Survey of the condition of the Jews in Nazi-occupied countries, Eretz Israel and Arab countries, as reported in the Nazi and world press, late October-early November 1943 Conjecture regarding liquidation of labor camps in the vicinity of Lublin and murder of 15,000 Jews; transfer of the last of the Jewish inmates to Krakow; survival of approximately 300,000 out of close to 4,000,000 Jews in Poland before the war; condition of the Polish workers in the Reich; food supply situation in Poland; escape of German citizens to the Reich. Vienna: The lives of approximately 2,000 Jews in Vienna, most of them using false identities; Slovakia: Confiscation of Jewish property and land; Hungary: Help to refugees from neighboring countries; Romania: Start of the return of deportees from Transnistria; Bulgaria: Order permitting the Jews of Sofia to remain in the city up to ten days; exemption for converted Jews from wearing the yellow badge; provision of free medical care to disadvantaged Jews throughout the province; Greece: Split among the partisan groups; Eretz Israel: Survey regarding relations among the Jews, Arabs and British; possible solutions for the remnants of the Jewish people; idea of Arab unity.