In 2025, Charlotte Valkyrie Wentworth, a 25-year-old English History student, is fascinated by conspiracy theories and the past. But during a visit to a Nuremberg, an inexplicable accident transports her to Germany in 1933 - a country on the brink of drastic historical changes, marked by the rise of the Nazi regime. Alone, disoriented, and with no means of returning to her time, Charlotte must learn to survive in a reality she had only known through books. As she struggles to adapt, Charlotte finds herself entangled in secrets, dangers, and choices that could alter not only her own life but the course of history. How far would she risk everything to survive... and will she ever be able to return to her own time?

"Time changes so much, huh? Only 80 years and we have Guided Bombs, Super Sonic travel, and we have reached to the stars." -Winston Churchill, c. January 1942 Formerly known as War is Hell. During New Year's eve in 2023, The US is transported back to December 6th 1941, This is what followed.. Inspired by United we stand, Divided we fall by USMCgamer101, This mostly takes a more 'realistic' approach to it, and a larger focus on the politics and fighting, and spying. There is no set main character for this book. I'm a military nerd, not a politician, if I get something with with how they handle politics and diplomacy please tell me in a constructive way! As with any WW2 book, There may be sensitive topics. I do not encourage Nazism or fascism. Viewer discretion is advised, Gore may be described during large battles.

Bruh, this is my simp book for Tom Wlaschiha. If you love him like I do, you should check this out. Rated M for simping too hard

╰┈➤ ❝ 𝙋𝙇𝙀𝘼𝙎𝙀 𝙄'𝙑𝙀 𝘽𝙀𝙀𝙉 𝙊𝙉 𝙈𝙔 𝙆𝙉𝙀𝙀𝙎 ❞ 『 𝐨𝐧𝐠𝐨𝐢𝐧𝐠 』 And then we stood in the dark, fingers tangled, watching the fireworks rip the night sky apart and sew it back together in light. In that moment, I knew. I liked this boy. And I was willing to try. Willing to let go. Willing to want something for myself for once. And I said yes. I said yes like maybe love didn't have to be perfect. I said yes because somewhere deep in my bones, I wanted this. I really, really wanted this. • -- ٠ ✤ ٠ -- • 𝐁𝐄𝐑𝐋𝐈𝐍, 𝐆𝐄𝐑𝐌𝐀𝐍𝐘, 𝟏𝟗𝟒𝟎. It's been a year since the Nazis invaded Poland. Striking war across Europe. War has started across Europe as the British and French declared war on Germany. Despite being a officer in the infamous Waffen-SS Anya Braun is completely against what Germany stands for. How could she? The Nazis are going around killing and arresting innocent people. It was like any other day in her favourite bar. Anya is shit taking Nazi officers to her best friends, Sasha and Astrid. When a certain American spy joins them. She meets Giulio Antonio, an cocky American spy. Anya had no idea he was a spy. She didn't even care as she meets with Giulio in secret. He's charming, adventurous, and flirty as he woo Anya. At first she wasn't impressed, until she fell harder for the american. As the war progressed on, chaos broke out. The Nazis committed gruesome atrocities known to mankind. Anya must make a choice between her duty to Germany and her heart. book one of the great war published on 11.12.2024 ended on ?? HISTORICAL WWII FICTION © galacticlove 2024

/!\ This story is a work of fiction exploring the psychology of a young man who would later become one of history's most notorious figures. He is used here purely as a narrative archetype - a boy marked by trauma, neglect, and isolation - to examine human vulnerability and emotional connection. This story does not glorify or excuse his actions. The Holocaust and Jewish history are not the focus of this narrative. _______ Long before the world knew him as one of history's darkest figures, Adolf was simply a young man scarred by violence, poverty, and rejection. Sophia is a girl from 2025 - sensitive, emotionally mature. Lost in quiet melancholy, she prays under the moonlight... and is unexpectedly pulled into another time. With parts of her memory missing, she doesn't know she has crossed into Hitler's world - or who he truly is. Living in his neighborhood, Sophia's little brother becomes friends with Adolf. Through this fragile connection, Sophia steps into the guarded space of a boy who hides behind coldness, yet reveals unexpected vulnerability. This is a fictional glimpse into the troubled psychology of youth, loneliness, and the desperate search for meaning.

A story of love in times of blood, of all kinds of love. This is the story of Ivy and her loved ones during the Second World War in Nazi Germany. They say history was written by the victors, but what about the history of the defeated? See the unseen side of history, through the Germans' eyes. Ivy is a conflicted girl who, along with those around her, goes through one of the darkest periods of human history. To survive, they must make the ultimate sacrifices for love, family, friendship, acceptance, war, safety, and happiness. This is the second book, the wartime. They went through blood. (c) 2014 All rights reserved - Mary B.C.

WARNING: This story is not created to glorify the actions of the Nazis during World War II, but is a product of my imagination! What would it have been like if Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun had had a child? Well, the answer to this question is found in this book, where Adolf and Eva have a daughter. Erika, their daughter, doesn't live a perfect life. Even though she has everything she wants, from money to expensive clothes, her life is not as easy as it seems. With a father who's the leader of a nation, little Erika tries to live like any other child, playing and making friends, which is a bit harder for her, considering that most people only see her as the Führer's daughter.

France, Paris, 1940 Isabelle is a woman like any other in German-occupied France, trying to live her life as well as possible despite the rules and restrictions imposed by the Germans. She hates the soldiers who occupied her country, took away her freedom and that of her fellow citizens and proudly marched through the city, as if they believed themselves to be heroes, not monsters. Not to mention the Nazi ideology that Isabelle hates with all her heart. Isabelle's hatred will melt away soon enough, though. When the Führer of the Third Reich, Adolf Hitler, makes a week-long visit to Paris, Isabelle finds herself spending quite a bit of time with him. At first, having just a random encounter with him, then a few other encounters, those more on purpose than random. Over the course of the week, a relationship begins to form between the two. Of course, Isabelle doesn't agree with his ideology and doesn't plan to, but she likes him as a person, not as the leader of an enemy country. She begins to lose interest in what he stands for, her feelings growing stronger. But those feelings aren't mutual. He obviously doesn't like her and sees her as a simple French woman eager to spend time with a powerful man like him. This will make Isabelle try her luck and let herself be carried away by her feelings, getting closer and closer to him. Now, the question is, will a relationship develop between them? Or the feelings will disappear as quickly as they appeared?

In the midst of World War II, Astrid, a brave Norwegian resistance fighter, finds herself thrust into a dangerous and covert mission to sabotage a critical German supply depot. Alongside Mayer, a German soldier who has grown disillusioned with the war, Astrid is forced to confront not only the perilous world of espionage but also a complex, forbidden love. As the war rages around them, their bond is tested by loyalty, survival, and the harsh realities of the choices they've made. In this tense and emotionally charged tale, the price of freedom becomes painfully clear as they navigate the blurred lines between enemies and allies, love and duty.

Explores the fascinating and complex life of one of the most enigmatic figures of the Third Reich. Eva Braun began her career as a photography assistant, a role that seemed destined to be her only ambition. However, her fate changed dramatically. The narrative follows Eva's transformation from an ambitious, albeit relatively unknown, young woman into the position of Reichsgattin, a role that placed her at the epicenter of power and controversy. Through a blend of historical facts and creative speculations, it delves into the crucial moments of her life: the dynamics of her relationship, and the complexities of living in an era of turmoil and conflict. The story addresses questions about loyalty, love, and the cost of devotion.