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Dear fellow wikipedians! The importance, which now is added, lies in that in the current and otherwise magnificent work on war children, some million euroepeans have vanished. Amongst them all the pioneers in forwarding the war childrens case. A war child must most logically be born in during a war, not way back in the twenties. Therefore the importance of von Westernhagen, a true fighter for the true war child generation. Eric Haig
[edit] No war criminal.
Her book might have been important, however she was really mistaken about her father. Heinz von Westernhagan was NOT a war criminal. http://www.achtungpanzer.com/gen12.htm
