Survey of the situation of the Jews in the Nazi occupied countries and the political situation in the Eretz Israel region and the Arab countries, as reported in the Nazi and local press, speeches by leaders and from letters, June 1943 - Germany: Incitement program against the Jews in the press; Hitler-Jugend activities; lists of confiscated Jewish property as recorded in the press; - Slovakia: Transfer of Jewish land to Slovakian farmers; deportation of most of the Jews "to the East"; the phenomenon of conversion to Christianity among the Jews; - Hungary: Statistics regarding the spread of the "Jewish Influence"; - Romania: Letters regarding the situation of the deportees to Transnistria; comparison between the situation of the Jews of Bessarabia and the situation of the Jews of Bukovina; help given to the deportees by the Bucharest Jews and a demand for further help; deportation of Fildermann to Mogilev-Podolski; forced labor imposed on those with exemptions; confiscation of the synagogue in Botzai [?]; detention of the Portuguese consul for issuing Portuguese passports to well-to-do Jews; - Bulgaria: Arrival of Jews from Sofia in Eretz Israel with help from non-Jewish friends; "there is no danger of deportation outside of Bulgaria"; Jews married to non-Jews remain in Sofia; evacuation of the apartments of Jews in Sofia; executions; - Greece: Information regarding Greek Jewry and Thessaloniki specifically; confiscation of property and apartments from the Jews of Macedonia; - Eretz Israel: The Mufti's speech; Arab opposition to Jews settling in Eretz Israel; discussions regarding Arab unity and balance of power among the super powers in the region; - Turkey: Relations between Turkey and Germany; - Egypt: Discussions regarding independence.