Sixteen Months in Four German Prisons: Wesel, Zennelager, Klingelputz, Roelben, by Frederick Arthur Ambrose Talbot, is a fascinating essay that recreates the author's own experiences in prisons in Germany during the First World War. Talbot describes in detail life in a strict prison, talks about the daily trials that he and other prisoners had to face. The authenticity and vividness of Talbot's descriptions make this book not only an important historical document, but also a fascinating read that evokes in the depths of the reader's soul a great touch of the events that took place during the war. "Sixteen months in four German prisons" is testimony to the inner strength of a person, his faith and will to live even in the most difficult circumstances.