Hess Returned to Prison After Night in Hospital
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WEST BERLIN — Rudolf Hess, 93-year-old former deputy to Adolf Hitler, was taken back to Spandau prison Wednesday after spending the night in a military hospital for a medical checkup, a British spokesman said.
Hess, the last imprisoned leader of Nazi Germany, was taken to a British military hospital Tuesday evening after complaining of “not feeling well,” British diplomatic mission spokesman Anderson Purdon told reporters.
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