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Ingo Timmann
Wife Pali Timmann - 1937
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Ingo Timmann Biography

Ingo Timmann is German, born in Hamburg on 21st July 1936, whose grandfather, Oscar Timmann born 25th October 1885 killed himself 9th March 1929 by a gun to the head, living only 43 years. The suicide was brought on from usury and inflation. The suicide was induced from great financial presure, forced to selling into many inherited pubs in Hamburg.

The Allied bombing of Hamburg during World War II included numerous attacks on civilians and civic infrastructure. Ingo Timmann with his mother, Elfried Sievers stayed in underground shelters most nights, which Ingo described as awful, but sat by the ventlation window to get "fresh air". Hamburg was divided into sections and still is in house number "EC***", "W***" for example (which the community shelter assigned by the section manager). Ingo lived in a three storey building on the second floor, which had it own bunker, not classified as safe. Factories has increased their protect during this period. Underground shelters has provision of food. There were some trees around the underground bunker. On one day leaving the underground shelter, most of the domestic houses were destroyed. Wooden building were burning which spread to brick buildings. Their family business of glass factories were turned into large molten glass heaps. Ingo Timmann (7 years old) and Elfried Sievers went north of Hamburg on the 23rd July 1943 to her parents (Ingo's grandparents of mothers side) at Schleswig-Holstein, which Ingo loved it there, to treat Ingo Timmann's Tuberculosis (TB). On returning to Hamburg practically everyone in our area was killed, the family house was bombed which they would not have survived. Ingo regretted being too young to join the "Hitlerjugend", it was like a badge of honour, an Iron Cross (Class 1 and 2 depending on the severity of where you were living) which parents enclouraged their sons to joing the "Hitlerjugend". Britain, America and Russia invaded Germany.

By June 1941, British Royal Air Force thinking had been reversed from seeing any civilian casualties as collateral damage when attacking a military target, to deliberately targeting civilians with family, in an attempt to destroy German morale. This was expected to reduce industrial production and therefore hinder the German war effort.

Ingo, a only child, with mother [Elfried Sievers] escaped the bombing on Nortoff (North of Hamburg), on returning a lot of people were killed. On returning they were all dead. Ingo was lucky to be alive by his own account. The first dead body Dad saw, Dad cannot remember. The requiement was more important to stay away from the bombing. Dad's mother tried to shelter Ingo from extreme situation by rountinely taking Ingo away. Their home in Hamburg before the bombing housed Ingo, Heinz and Elfried Sievers. Elfried Sievers was always concerned that a medicine cabinet, on the wall above Ingo's bed, could be not tight and potentially come loose and fall down on Ingo. After the bombing of Hamburg, returning to their destroyed home, only one wall remained standing, which indeed still held the medicine cabinet.

War was frightening, not being sure where to hide. Ingo says his mother was not crazy. Ingo knew and was told father was fighting the war. Elfried Sievers hair was burnt off. Dad had many friends in school, knowing every person in the school photograph :

Peter Leder

Uwe Korswand

Karl Von Frieling a "nordic posh name"

Bombing was till the end of the war. Holger (half) was adopted by Heinz. Ingo says there was more importance in in terms of decisions than it is these days.

Told in school not salute. One kid in class still did salute. A person came into the class room and demanded that the natural salute was forbidden. The greeting was told that it was wrong, yet one male kid in the class room shouted it out. The teacher Fraulei Graefe witnessed the silent class was an "uncertain time". Ingo's mother was quite "good looking" and cared for us. Ingo was a only child. Ingo's mother had dark hair, lines on forehead.

Elfried Sievers remarried Erich Dräger, a butcher, a nice person, who would take Ingo to the underground office cellar, of the family business corking bottles, and sometimes would wrestle playfully with Ingo. Men over a certain age were required to clear the rubble of the remains after bombing.

Our real grandmother died like URSULA HAVERBECK, as Ingo would say always Danzig ist Deutsch.

Ingo explained how German farmers that still had access to food supplies worked very hard post World War 2, even supplying by food carts, to remaining emaciated survivors some vegetables.

"Dorethe" in Hope Valley in Derbshire managed the holiday caravan park. Ingo's interest was Roman history, travelling and American books of action, such as "bourne identity". Ingo left kids to play in lakes and cliff edges sometimes seeing kid friends that were made.

Ingo Timmann and Heinz Timmann living in a house near the Markthoff in Schanzenviertel / Sternschanze / Millerntor Hamburg you could see the Altona Train station train station, on one occasion saw Hitler himself, waving directly to Hitler himself. As the train left to Hamburg Hauptbahnhof (Hamburg Central Station), in the last moment Hitler saluted from an open door to the public that gathered to witness the leader.

Your family gave shelter to others Germans during war. The need to help other German soldiers was so stong that you housed them in you own home. Giving food and shelter. Feeling the war could not be won. Coming to Manchester was a dramatic change, with the only places to go out was either the cinema or the pub. Learning English was daily speaking to people.

After World War 2 ended Ingo Timmann found a dead baby in the large famous Eppendorfer Moor lake in Hamburg. Ingo staying with the white baby girl's corpse, whilst Ingo's friend he ran to notify the police, which was quite far away. Ingo was relieved when the police arrived as they handled the matter. Wagons driving by sometimes dropped coal, which Ingo collected of the ground.

Ingo still claims to suffer PTSD, getting an uneasy feeling, being afraid, from at youth running from bombs dropping, seing the actual planes drop bombs, from hearing explosions. On Ingo living and working in the United Kingdom, he found English people happy to move on and forget World War 2. Only one person had confronted Ingo in the early times. In Ingo Timmann's elderly age we had been defrauded in the United Kingdom in a ponzi fraud which Keir Starmer, head of CPS : Crown Prosecution Service (DPP : Director of Public Prosecution) had the charges of Fraud, Deception and Money Laundering dropped, which can be read here. Traditional enemies are masters of usury and leaders in treachery. They will leave you nothing, either in this world or the next.

Ingo defrauded by millions, living with his mentally ill elderly wife who suffered a severe hoarding disorder, Ingo struggled living inside the house (he paid for multiple times over), getting blood sepsis, COPD and asthma, crying out in German "Ich kann nicht atmen", meaning "I cannot breathe".

Notes: Ingo used to cut the hedges with long Schere.

24th July 1943, which was a Saturday

Dad survived a huge blitz, Dad said

"Germany tried too much too fast and we all paid the price. our flat was bombed during a huge blitz on I think 23 or 24 july 1943 when practically everyone in our area died. My mother had decided to take me to her parents out of town so we survived"

Deutschnationalismus : Ingo maintained a stong German nationalism and pride. For example explaining how upset he felt of foreign military bases occupying Germany post war, where foreign armed forces training dump their "military shells" into the earth of Deutschland's beautiful green fields. Ingo, proud of German history, even prior to unification, maintained to name all of his children traditional unused German names. Ingo stated that "Germany had taken too many wars on at the time". Ingo craved owning an original German Reich M35 Wehrmacht Stahlhelm (German for "steel helmet"), (Schwarz, Gelb, Rot Emblem) gray-green with coat of arms, leather liner and chin strap with buckle (Dimensions: 16 x 28.5 x 24.5 cm), of World War 2.

Uncle Max, Elfriede Sievers, Gross Mutter (Grand Mother), Tante (Aunt) Grete??

Ingo was very clear on correct wording and pronunciation like "kilometer". Both kilometre and kilometer are correct English spellings for the metric unit of length, but kilometre with the 're' is the preferred British English spelling, while kilometer with the 'er' is the preferred American English spelling rooted from German. "Kilometer" should not be pronouced "kilometre", as it is rooted in being a "meter", English spelling of "kilometre" must be pronouced "Kilometer".

Gorch Fock (1933), Ingo witness the Schulschiffe ship released into the sea from construction, not painted in white at the time, only in timber

Heredity Timmann Genetics / Anti Aging Machinery :
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Mesenchymal Stem Cell Secretome routinely from 12.10.2019 (83 years old)

Long term benefit of ageing in health span by stabilising homeostasis
"10 years life expectancy to 93 years old"

Fisetin routinely from 15.05.2020 (83 years old)

Calcium Alpha-Ketoglutarate (Ca α‐KG) routinely from 21.01.2021 (84 years old)

Timmann Family Tree

Ingo Timmann - Curriculum Vitae

Timmann Family (Hennig Timmann 1641 - today)

Timmann Family (Toennies Timmann ~1500 - today)

Timmann Surname Distribution Map

Namensregister Timmann Familienbuch

Ingo Timmann's favourite songs

Horst Wessel Lied

Hans Baumann (22 April 1914 – 7 November 1988) "Es zittern die morschen knochen", a 1932 song by then 18 year old,

The lyrics of the song propagate the idea of an "eternal" Germany that belongs to the people and for which the march will continue.

Es zittern die morschen knochen [German + English Lyrics]

Es zittern die morschen Knochen, Heute gehört uns Deutschland 1932 incl. Kommentar

Glog. Analyse von "Es zittern die morschen Knochen" (Heute gehört/ hört uns Deutschland)

Lyrics in English : had many post war versions insidiously converted into an imperialist version by the Allies, to make Germans apologise just for being German, taught in German schools

The brittle bones are trembling
Of the world before the Red War
We have broken this terror
For us it was a great victory

We will continue to march
Even if everything shatters
because today belongs to Germany
And tomorrow the same (as well)

And lies in ruins from the battle
let them rage and scream
and push against us worlds
we rebuild it

And lies in ruins from fighting
a bunch of them
we don't give a damn
we will rebuild it

Lyrics in German : the original lyrics, memorised and sung by 89 year old Ingo Timmanni

Es zittern die morschen knochen
Der Welt vor dem Roten Krieg
Wir haben den Schrecken gebrochen
Für uns war's ein großer Sieg

Wir werden weiter marschieren
Wenn alles in Scherben fällt
Denn heute gehöert uns Deutschland
und morgen ebenso

Und liegt vom Kampfe in Trümmern
so mögen sie wüten und schreien
es ist uns scheißegal
wir bauen sie wieder auf

Und liegt in Trümmern vom Kämpfen
ein Haufen davon
ist es uns egal
wir werden sie wieder aufbauen

Assortment of photographs :

Ingo Timmann (on the left side wearing his trainers) with Roy Wheeler won 5 wins out of a possible 6 the final at Watford Fencing Club John Ellis in the B Foil. Dueling scars (German: Schmisse) have been seen as a "badge of honour"

"pong pongs" were fashion. During World War 2 Ingo had a necklace with door key to be free to go out and return

1945 Heinz Timmann captured in France at the end of World War 2, imprisoned for a year, , walked by foot from France back to Hamburg, still wearing the grey German military uniform. Heinz on arriving at Hamburg, who was very underweight, saw his 9 year old son Ingo outside, Heinz asked Ingo, "Where is mother", where Ingo, saying nothing, just pointed up to the house they were living

Elfried Sievers, her hair was temporarily burnt off at some point during World War 2

Non related family. Framed photograph on shelf at Kings Langley office, symbolic of the physical height of Germans surrendering to dwarfs.

Ingo on travels to Iraq, with a donkey centre.

03.06.2018 : Disorientated Ingo Timmann taken at Watford General Hospital

Ingo Timmann Sepsis Recovery Chronology Timeline of events

17.01.2018 : Mesenchymal stem cell research starts

06.08.2018 : Wet Laboratory finally completed, 6 months from starting Mesenchymal stem cell research

December 2018 : Ingo Timmann, aged 82 years old, first diagnosed with sepsis in the blood requiring antibiotics

15.06.2019 : Photograph below taken in Watford General of Ingo Timmann, weak, very underweight and still smiling

12.10.2019 : Ingo receives a single Mesenchymal stem cells treatment, 4 months after photograph below, Mesenchymal stem cell research completed after 1.75 years from very start,

21.10.2019 : Ingo Timmann, aged 83 years old, all clear results from blood test of all Sepsis infection with no further antibiotics required. Watford General Hospital Blood Test (just 9 days after initial treatment), Ingo had not had Sepsis since

Could be Muriel on the left

Schule Klasse Foto, Klassenkameraden friends are Karl Von Frieling and Peter Leder but cannot pin the name to the face yet
Ingo Timmann sitting at the very back of the class on the left side, head leaning on open palm. "4 persons heads to the right" of Ingo Timmann 's position is "Uwe Korswandt", who has a side hair parting, with white shirt with a folding collar.
"4 persons heads to the left" of Ingo Timmann the man with blond hair, strong jawline wearing a black shirt, which Ingo did not like or had a disagreement with.
Teacher is "Fräulein Gräve".
The boy smiling at the very front of the class photograph was handicapped. When exploring with Ingo, he nearly tripped off a cliff edge but was pulled back by Ingo!
Ingo remembers every single persons face in the photograph

Falling over a cliff then flying away

In Ingo's dream, you are looking at other peopses clothes cabinatet, you feel free, you are looking through their items, with interests but there is no people around, like the film "I am Legend", free to go anywhere without limits

June 2018

15.08.2013 : Photograph taken after Pali argues with Ingo, demanding more money be borrowed to pay David Dushane in California. Ingo shouts "We have nothing left on the credit cards", runs upstairs on slippery shoes (containing no gripping shape), falls, breaks right leg. Joint Replacement (Broken Leg) bolted attachment.

13.09.2013 : Osteopenia (Low bone density : The protein and mineral content of bone tissue is reduced, less severely than osteoporosis)

June 2018

17th February 2025

2024 :Ingo recalled Deutscher Adler, the Sturmabteilung (SA) pronounced "SR" and Schutzstaffel (SS), Heinrich Himmler opposed Freemasonry (Freimaurerei) and Communism

Alcoholic Drinks Manufactured under "Schacht" and "Heinz Timmann" in Hamburg Pre World War 2 :

Timmann Family Tree

Ingo Timmann's favourite songs

Original Document written by Heinz of Family Tree

Ingo Timmann Videos