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WWII Past Life/Lives (Confusing)

JK_SZX

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Hello everyone! This is the first time I write in English. If there's any mistake please let me know! ^-^

I've been wondering if my past lives memories about WWII are real or not, since they contradict each other.

The first time I saw my past life in this period, I was either a pilot of a B-17 or something similar. The man next to me was a white, middle aged man, saying something I couldn't hear. When he realized I was looking at him, the man frowned. Something hit us after that. I remember the B-17 falling down and me knowing we were going to die.

(I only know it was a B-17, because I saw one in a video long ago)

In the last regression I did, I was a soviet soldier. This memory was short but intense.
I was blind, being chased by someone. I could hear their footsteps behind me. I fell to the ground because I was stabbed/impaled and cried in pain. My last words were something like "Return, see ____??? Help me!"
A man named "__m/im/ir Vladimirovich" (or something like that) was there, I recall begging him for help and telling him something important (I couldn't understand what "I" said because "I" spoke in a rush). Something tells me this person betrayed me (maybe he was the one who killed me?)
I woke up immediately, my body shaking violently and an intense pain in the place I was stabbed.

Now, after seeing these memories, some things have been explained. I was born with stomach and eye problems (I have a birthmark where I was stabbed), I get anxious when someone walks behind me, I didn't like to play games where I had to run from someone (I curled up in a ball and cried until I felt safe again), I can't see anything where someone is impaled/stabbed/shot in the stomach because I want to throw up (if they're hurt somewhere else I can tolerate it).

What do you think? Is it possible that they're memories from a single life? Was there something like the B-17 used by the Soviet Army? :l
 
In the first memory are you able to clearly remember what uniform or flight gear the other guy was wearing as that might be helpful as the Soviets had their own uniforms.

By the way I found this. https://groups.google.com/g/soc.history.war.world-war-ii/c/nQUV-4zmD8U

I honestly don't think the B-17 was provided at all under the Lend Lease Act so there is a chance yours may have been on a run over Japan instead then interned in the Soviet Union.

https://lend-lease.net/articles-en/aircraft-deliveries-to-the-soviet-union/

As for the second part there would need to be more information but it is possible you got memories from two different lives from the same period though unlikely is possible unless you are able to place those memories together with in the same timeline.

B-25 which was provided under lend lease


B-17 which wasn't available to the Soviets

 
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In the first memory are you able to clearly remember what uniform or flight gear the other guy was wearing as that might be helpful as the Soviets had their own uniforms.

By the way I found this. https://groups.google.com/g/soc.history.war.world-war-ii/c/nQUV-4zmD8U

I honestly don't think the B-17 was provided at all under the Lend Lease Act so there is a chance yours may have been on a run over Japan instead then interned in the Soviet Union.

https://lend-lease.net/articles-en/aircraft-deliveries-to-the-soviet-union/

As for the second part there would need to be more information but it is possible you got memories from two different lives from the same period though unlikely is possible unless you are able to place those memories together with in the same timeline.

B-25 which was provided under lend lease


B-17 which wasn't available to the Soviets


The uniform kind of looked like the RAF tropical uniform or the Luftwaffe (White one).
Honestly, I was more focused on trying to understand what he was saying for some reason.
This memory is even more confusing now. Maybe it was influenced by something I watched, idk

When I saw the B-25, I felt dizzy and nauseous suddenly. I wonder if it's related to my past life or just a coincidence

About the second memory, I tried to remember more details but the pain is too intense. Any advice?
 
Welcome to the forum, JK_SZX!

While B-17s were not officially given to them, the Soviet Army did have 73 of them is what I found.
So it is possible you survived the crash, severely injured and blinded, only to get killed while you tried to run to your comrades.
Could be possible.

Hope you'll be able to learn what you need to know and deal with and heal your PL wounds.
 
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