(Still correcting for errors!) The German soldier goes through many things during his time at war, love, horror, and fear. But every soldier of any side knows that there's only one way out. He'll have to survive the new technologies of warfare. A soldier's greatest strength is bravery and moral that grows and lives in the soul. Soldiers test their strength in battle, the strong ones die as the weak ones run. War is an experience that is limited. We all don't know what it's really like. When you look at a soldier that has been at war, you can see it, its written on their faces and engraved in their eyes. A World War Two fiction story about a young man named Albert Schroeder, a twenty one year old German soldier of the Wehrmacht, has been sent to Western Russia to fight the Soviet Union in the summer of June 1944. In military training in Northern Germany, he meets another soldier named Kurt Smith. Kurt has been his friend since military training until his death in a battle against the Soviets during the early night. After Kurt's death, Albert faces many problems with another death of one of Kurt's friends from high school, Ralph Schäfer that he had just met. Albert will then be taken to a place many soldiers of his kind have gone before, a Russian P.O.W camp and might stay there for most of the war until it is over or will Albert try to escape during the night and go on a huge journey back to Germany? (NOTE: THIS STORY IS FOR HISTORICAL PURPOSES ONLY!!!)

Helga Hofmann was arrested along with her family for being a Jehovah's witness. Separated from her family she suffered persecutions and loss of one's dear to her. This tells the story of a life in the concentration camps in Nazi Germany.

Book #2 of the Song Series As Long As You Love Me ~ Justin Bieber ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "As long as you love me, we could be starving, we could be homeless, we could be broke." Our hearts were jagged, torn and fractured but they were all we had left after we ran. I saved her life but she gave me life. She saved me in every way a person can be saved. For that I loved her; I adored her. But I guess our love was the forbidden type. She was the forbidden type. Germany 1938. Under the strict laws of the Nazis, people were forgetting morality. She didn't. People forgot about friendship and family. She didn't. People forgot about feelings. She certainly didn't. I was head over heels for her before I even realised it. But that was dangerous - too dangerous with more at stake than just our lives. Tension rose, heartbeats shook, fear reappeared and love faded. So we ran. "As long as you love me, I'll be your platinum, I'll be your silver, I'll be your gold." ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Book written by Amina and Zaina

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.

"don't you wish all spies could be so lovely?" Codenamed the Duchess of the Allies, Louisa Tallmadge is thrown into the midst of World War II as an Air Force pilot and a spy. Her husband Benjamin, is deeply in love with leather jackets, the American cause, and Louisa. With Benjamin as the head of US intelligence and Louisa his top spy, an ocean of separation between them and the constant dangers of being in enemy territory threaten to separate them forever. (a WWII spinoff of my book Of Wildflowers and Gunpowder, with a few of the same characters making appearances. Mostly because I wanted to experiment with Louisa and Ben in the 20th century, and a SEVERE lack of WWII books on here which stinks...ANYWAY GOOD LUCK AND THANKS FOR ANY INPUT)

January 1945. Western Poland. Three very different people are at the start of their individual, life-changing journeys. Anja Köhler, the daughter of a high-ranking Nazi official and proud German citizen, is slightly apprehensive about moving to Finland with her family. Blind to the true situation of a now-crumbling Germany, she doesn't quite understand the reasons behind why they're leaving in the first place. Leib Abramovich, an unofficially-declared Jewish orphan living under the alias Adolf Eilert, nervously counts the seconds between now and the long road to freedom in neutral Sweden. Traveling alone by train, he is full of worry as to what his fate may be if his fellow passengers find out who he truly is. Józef Drzyzga, the revenge-driven son of a once-prestigious Polish politician, tentatively works to destroy Germany's lifeline of supplies in hopes of winning his country back once and for all. He's been tightly held under Germany's grasp for long enough, and without his sacrifice, he knows that the chances of seeing his family again are very slim. Three different people, Three different perspectives, Three different stories. One accident pulls them all together.

When Martin Althaus is injured while fighting in England in 1940. He runs from his German fleet, only to later be found by a wealthy Englishman named Lawrence Rennoll and his young daughter Juliet. They find him, and take him in despite his origin and uniform. Martin befriends the young English girl, and he knows that if she weren't English he could bring her with him. He wants to take her with him, but she is Jewish. So he does not, but his thoughts are a convincing argument. Juliet can't help but feel for him as she finds more and more about his life in Germany. Together, the two embark on a journey unexpected for both of them. What will become of these two who formed an unlikely, but devoted, bond? *Mature for mild sexual content, language and violence.*

When an injured German soldier washes up on a beach near Freya's home in England, she decides to help him, despite the consequences of helping the enemy. Forced to put their lives behind them to survive, they work together and form a bond that no bullet can break. With WWII forcing people and families apart, the two find that their friendship will be put to the test, and that Freya is determined to keep her promise to help him get back home.

Where innocent girls are kidnapped and brought to a mortiferous, and dangerous camp called Dunkirk.

*This is inspired by the new film Dunkirk. Even thought the story line does not follow the one of the new movie, it does involve Harry's character - but as himself.* "I'm in the mood for love simply because you're near me Funny but when you're near me, I'm in the mood for love. Heaven is in your eyes, bright as the stars we're under, Oh, is it any wonder, I'm in the mood for love." They have not seen each other for 12 years. They were once childhood friends. But now, he is back from war. He is all grown up - incredibly handsome. She is all grown up - incredibly beautiful. And they are both, "In the mood for love".