My Journey of Captivity: The story of a German POW
The story of prisoners held by the Russians is well known, but the prisoners held by the Allies have been forgotten.
The Extended War Diary of a German POW
The autobiography of a little German girl, as she remembers her experiences in a war torn Germany, the endless days and nights filled with fear, hunger and the struggle to survive during WWII.
Helga McKee, a native of Nuremberg, Germany, has found her home in Tennessee since she immigrated to the United States in 1956. Her literary prowess knows no bounds, as evidenced by her diverse talents that have garnered recognition from Writer’s Digest: 12th Annual International Self-Published Book Awards in the life stories category.
One of her notable achievements includes a collaboration with Hans Gussmann on “My Journey of Captivity: The Story of a German POW.” This collaborative effort sheds light on a poignant narrative. In addition to her collaborative work, Helga has independently authored and self-published the captivating “The Extended War Diary of a German POW.” This work not only showcases her ability as a translator, effectively bringing her father’s biography to life, but also highlights her dedication as a standalone writer.
Currently, Helga is deeply engrossed in her third book, a testament to her unyielding dedication to the art of storytelling. Her commitment to her craft is evident in her continuous exploration of new narratives and her unwavering passion for sharing them with the world.