Becoming a traitor to his people, the Englishman Edwin Cushman worked throughout the war in the German Propaganda Ministry and spoke on the radio for England, poisoning the minds of the British with fascist poison. He had a reputation as a good servant, was trusted and rewarded. He joined the SS and was appointed deputy commander of the Belsen concentration camp. After the landing of British, Canadian and American forces in Normandy, he decided to find an English soldier in the concentration camp whose documents he could use. But his voice gave him away... The accused worked as an announcer for a German radio! The novel is also known as: “Under another name”, “Pheasant Hunting”, “Fox in the Trap”