Survey of the condition of the Jews in Nazi-occupied countries, Eretz Israel and neighboring countries, as reported in the Nazi and local press, November 1943 Poland: Help to Jews from Poles; fate of the Belorussian Jews; murder of the Jews of Kiev; success of the exhibition, "The Jewish World Plague", in Krakow; Germany: Article by Goebbels; German morale during the war; Slovakia: Confiscation of Jewish land; Hungary: Accusation made against members of the Hungarian theater for sitting with Jewish actors; trials of Communists, among them many Jews; proposal in the Hungarian parliament to change the treatment of minorities, including Jews; Romania: Fear of the approach of the front to Romania's borders; control of Transnistria passed to Germany and fear for the fate of the Jews; death punishment for Jews who avoided forced labor; Bulgaria: Ban on foreign citizens living in Sofia; Greece: Escape of Jews in light of the intention to concentrate them in camps and deport them; spread of guerilla warfare in Greece; nutrition problems in Greek cities; Eretz Israel: Mufti's objection to the "Balfour Declaration" and to a Jewish state in Eretz Israel.