Text: English     The Stroop Report: The Warsaw Ghetto Is No More
		that the remainder of the Jews who formerly inhabited the Ghetto will now be caught. The sum total of Jews caught so far has risen to 38,385. Not included in this figure are those who died in the flames or in the dug-outs. One patrol discovered an unascertainable number of corpses floating in a main sewer under the Ghetto. Outside of the Ghetto, in the immediate vicinity of Warsaw, the gendarmerie has shot a total of 150 Jews who could be proved to have escaped from Warsaw. Again we captured pistols and explosives. Our strength used in operation:       .        Police (German)  4/102  Waffen SS  7/350  Engineers (Wehrmacht)  2/38  Engineering Emergency Service  1/0   Security Police  2/1    . Cordoning units:     .   Waffen SS  300  German Police  1/71  Trawniki  250      . Our losses: 1 policeman — wounded yesterday, died from wounds. Termination of today's large-scale action: 2200 hours. Will be continued on 2 May 1943, 1000 hours. The SS and Police Fuehrer in the District of Warsaw. Signed: Stroop SS-Brigadefuehrer and Major general of Police. Certified copy: SS-Sturmbannfuehrer.
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