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Hansgeorg Schulze

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Now, I will have to explain everything first.

I have discarded most (If not all) of my PL memories, due to most of them being seriously inaccurate. But there was one that lingered among all. Skiing with some guys at Obersalzburg. Now, I can't say for sure whether I'm good at skiing due to the lack of snow in my country. (Evil Universe..:grr:)

So, I checked Youtube whether I could find myself in a video and I did. But conveniently, comments were disabled so I couldn't see a name. (Doh!) I managed to recognize by looking at the gloves, I noticed that the gloves he was wearing was the same thickness, colour, etc.. And clothes as well. And the feeling, you know, you can just know where you are in there. Plus, I noticed his body language is quite similar, hiding behind the camera. Staring at people in the same way, I remember staring at my friends (who were just as weird) in the same look, as if I don't care how weird they are. In fact, I can recognize some of them as my friends now, but can't tell who's who. These are just simple things but very noticeable.

I went to other forums and poke around. Yes, basically waving the video with the comment 'Have you seen me?'

Then, out of pure luck, somebody managed to recognize me and gave me my name and rank: Hansgeorg Schulze (Ermm, ring a bell to anybody..? Just wondering..?)

So, I googled and got all the info I needed from the Axis forum. I got some info wrong but hey I don't care any more. What just freaked me out was my deathdate: August 1941. I died somewhere in Russia, during Operation Barbarossa(?). (Smells like my sister all over it already..)

Technically, b. 1917 d. 1941 or 1942 on some sources. :(

Should explain why Discovery is bombarding my TV screen with wars only from 1939-1941. It bombarded so many times, I remember which comes where but now I'm confuse which battle came first... I always seem to skip 1940..

He was a Obersturmfuhrer (1st Lieutenant) or Haupsturmfuhrer (Captain) in some sources, brother of Richard Schulze, a Totenkopt (I'm guessing my connection with an Amon, I could be wrong..) he was in the Liebstandarte (Or in some sources, SS-Begleitkommando, maybe both), ordnance officer (What's an ordnance officer?) and one of Hitler's adjutant.

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(On the right, my good man. The left is Richard Schulze)

Another picture of me, in HD (LOL): (Question, should I use me or should I refer in third person?? And to refer to family members, should I use brother, ex-brother..?)

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(Sorry if its too big, blond guy on far right)

I am surprised that I could find myself. I noticed there's a diary by a person by the same name but I'm not too sure whether its me. But I'll take a look at it. This is a Christmas miracle, don't ya think? ;)


Anyways, the websites where I found myself, and I highly recommend the Axis History to those who have a name as they practically have everyone in there (Well, I think.. They have a lot of guys there. A lot.):

http://www.axishistory.com/

http://www.criticalpast.com/video/65675077775_Eva-Braun_Karl-Brandt-skies_dog-follows_Nazi-officials-ski
 
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Wow! Congratulations on the amazing validation!


Wish I could be sure on a first name and find a last name >.> I'm positive my first name was "Heinrich", "Heinz", "Hans", "Henry", something along those lines.
 
Thanks! It was hard work and the casualties are a broken PC and loss of sleep. But it was worth it, I feel as though I just found the Holy Grail. And I'm gonna take it as a Christmas present from the Universe.


Unfortunately, there are at least 50,000 people names Heinrich, Heinz, Hans and Henry. Maybe you can narrow it down to your squad, maybe find out where you served in war. Or even the people you knew can help. A lot.


Any ways, I am willing to help if you like. :thumbsup:


I got on Youtube mainly cause if I was close to her like this person, I would have been filmed or captured. And I followed my gut and then taa-daa!
 
I'll PM you, so I don't derail the topic. I tend to have that effect on things :laugh:
 
This is good to hear and glad that you've finally gotten some info to work with. :)


Hope that Mammatus can help you out (and vice versa) more - as I really am unable to help anyone in this particular situation (actually there aren't too many that I can help due to the fact that I was either out at sea or living in our (the U-Bootwaffe's) world away from everyone else).


I can only really help those who were in the Kriegsmarine.
 
Oh, sure! Some google will do the trick! :laugh: And some rough digging.


I even found out why I mistook my name as Frederick, a lot of my friends back then nicknamed me 'Frettchen' (Ferret) in my PL. And I guess I just misheard it while regression.


And I have no idea why they call me a ferret.
 
I found this:


Hans-Georg Schulze (* 11. September 1917 in Berlin; † 27. Juli 1941 bei Wlaschin;Russia)


SS-Nr. 270 844


but you probably already know?

Wuxin said:
(Question, should I use me or should I refer in third person?? And to refer to family members, should I use brother, ex-brother..?)
I would use third person!
 
Ordonnanzoffizier


"ordnance officer (What's an ordnance officer?)"


An ordonnance officer (Ordonnanzoffizier) is an officer of lower rank, from lieutenant to captain. They serve higher ranking officers (generals or marshals) with special tasks as personal assistants.


http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ordonnanzoffizier


Here another picture of Richard Schulze (scroll down, last picture)


http://www.forosegundaguerra.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=4897


and another one (in the back, at the left)


http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Schulze-Kossens


Richard Schulze was more famous than his younger brother Hansgeorg.


Beresina
 
Thanks! Yes, I know that Richard is wayy more famous. There's a wiki page about him... But I'll always remember him as the single most annoying person I know. Yet my greatest comrade as well. :rolleyes:
 
This is really cool! I would never have thought of using youtube for past life research :laugh: awesome that it worked for you though.
 
Yeah, I was actually regressing and I saw a guy holding the camera so I went o.O 'Youtube.Now.' after regressing. :D And just by my luck (Plus its Christmas) I got it. But if I didn't get that memory, most probably I'll be really lost...
 
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