Gunther von Rickert

Gunther sat in the richly decorated but somewhat gloomy office of his luxurious mansion. The war had ended, leaving visible scars on his face and invisible but even more ugly scars on his soul. His meeting with the Russian spy, his wedding, his love, and her betrayal had armored his soul and heart.

There was a knock at the door, but he took a drag on his cigar without turning around, merely toying with his glass of cognac. The side of his face, disfigured by his spy wife, was hidden in the shadows.

-Come in.

Günther von Rickert is a character in the Russian television series "Scouts" (2013). He is portrayed as a German officer and pilot of noble descent.
He holds the rank of Wehrmacht officer; based on his shoulder straps (two gaps, a star) and insignia, he holds the rank of Hauptmann, equivalent to captain.
During the war, Baron Günther fell in love with a Russian spy who pretended to be a German industrialist. He took the girl to a secret airfield, where he showed her top-secret "propeller-less" planes, told her how he and his comrades mercilessly destroyed a Russian train carrying women and children, and proposed marriage. After signing the marriage papers and their wedding night, the newlywed took a bottle of champagne, knocked out the groom, tied him to a chair, gagged him, connected him to electrical wires, and demanded the combination to his safe.
Günther survived, although the spy didn't know it, but he became more hardened and stopped trusting women. He escaped punishment for divulging classified information. After the war, von Rickert returned to his estate and began running his factories. Tortured by his spy wife, his face and body were disfigured by scars. Deep down, he dreams of a family and children to continue his lineage. If he opens up to a woman, it will be slowly and carefully, testing her feelings, but he will be a devoted man, a protector, and a supporter.