Survey of the condition of the Jews in Nazi-occupied countries, Eretz Israel and Arab countries, as reported in the Nazi and local press, October 1943 General: Announcement regarding punishing Nazi war criminals and their associates in Moscow with no mention of the Jewish victims; Poland: Mass arrests of Poles in Warsaw; four years of the Generalgouvernement, description of its accomplishments in every area; the Slobodka Ghetto in Lithuania; Germany and the Reich: The political situation in the Reich; newspaper article written Goebbels; exchange of British-German POWs and the soldiers' opinions regarding their captors; employment of workers with tuberculosis alongside healthy workers; foreign workers in Germany; blackout in Vienna; executions of Germans; Slovakia: Antisemitic incitement in the local press; Hungary: The condition of the Jews; Croatia and Slavonia: Condition of the Jews and the Jewish partisans; Romania: Draft of Jews to the army; confiscation of Jewish property; Bulgaria: Sale of the property of Jewish deportees from Sofia; execution of a Jew; Greece: Registration of Jews in their communities and ban on moving to another place; establishment of Jewish councils; imposition of a night curfew on Jews; punishment of Greeks helping Jews; Eretz Israel: Ben-Gurion's resignation from the Jewish Agency; struggle against the British "White Paper" policy; Arab countries: Plans for Arab unity and the attitude of Lebanon and Syria towards the subject; Turkey: What is happening in the world and the Jewish problem as seen in the Turkish press.