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A Priest, Runes and Nazis: a Detective Searching for Interwar Nida
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History does not like silences, and this detective story unfolded after paying attention to a detail - a few years ago, Scandinavian or Germanic runes were drawn in chalk on the baptismal font of one of the tombstones in the Nida cemetery. The inscription on it announced the priest Johannes Kypkė, who was supposedly buried here in 1941. However, when the ball of thread was started to be wound, incredible circumstances emerged: the priest's real …
·Vilnius, Lithuania
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