Helicenes and heterohelicenes, which present fascinating leftor right-handed chiral helical structures (of M and P configuration respectively), have been intensively studied for their excellent self-assembling, chiroptical, photochromic, and nonlinear optical properties, as well as in asymmetric molecular recognition and synthesis, sensors, and polymer fields. [1,2] The large helicenes, such as [6]helicene, are configurationally stable at room temperature.[1] The enantiomers can be separated, stored over long periods of time, and used for the above-mentioned applications. The barrier of interconversion between the M and P enantiomers of smaller [4](hetero)helicene derivatives is however much lower as the racemization takes place rapidly in solution at room