerly held by Jews and Aryanization; Hungary: Invasion by Germany and reaction of the population; Eretz Israel: The situation in the region as reported by the Nazi press.