Survey of the situation in various countries, as reported in the Nazi and local press, radio broadcasts and letters, with emphasis on the condition of the Jews, April-June 1943

Survey of the situation in various countries, as reported in the Nazi and local press, radio broadcasts and letters, with emphasis on the condition of the Jews, April-June 1943 

צרור רשימות מס. 33 

Survey of the situation in various countries, as reported in the Nazi and local press, radio broadcasts and letters, with emphasis on the condition of the Jews, April-June 1943 

צרור רשימות מס. 33 

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Survey of the situation in various countries, as reported in the Nazi and local press, radio broadcasts and letters, with emphasis on the condition of the Jews, April-June 1943 Warsaw Ghetto: Information regarding raids on the ghetto and Jewish resistance; help from Polish divisions; heavy casualties to the Germans; Sweden: Information from the Swedish press regarding general hunger and typhus; lessening in the numbers of Jews; a call from a Swedish priest to rescue Jews from annihilation; Vienna: Mass deportations of Jews; rescue of Jews married to Aryans from deportation; deportation to Theresienstadt; Berlin: There are still Jews in the city; Zigelbaum's suicide; Vilna Ghetto: liquidation of the ghetto, 1941; deportation of Jews from Latvia, Lithuania and Vilna to forced labor in military factories; transfer of Jews from Norway to forced labor in mines in Upper Silesia; deportation of Jews from Riga to forests and murder of the Jews; Hungary: pressure to hand Jews over to the Germans; antisemitic publications and opposition press publications; Slovakia: Information from letters about suffering, deportations and murder in Poland; conversion to Christianity; requests for certificates for aliya to Eretz Israel; Romania: Antonescu's promise to hand the Jews over to the Germans; discovery of a mass grave of 5,000 Jews murdered by Romanians; Fildermann's arrest; payment of forced contributions by the Jews of Romania; deportation to Transnistria; dismissal of Jews from their jobs and training of Romanians in their place; Bulgaria: Information from letters sent by people deported from Sofia regarding their living conditions; conversion to Christianity; Eretz Israel: Attitude of the Nazis towards a Jewish state; repression of the Arabs by the British and the Jews; discussions on politics in the area and Arab unity; Algeria: Ban on calling a member of the Jewish (Israelite) religion a"Je"; autonomy to the Moroccan Jews; regarding the situation in Turkey; protests made by professional unions against the treatment of the Jews.