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Henno Martin
Henno Martin (March 15, 1910 – January 7 1998) was a German professor of geology who, along with Hermann Korn, lived for two years in the Namib Desert to avoid internment during the Second World War.
==Personal life==
Martin was born in Freiburg, Germany on March 15, 1910.〔 His studies at the universities of Bonn, Zũrich, and Göttingen culminated in a Ph.D on "Post-Archean Tectonics in Southern Central Sweden". In 1935 he emigrated along with Korn to what was then South-West Africa (now Namibia) (a former German colony) and worked as a consulting geologist.〔 Namibia was at that time administered by its neighbor, South Africa and in 1939 South Africa, following the United Kingdom, declared war on Germany. In 1940, fearing internment as enemy aliens by the South African government, Martin and Korn decided to flee into the Namib desert and to wait out the war in the remote and rugged Kuiseb Canyon . They returned to Windhoek in 1942 after Korn contracted beri-beri.〔 They were not interned on their return and before the war ended were employed as surveyors by the government.〔 In 1957 Martin wrote ''The Sheltering Desert'', a memoir of his experiences while living in the Namib. (The work, or something very close to it, was first published in German and has been translated into other languages).
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