 No further investigations were conducted until June 1971 when the 1939 crimes of the 1st Panzer Division in Poland ("Polenfeldzug") were also thrown out as unlikely after statement by Major Walther Wenck, which was accepted on good faith.The inquiries by the Polish Institute of National Remembrance into massacres in specific locations are ongoing.Historical data collected in Poland confirms the complete destruction of 554,000 farms valued at 6.062 million złoty (1938 level) with 8 million dead cattle and horses, on top of terrible human losses.