Berlin, Sept. 24.
Since the beginning of the war, the Polish forees, especially in the Vistula sector, have' suffered terrific defeats with millions captured or "blown {0 pieces," according to a High Command communique issued yesterday.
"As a result of annihilating battles' the communique said, "the largest and most decisive of which were on the Bend of the Vistula River, millions of men in the Polish Army have been defeated, captured, or blown to pieces. Not a single Polish active or reserve division or independent brigade has escaped. Only individual bands were able to fee to the marsh areas of east Poland, where they were defeated by the Soviet troops. Of the entire Polish Army at present only a small umber are hopelessly fighting Warsaw, Modlin, and Hela, and that possible only because of the dell-berate delay of the German Army in its consideration of the Polish civil population."
Herr Hitler is still with the German armies in Poland and has not yet gone to the Western Front, German officials said last night. Reliable German quarters said last night that Chancellor Hitler probably would to the Western Front sometime early this week—United Press,
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