Ingrid Schubert: Letters from Prison 1970–1977

Ingrid Schubert's poignant letters from her time in prison between 1970 and 1977 serve as a powerful testament to her indomitable spirit and resilience in the face of repression. Through her words, readers gain insight into the harrowing experiences of a political prisoner grappling with systemic injustice and the harsh realities of confinement. Each letter unfolds Ingrid's emotional journey as she navigates the harsh prison environment while maintaining her commitment to her beliefs.

The correspondence is not merely a chronicle of suffering; it also reflects moments of hope, solidarity, and connection with the outside world. Ingrid's reflections on her life and the political landscape of the time offer a deeply human perspective on activism and the enduring quest for freedom. Co-authored by Gerti Wilford and Jo Tunnard, this collection brings to light a significant chapter of history that continues to resonate, illuminating the courage required to resist oppression.