Post by sc71 on May 5, 2012 4:29:15 GMT -5
It's such a relief to know that I'm not completely nuts!!
My last former life ended being shot down in flames near Leningrad in 1942. I last flew a ME BF 109 E, my name was Ernst Jurgen Baumann born in Hannover in 1919 (my previous life as a third class French passenger on board the RMS Titanic ended just 7 yrs earlier). I was a Leutnant initially based near Dieppe in Normandy where I loved using my previous life knowledge of French, my best friend Klaus was killed over the channel and I lost many other great friends during the Battle of Britain.
I was married briefly (ended by my demise) to another Hannover local, Analiese. No children from this union.
I was transferred to the Eastern front late in 1941 where after a winter of terrorizing the inhabitants I met the ground at great speed in early June 1942.
I own dozens of model German planes, especially my beloved 109 and having been born again in 1971, lived in England until 2002 when I moved to Wellington, New Zealand and then to shakey Christchurch just in time for all the quakes.
I would love to catch up with others from the Luftwaffe, especially in Normandy and Leningrad or for that matter those who grew up or lived in Hannover during the mid 20's through to 1940 when I bored by my factory job, was fortunate enough to gain a training place and posting to France.
My last former life ended being shot down in flames near Leningrad in 1942. I last flew a ME BF 109 E, my name was Ernst Jurgen Baumann born in Hannover in 1919 (my previous life as a third class French passenger on board the RMS Titanic ended just 7 yrs earlier). I was a Leutnant initially based near Dieppe in Normandy where I loved using my previous life knowledge of French, my best friend Klaus was killed over the channel and I lost many other great friends during the Battle of Britain.
I was married briefly (ended by my demise) to another Hannover local, Analiese. No children from this union.
I was transferred to the Eastern front late in 1941 where after a winter of terrorizing the inhabitants I met the ground at great speed in early June 1942.
I own dozens of model German planes, especially my beloved 109 and having been born again in 1971, lived in England until 2002 when I moved to Wellington, New Zealand and then to shakey Christchurch just in time for all the quakes.
I would love to catch up with others from the Luftwaffe, especially in Normandy and Leningrad or for that matter those who grew up or lived in Hannover during the mid 20's through to 1940 when I bored by my factory job, was fortunate enough to gain a training place and posting to France.
