Text: English     The Stroop Report: The Warsaw Ghetto Is No More
		The polish Police take pains to deliver to my office every Jew who turns up within the city, because they are eager to win such premiums as have been paid in earlier cases. The undersigned received some anonymous letters in which he was notified of the fact that some Jews are staying in the Aryan part of the city. One anonymous letter draws a parallel between Katyn and the large-scale action within the Ghetto. Our strength:  Used in operation     German Police  4/101   Engineering Em. Service  1/6   Security Police  2/14   Engineers  3/72   Waffen SS  10/500  .  Cordoning forces:    Day  Night    German Police  2/87  1/11   Waffen SS  25  1/300   Trawniki  200  —   Polish Police .  1/180  1/180  .  Our losses:   1 Policeman dead   1 Policeman seriously wounded    1 SS Unterscharfuehrer less seriously wounded Termination of operation: 2100 hours. Will be continued on 7 May 1943, 0930 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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