Konrad Henlein (1898–1945), a native of Vratislavice nad Nisou, belongs to the personalities who have forever marked their mark in modern Czech and Czechoslovakian history. But among those whose "enrollment" took place with a fatally negative impact. A soldier in the First World War, a bank clerk, an instructor of the German Turner Association, the leader of the Sudeten German Patriotic Front and later the Sudeten German Party, in the years 1938-1945 a leading official of the "Sudeten German County" as part of the German Empire... The author describes in detail Henlein's personal and family life, his character characteristics, a political career and the end in a prison camp in Pilsen. The book includes a number of photographs, some of which have not yet been published.