The Russian newspaper „Moscovski Komsomoljez“ titled on Oct.10,2007: The Russian President searches for a German infant that has been stolen a quarter of a century ago in the GDR (German Democratic Republic). We are searching for our son Felix Tschök born in the GDR on July 20,1984 in Frankenberg- kidnapped on December 28,1984 in Dresden. Blood type: German system A, Rhesus negative Russian system: A(2)- Felix, you could look like this today! Felix, you live in the identity of another person. Have you ever experienced contradictions or differences in the relationship to your (supposed) parents? Here we especially think of physical characteristics like size, stature, colour of your hair and very important – your blood type!

What has happened in the winter of 1984/ 1985?

The parents of an about one year old child decide to exchange their own child to a strange one the winter of 1984/85. Why they have come to a decision like that can only be speculated today. Was it the state of health of their own child? The health report drawn up on .01.y 8, 1985 by the senior consultant of the children`s hospital of the Medical Academy of Dresden assumes that the child must have suffered from a very bad disease in the first half year of his life. So the kidnapping of our son Felix was realized on December 28, 1984.
On .01.y 06, 1985 inhabitants of Friedrich-Engels-Straße 11 find an approximately one year old boy. A child is simply put down and left behind away from home.
The criminal investigation department can prove that our son Felix and the exchanged child have been living together for a few days. Two children have simply been exchanged.
All indications say that the kidnappers have left Dresden with our son towards the USSR on .01.y 06, 1985.
Parents of the abandoned child (where Felix has grown up):
Probably the father has been a member of the Soviet army (officer) or a civil servant of the Soviet army stationed in the GDR. It is possible, that father has been a member of the Soviet secret services. There is no information about the mother.
The identity, Felix lives in today, has the following characteristics: