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How Britain tortured Nazi PoWs: The
horrifying interrogation methods that belie
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By Ian Cobain
PUBLISHED: 22:34 GMT, 26 October 2012 | UPDATED: 22:35 GMT, 26 October 2012
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The German SS officer was fighting to save himself from the gallows for a terrible war crime and
might say anything to escape the noose. But Fritz Knöchlein was not lying in 1946 when he
claimed that, in captivity in London, he had been tortured by British soldiers to force a confession
out of him.
Tortured by British soldiers? In captivity? In London? The idea seems incredible.
Britain has a reputation as a nation that prides itself on its love of fair play and respect for the rule
of law. We claim the moral high ground when it comes to human rights. We were among the first
to sign the 1929 Geneva Convention on the humane treatment of prisoners of war.
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Surely, you would think, the British avoid torture? But you would be wrong, as my research into
what has gone on behind closed doors for decades shows.
It was in 2005 during my work as an investigative reporter that I came across a veiled mention of
a World War II detention centre known as the London Cage. It took a number of Freedom Of
Information requests to the Foreign Office before government files were reluctantly handed over.
From these, a sinister world unfolded — of a torture centre that the British military operated
throughout the Forties, in complete secrecy, in the heart of one of the most exclusive
neighbourhoods in the capital.
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Thousands of Germans passed through the unit that became known as the London Cage, where
they were beaten, deprived of sleep and forced to assume stress positions for days at a time.
Some were told they were to be murdered and their bodies quietly buried. Others were threatened
with unnecessary surgery carried out by people with no medical qualifications. Guards boasted
that they were ‘the English Gestapo’.
The London Cage was part of a network of nine ‘cages’ around Britain run by the Prisoner of War
Interrogation Section (PWIS), which came under the jurisdiction of the Directorate of Military
Intelligence.
Out in the open: Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Scotland revealed some secrets in his controversial book about
interrogating German officers, 'The London Cage'
Three, at Doncaster, Kempton Park and Lingfield, were at hastily converted racecourses. Another
was at the ground of Preston North End Football Club. Most were benignly run.
But prisoners thought to possess valuable information were whisked off to a top-secret unit in a
row of grandiose Victorian villas in Kensington Palace Gardens, then (as now) one of the smartest
locations in London.
Today, the tree-lined street a stone’s throw from Kensington Palace is home to ambassadors and
billionaires, sultans and princes. Houses change hands for 58.73€ million and more.
Yet it was here, seven decades ago, in five interrogation rooms, in cells and in the guardroom in
numbers six, seven and eight Kensington Palace Gardens, that nine officers, assisted by a dozen
NCOs, used whatever methods they thought necessary to squeeze information from suspects.
Of course, it is crucial to put these events into context. When the gloves first came off at Britain’s
interrogation centres — the summer of 1940 — German forces were racing across France and
the Low Countries, and Britain was fighting for its very survival. The stakes could not have been
higher.
In the following years, large parts of Britain’s cities were left in ruins, hundreds of thousands of
service personnel and civilians died, and barely a day passed without evidence emerging of a
new Nazi atrocity. Little wonder, perhaps, that it was felt acceptable for German prisoners to
suffer in British interrogation centres.
And it should also be said that whatever went on within their walls, it paled into insignificance
compared with the horrors the Nazis visited on millions of prisoners.
So, how can we be sure about the methods used at the London Cage? Because the man who ran
it admitted as much — and was hushed up for half-a-century by an establishment fearful of the
shame his story would bring on a Britain that had been fighting for honesty, decency and the rule
of law.
That man was Colonel Alexander Scotland, an accepted master in techniques of interrogation.
After the war, he wrote a candid account of his activities in his memoirs, in which he recalled how
he would muse, on arriving at the Cage each morning: ‘Abandon all hope ye who enter here.’
Because, he said, before going into detail: ‘If any German had any information we wanted, it was
invariably extracted from him in the long run.’
As was customary, before publication Scotland submitted his manuscript to the War Office for
clearance in 1954. Pandemonium erupted. All four copies were seized. All those who knew of its
contents were silenced with threats of prosecution under the Official Secrets Act.
What caused the greatest consternation was his admission that the horrors had continued after
the war, when interrogators switched from extracting military intelligence to securing convictions
for war crimes.
Feared: Col Robin 'Tin Eye' Stephens was prepared to seek his own rough justice
Of 3,573 prisoners who passed through Kensington Palace Gardens, more than 1,000 were
persuaded to sign a confession or give a witness statement for use in war crimes prosecutions.
Fritz Knöchlein, a former lieutenant colonel in the Waffen SS, was one such case. He was
suspected of ordering the machine-gunning of 124 British soldiers who surrendered at Le Paradis
in northern France during the Dunkirk evacuation in 1940. His defence was that he was not even
there.
At his trial, he claimed he had been tortured in the London Cage after the war. He was deprived of
sleep for four days and nights after arriving in October 1946 and forced to walk in a tight circle for
four hours while being kicked by a guard at each turn.
He was made to clean stairs and lavatories with a tiny rag, for days at a time, while buckets of
water were poured over him. If he dared to rest, he was cudgelled. He was also forced to run in
circles in the grounds of the house while carrying heavy logs and barrels. When he complained,
the treatment simply got worse.
Nor was he the only one. He said men were repeatedly beaten about the face and had hair ripped
from their heads. A fellow inmate begged to be killed because he couldn’t take any more brutality.
All Knöchlein’s accusations were ignored, however. He was found guilty and hanged.
Suspects in another high-profile war crime — the shooting of 50 RAF officers who broke out from
a prison camp, Stalag Luft III, in what became known as the Great Escape — also passed
through the Cage.
Of the 21 accused, 14 were hanged after a war-crimes trial in Hamburg. Many confessed only
after being interrogated by Scotland and his men. In court, they protested that they had been
starved, whipped and systematically beaten. Some said they had been menaced with red-hot
pokers and ‘threatened with electrical devices’.
Scotland, of course, denied allegations of torture, going into the witness box at one trial after
another to say his accusers were lying.
It was all the more surprising, then, that a few years later he was willing to come clean about the
techniques he employed at the London Cage.
In his memoirs, he disclosed that a number of men were forced to incriminate themselves. A
general was sentenced to death in 1946 after signing a confession at the Cage while, in
Scotland’s words, ‘acutely depressed after the various examinations’.
Flashback: The prisoners in the dock are Nazi leaders Hermann Goering and Rudolph Hess - it is unknown how they
might have been treated in prison
A naval officer was convicted on the basis of a confession that Scotland said he had signed only
after being ‘subject to certain degrading duties’.
Scotland also acknowledged that one of the men accused of the ‘Great Escape’ murders went to
the gallows even though he had confessed after he had — in Scotland’s own words — been
‘worked on psychologically’. At his trial, the man insisted he had been ‘worked on’ physically as
well.
Others did not share Scotland’s eagerness to boast about what had gone on in Kensington Park
Gardens. An MI5 legal adviser who read his manuscript concluded that Scotland and fellow
interrogators had been guilty of a ‘clear breach’ of the Geneva Convention.
They could have faced war-crimes charges themselves for forcing prisoners to stand to attention
for more than 24 hours at a time; forcing them to kneel while they were beaten about the head;
threatening to have them shot; threatening one prisoner with an unnecessary appendix operation
to be performed on him by another inmate with no medical qualifications.
Appalled by the embarrassment his manuscript would cause if it ever came out, the War Office
and the Foreign Office both declared that it would never see the light of day.
Two years later, however, they were forced to strike a deal with him after he threatened to publish
his book abroad. He was told he would never be allowed to recover his original manuscript, but
agreement was given to a rewritten version in which every line of incriminating material had been
expunged.
World War II Victory Day June 1946; Marshall of the Royal Air Force, Lord Tedder, salutes the crowds in Parliament
Square during the Victory Day Parade
A heavily censored version of The London Cage duly appeared in the bookshops in 1957.
But officials at the War Office, and their successors at the Ministry of Defence, remained
troubled. Years later, in September 1979, Scotland’s publishers wrote to the Ministry of Defence out of the
blue asking for a copy of the original manuscript by the now dead colonel for their archives.
The request triggered fresh panic as civil servants sought reasons to deny the request. But in the
end they quietly deposited a copy in what is now the National Archives at Kew, where it went
unnoticed — until I found it a quarter of a century later.
Is there more to tell about the London Cage? Almost certainly. Even now, some of the MoD’s files
on it remain beyond reach.
Scotland, his interrogators, technicians and typists, and the towering guardsmen left the building
in January 1949. The villas were unoccupied for several years.
Eventually, numbers six and seven were leased to the Soviet Union, which was looking for a new
embassy building. Today, they house the chancery of the Russian embassy.
Number eight — where it is thought the worst excesses were carried out — remained empty. It
was too large to be a family home in the post-war years and in too poor a state of repair to be
converted to offices. By 1955, the building had fallen into such disrepair it was sold to a
developer, who knocked it down and built a block of three luxury flats. One that went on the
market in 2006 was valued at 15.86€ million.
The Cage was not, however, Britain’s only secret interrogation centre during and after World War
II. MI5 also operated an interrogation centre, code-named Camp 020, at Latchmere House, a
Victorian mansion near Ham Common in South-West London, whose 30 rooms were turned into
cells with hidden microphones.
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The first of the German spies who arrived in Britain in September 1940 were taken there. Vital
information about a coming German invasion was extracted at great speed. This indicates the use
of extreme methods, but these were desperate days demanding desperate measures. In charge
was Colonel Robin Stephens, known as ‘Tin Eye’, because of the monocle fixed to his right eye.
It was not a term of affection. The object of interrogation, Stephens told his officers, was simple:
‘Truth in the shortest possible time.’ A top secret memo spoke of ‘special methods’, but did not
elaborate.
He arranged for an additional 92-cell block to be added to Latchmere House, plus a punishment
room — known chillingly as Cell 13 — which was completely bare, with smooth walls and a
linoleum floor.
Close to 500 people passed through the gates of Camp 020. Principal among them were German
spies, many of whom were ‘turned’ and persuaded — or maybe forced — to work for MI5.
Its first inmates were members of the British Union of Fascists. Some were held in cells brightly lit
24 hours a day, others in cells kept in total darkness.
Several prisoners were subjected to mock executions and were knocked about by the guards.
Some were apparently left naked for months at a time.
Camp 020 had a resident medical officer, Harold Dearden, a psychiatrist who dreamed up
regimes of starvation and of sleep and sensory deprivation intended to break the will of its
inmates. He experimented in techniques of torment that left few marks — methods that could be
denied by the torturers and that civil servants and government ministers could disown.
These techniques surfaced again after the war in a British interrogation facility at Bad Nenndorf, a
German spa town, in one of the internment camps for those considered a threat to the Allied
occupation.
In the four years after the war, 95,000 people were interned in the British zone of Allied-occupied
Germany. Some were interrogated by what was now termed the Intelligence Division.
In charge of Bad Nenndorf was ‘Tin Eye’ Stephens, on attachment from MI5, and drawing on his
Camp 020 experiences. An inmate recalled him yelling questions at prisoners and then punching
them.
Over the next two years, 372 men and 44 women would pass through his hands. One German
inmate recalled being told by a British intelligence officer: ‘We are not bound by any rules or
regulations. We do not care a damn whether you leave this place on a stretcher or in a hearse.’
He was made to sleep on a wet floor in a temperature of minus 20 degrees for three days. Four of
his toes had to be amputated due to frostbite.
A doctor in a nearby hospital complained about the number of detainees brought to him filthy,
confused and suffering from multiple injuries and frostbite. Many were painfully emaciated after
months of starvation. A number died.
The regime was intended to weaken, humiliate and intimidate prisoners.
With complaints soaring, a British court of inquiry was convened to investigate what had been
going at Bad Nenndorf. It concluded that former inmates’ allegations of physical assault were
substantially correct. Stephens and four other officers were arrested while Bad Nenndorf was
abruptly closed.
But there was a quandary for the Labour government. The political fallout could be deeply
damaging. There were other similar interrogation centres in Germany.
From the very top, there were urgent moves to hush things up.
Stephens’ court martial for ill-treatment of prisoners was heard behind closed doors. He did not
deny any of the horrors. His defence was that he had no idea the prisoners for whom he was
responsible were being beaten, whipped, frozen, deprived of sleep and starved to death.
This was the very defence that had been offered — unsuccessfully — by Nazi concentration
camp commandants at war-crimes trials. But he was acquitted.
The suspicion remains that he got off because, if cruelties did occur at Bad Nenndorf, they had
been authorised by government ministers.
Extracted from Cruel Britannia by Ian Cobain, published by Portobello Books at 22.30€ ©
Ian Cobain 2012. To order a copy for 18.78€ (p&p free), call 0843 382 0000.
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I'm on the side that tortures evil people to save people lives and will never change my mind on that!
- Lee Tyler , newcastle upon Tyne, 27/10/2012 10:27
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ALL war is dirty. People get killed, when your loved ones are in peril most people would torture the enemy to make
them safe. Course it shouldn't be like that but it is.
- PIX , Essex, United Kingdom, 27/10/2012 10:07
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there is nothing clean about war good people have to do bad things to win world war 2 was a dirty war and for britain
to survive had to plumb the depths to ensure we won and war criminals were made to pay for their crimes today we
have the farce of being politically correct in a war zone which get our soldiers killed
- paddyleeds1 , leeds, 27/10/2012 10:05
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Unfortunately, war is war, and im sorry, but what were they supposed to do? Erm..come here son, let me take you by
the arm and give you a healthy meal before i place you in our POW prison, in the meantime every other soldier from
other countries just do whatever they had to do...sometimes inhumanely as history has written.. Its war for gods sake,
get a grip
- John , Hull-UK, 27/10/2012 10:05
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they didn't torture children, eldery people and jews just for the sake of it like the Germans did. We defended our
country from being taken over by the Germans- well done to all who fought for Britain
- Lisa , Brighton, Italy, 27/10/2012 09:53
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As they say all is fair in Love and WAR
- John , West London, 27/10/2012 09:49
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Justified
- Andy B , Derby, 27/10/2012 09:39
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There is and never will be a 'Clean War' !! Anybody who even thinks there is such a thing needs to take of their rose
tinted glasses! Britian is just that much better at covering things up....We had plenty of practice whilst building our
Empire. In any war their is a price to pay, sometimes that price is extremly unpleasant but our freedom depended on
a the use of torture, like it or not that is a very simple fact. An eye for an eye ...as they say!!
- Popularis inspectori , Grantham, United Kingdom, 27/10/2012 09:28
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I knew an old man who was a German POW who loved it here and stayed .. Says he was treated well and even
married an English girl
- Tracy , Derby, 27/10/2012 09:26
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Compared to what the Germans done to the Jewish people no comparison
- elaine , dorset, 27/10/2012 09:26
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