Important People
Today, I’ll be introducing the people you should get to know before I actually start posting memories to you. They are basically my past life selves, those I’m most likely to speak of. Some of them are not, though. If they’re not my past live selves, then we’re spiritually connected. Here you go:
Reinhold Strandt (1919 - 1985)
He is one of the people whom I’ll speak of the most in this blog. He was my Third Reich self. Mind you, I will call him ‘Rei’ every now and then. He was a North Rhine-Westphalian-born Hessian. He was a German with relatives from Norway, Britain, Sweden, the Netherlands and a few more I’m not aware of, for now. He became an American citizen after the war but we’ll speak of this later. He came from a very wealthy family and his mother had noble relatives. However, his parents divorced when he was 12. He ended up in the custody of his father, who remarried a Hungarian lady. She had a son, who became one of Rei’s closest friends.
With the rise of the Nationalist Socialist party in Germany, he, like his peers, joined the Hitlerjugend(HJ). He attended the speeches of high-ranking Nazis, including those of Hitler. He got acquainted with some of them, like Himmler for example. He joined the Schutzstaffel(SS) after a few years. He was also a member of the Sicherheitsdienst(SD), Geheime Staatspolizei(Gestapo) and Einsatzgruppen. He was a spy in Czechoslovakia and Soviet Russia. He was involved in the Babi Yar massacre as well. His highest rank was Oberführer(equivalent to a rank between Colonel and Brigadier General).
After the war, he surrendered to the Western Allies. In exchange for a stable life in the US, he had to go to the Nuremberg Trials as part of the Secretariat and his actions there were monitored. After that, he and his girlfriend, Mel, feigned their deaths, changed their identities, moved to Missouri and acquired American citizenship. They married there and had 4 children.
Lucy and Alexander George
Lucy was my past life self during the late 1800s. Alexander George(whom we’ll call George) was her husband and spiritual twin. Not much is known about their childhood as of now. The two came from upper-class British families. They happened to be second cousins and their marriage was arranged. They moved to Singapore after a while because George wanted to write a story about British colonies. During that time, Singapore was a British colony and they decided to start his story there. Lucy just wanted to travel. The couple loved traveling.
Their relationship started to get romantic after moving. They loved each other more and more while they paid attention to the fact that they were related less and less. They went on a few dates before having a child, a daughter who was called Jane. Their lives were relatively peaceful but it came to an end when George was murdered by locals who hated Caucasians, especially the British. It was because they(as in the Caucasians) had more advantage over the locals. He was literally stabbed in the back as he was writing a story. Lucy and Jane were at a friend’s house when it happened. When the two came back, they found George dead. Jane was very traumatised. After this ordeal, Lucy and Jane returned to Britain with George’s belongings and unfinished stories. Lucy remarried another man but she still loved George more and never forgot him.
Alexander
He is the reason why I call Alexander George ‘George’ rather than ‘Alexander’. Anyways, Alexander is what I named my higher self. Enough said.
James
He was my Confederate self. He was born during the 1830s-1840s. He had a twin brother who died before he(the twin brother) was born. He was an American of Irish, English and German descent, though he considered himself an Irish-American. He was a native of Utah. When he was 10, his family moved to Texas. His father died shortly. This caused his mother to be protective of him.
He decided to join the army, which caused arguments with his mother. In the end, she had to let him join or he would break his ties with her. He fought in the American Civil War as a Confederate. He had a girlfriend whom he was about to propose to but he died in battle, much to his mother’s sorrow. As of now, I’m not sure when or how he died exactly.
Reinhold Strandt (1919 - 1985)
He is one of the people whom I’ll speak of the most in this blog. He was my Third Reich self. Mind you, I will call him ‘Rei’ every now and then. He was a North Rhine-Westphalian-born Hessian. He was a German with relatives from Norway, Britain, Sweden, the Netherlands and a few more I’m not aware of, for now. He became an American citizen after the war but we’ll speak of this later. He came from a very wealthy family and his mother had noble relatives. However, his parents divorced when he was 12. He ended up in the custody of his father, who remarried a Hungarian lady. She had a son, who became one of Rei’s closest friends.
With the rise of the Nationalist Socialist party in Germany, he, like his peers, joined the Hitlerjugend(HJ). He attended the speeches of high-ranking Nazis, including those of Hitler. He got acquainted with some of them, like Himmler for example. He joined the Schutzstaffel(SS) after a few years. He was also a member of the Sicherheitsdienst(SD), Geheime Staatspolizei(Gestapo) and Einsatzgruppen. He was a spy in Czechoslovakia and Soviet Russia. He was involved in the Babi Yar massacre as well. His highest rank was Oberführer(equivalent to a rank between Colonel and Brigadier General).
After the war, he surrendered to the Western Allies. In exchange for a stable life in the US, he had to go to the Nuremberg Trials as part of the Secretariat and his actions there were monitored. After that, he and his girlfriend, Mel, feigned their deaths, changed their identities, moved to Missouri and acquired American citizenship. They married there and had 4 children.
Lucy and Alexander George
Lucy was my past life self during the late 1800s. Alexander George(whom we’ll call George) was her husband and spiritual twin. Not much is known about their childhood as of now. The two came from upper-class British families. They happened to be second cousins and their marriage was arranged. They moved to Singapore after a while because George wanted to write a story about British colonies. During that time, Singapore was a British colony and they decided to start his story there. Lucy just wanted to travel. The couple loved traveling.
Their relationship started to get romantic after moving. They loved each other more and more while they paid attention to the fact that they were related less and less. They went on a few dates before having a child, a daughter who was called Jane. Their lives were relatively peaceful but it came to an end when George was murdered by locals who hated Caucasians, especially the British. It was because they(as in the Caucasians) had more advantage over the locals. He was literally stabbed in the back as he was writing a story. Lucy and Jane were at a friend’s house when it happened. When the two came back, they found George dead. Jane was very traumatised. After this ordeal, Lucy and Jane returned to Britain with George’s belongings and unfinished stories. Lucy remarried another man but she still loved George more and never forgot him.
Alexander
He is the reason why I call Alexander George ‘George’ rather than ‘Alexander’. Anyways, Alexander is what I named my higher self. Enough said.
James
He was my Confederate self. He was born during the 1830s-1840s. He had a twin brother who died before he(the twin brother) was born. He was an American of Irish, English and German descent, though he considered himself an Irish-American. He was a native of Utah. When he was 10, his family moved to Texas. His father died shortly. This caused his mother to be protective of him.
He decided to join the army, which caused arguments with his mother. In the end, she had to let him join or he would break his ties with her. He fought in the American Civil War as a Confederate. He had a girlfriend whom he was about to propose to but he died in battle, much to his mother’s sorrow. As of now, I’m not sure when or how he died exactly.
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