Survey of the condition of the Jews in Nazi-occupied countries, Eretz Israel and neighboring countries, as reported in the Nazi and local press and according to eye-witnesses, October 1943 Poland: Riots in the Bialystok Ghetto and the Lodz Ghetto including burning of factories, breaking down of walls and joining the partisans; liquidation of the Bochnia Ghetto; deportation of Jews to annihilation; the Bedzin affair and deception of the Jews by the Germans; the exhibition "The Jewish World Plague" in Krakow; Denmark: The Jews of Denmark and the reaction of the Danish and Swedish population; Italy: Levying of payment of forced contributions in gold on the Jews of Rome and the reaction of the Italians; Slovakia: Identifying Jews and life using a false identity; attempts to evade Aryanization; Hungary: Pause in anti-Jewish legislation; evaluation that predicts a rise in the level of Nazi violence in anticipation of the German defeat; trials of Jews with forged documents; Romania: Jewish life in Transnistria; Polish refugees in Romania; Radu Lecca's trip to Germany; deportation of Jews from Transylvania to forced labor; Bulgaria: A new appointment to the position of head of the Bureau for Jewish Affairs; Eretz Israel: The political situation and Jewish, Arab and British relations; Turkey: The political situation, neutrality and the press.