As World War One drew to a close, a German officer masqueraded as a glamorous woman to avoid capture.
A QR code, which links to Lt Heinz' story, has been placed on the lamppost outside what was Cathays Park police station, near Cardiff Crown Court.There was a lot of press speculation at the time, and Historypoints.org editor Rhodri Clark said: "One theory was that the war reports in the Western Mail - when the Germans were close to defeat - had affected his resolve.
Newspaper reports of the time said he "expertly disguised" himself, in such a convincing way that "nobody would notice he was a man". However, on the Sunday following his weekend in London, the Western Mail described him travelling by train to Cardiff.'Quirky tale'
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Good to see BBC are up to date on the latest news.
Women didn’t look that happy
But unluckily for him he got mistook for Eva Braun and shot on sight 🤦♂️🤣
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How is this possibly news if it was over a century ago?
Glad we’ve finally caught on.
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