Heinz was a prisoner of war initially in Egypt at the Maadi interrogation camp near Cairo, then to the Suez camp whereafter he was transferred to Canada. In Canada he was kept prisoner in camps near Montreal (Grande Ligne) and Seebi (near Rocky mountains). After the war he was transferred to a camp near Glasgow and eventually released in 1947.
Captured by 7th armoured division
Captivity with the 7th armoured division
Interrogation by Polish RAF major
Transfer to Suez POW camp
Trip to Canada as POW
Plans to highjack the POW transport ship
Life as POW in Canada
Released as POW
Camp boxing certificate 1944
Discharge documents
