The number of wounded being evacuated from the Polish front back to Germany seems to be beyond the estimates of the military authori ties. The doctors and nurses om-ployed in the towns of Eastern Germany were not prepared to meet the present rush and many wounds ed died in consequence of this lack of attendance.
The comparative small number of Polish "prisoners illustrates the im~ portance of the Polish resistance, which the German headquarters had not foreseen, Hospitals "and schools in Vienna are already exammed with wounded fand an oficial German communique stressed the necessity of advancing the date of the next graduation of doctors. "lo face the present situa
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