On 2 September 1944, a German Wehrmacht Liaison Officer was
captured by the Russians in Bucharest. His name was
Lieutenant-Colonel Heinz-Helmut von Hinckeldey and he was to remain
a "war convict" of the Soviets until 1955. For 11 years,
Heinz-Helmut von Hinckeldey had to endure the deprivation - both
physical and psychological - of imprisonment; the filth and squalor
of the cells, in which he was kept; the agony of isolation and
repeated self-examination; and the pain of ignorance, of not
knowing if his motherland (Germany) still existed or whether those
he loved, ever realized that he was alive. The personal Story that,
like countless others, would never have been told, had it not been
for the admiration and fascination built up over time by the
Author, Charles Wood
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