Anti-war Stories

France, 1917. In a town gripped by war, Elara Moreau stitches uniforms for the French resistance, hiding secrets between every thread. But when a wounded German soldier stumbles into her shop, bleeding and desperate, she faces an impossible choice-turn him in or risk everything to save him. As suspicion tightens and the streets grow more dangerous, mercy becomes a double-edged blade. In a world unraveling at the seams, can a single thread of mercy change fate?

An Anti-War Hetalia fanfic about Prussia and Germany living throughout world war II. It starts off in a small toy shop in the heart of Berlin, when the store clerk brings up bad subjects to the young minds of the children.

Amy and Mike have always been inseparable siblings. But after Mike got drafted to fight in Vietnam, it's not only Amy who acutely feels his absence - his pregnant wife, Laura, also misses him dearly. Amy copes by writing and burying herself in her summer job and her own dream world. But, this tomboyish loner is growing up at the same time, starting a relationship with budding musician Jeff, who's got his own trouble to contend with. Meanwhile, in Vietnam, Mike battles with both physical and psychological enemies while protecting an orphaned girl. In this stirring drama of growing up, falling in love, and of the innocent victims of war, family remains at the center.

The End of War describes a speaker's initial joy at discovering a place completely free of violence, pain, and conflict. However, the poem concludes with a grim ironic twist: the absence of war is only possible because there is an absolute absence of life.

Unable to find this essential classic anywhere on wattpad, I've decided to myself bring it here. Created wholly by the late Samuel Langhorne Clemens, "The War Prayer" remains a work just as vital in our own day, as it was in his.

They call her **Mom**. Colonel Jaqueline "Jimmy" commands a task force where names are still read long after bodies are buried, where cadets die faster than paperwork can forget them, and where grief wears a uniform. When a medical inspection team arrives to "check the status," they find more than injuries and disease - they find ghosts. Every name called is a wound reopened. Every silence is earned. Inspired by *Army Dreamers* by Kate Bush, this is not a story about heroism. It's about waste. About children sent to war to "build character." About a woman who trains them harder than anyone else - and still buries them. No glory. No sugarcoating. Only the cost. Content Warning: Military death, war trauma, PTSD, grief, anti-war themes. This story does not glorify violence.

A critical study of the transformation of the Russian Orthodox Church into an ideological instrument of power. The author analyzes how the 2022 "Prayer for Holy Russia" became a symbol of the rejection of the Gospel commandments, traces the history of the integration of the Russian Orthodox Church with the state since Stalin's era, and documents the repression directed against anti-war clergy. The book reveals the systemic nature of the crisis within the modern Moscow Patriarchate.

Danka Rosenberg had the biggest crush on Benno Neumann, beginning when she first laid eyes on the boy next door. That had been before he had been deployed to fight against the Allied forces, potentially adding to the death count of World War 2. Five years later, Hitler surrendered to the Allied forces, selfishly killing himself while others had to deal with their trauma for life. Benno was one of them. Blocking out the trauma had meant accidentally blocking out the memory of his one true love, leaving it up to Danka to help Benno cope with his disorder. But will she be able to trigger his memory of the one he had forgotten? cover made by @blondie429 copyrighted by @blondebomb365

Hiroshima and Nagasaki Disaster

"You must not fight too often with one enemy, or you will teach him all your art of war." - Napolean Bonaparte In this anthology war series, you will be put into the perspective of men and women caught in different conflicts (none of them are connected) ranging from the muddy battlefields as foot soldiers, the depths of bottomless ocean in submarines, and twisting aerial combat thousands of feet in the sky. Every story will be stand-alone, one page long stories that will be written in either as a normal novel, screenplay, journal entry, or an epic poem. Let me know what you'd like to see in the next adventure.

A shiort story where one man decides that he must stop and unjust interstellar war

Our little group has always been And always will until the end - The Chicago Riots lead to the Trial of the Chicago Seven - right? Wrong - they led to the Trial of the Chicago Eight. An Alternate universe where there was a female activist arrested and tried along with the rest. - Disclaimer - this is purely a work of fiction. don't read if you want a historically accurate story.

Charles and Cinderella are struggling to fight social inequalities, child labor, slavery, and to improve health, education and the arts in the Emerald kingdom. However, the young king's innovative laws generate new enemies. After several attacks, Charles decides to leave the crown behind and move with Cinderella and their baby boy to Snow White's kingdom. They happily raise their children as incognitos, bonding with Snow White, her children, the seven dwarfs and other friends. While Charles becomes an accomplished fencing instructor in the Green-Valley kingdom, tyrant king Rudolph, Charles' cousin, oppresses everyone who resists him in the Emerald kingdom. Will Charles and Cinderella ever reveal their royal identity to their children? Will they return to the Emerald kingdom and take back the crown someday? This fanfiction is mainly based on the anime series 'Shinderera Monogatari', but evolves as a crossover of Cinderella Monogatari and the 'Legend of Snow White' (Shirayuki Hime no Densetsu). Like Cinderella Monogatari, this version of Snow White was co-produced by Mondo Tv and Tatsunoko Production in the early 1990s.

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The narrator, a soldier, recounts the harrowing experiences of war, including the loss of comrades and the psychological toll of witnessing death and destruction. The story follows the narrator's unit as they fight to survive, facing dwindling numbers, low ammunition, and harsh weather conditions. The narrator volunteers to stay behind with a few others to create a diversion, allowing the rest of the unit to escape. The plan is successful, but not without losses. The narrator is injured and wakes up in a hospital, relieved to be alive but struggling to come to terms with the loss of his leg. He is reunited with his family and later attends an award ceremony to honor the fallen and surviving heroes, where he is overcome with emotion. The story concludes with the narrator paying tribute to the memories of those who have fallen, finding a sense of closure in the midst of tragedy. The story explores the themes of war, sacrifice, survival, and the psychological toll of combat on soldiers. It highlights the camaraderie and bravery of soldiers in the face of overwhelming odds and the emotional reunion with loved ones after a long and brutal deployment.

War is disastrous; it brings out no good to mankind but mere loss of lives that were worth living and also loss in economy. Since when one power succeeds over another, another more powerful and much more darker power emerges, it is useless to protect a nation if people doesn't know anything about moral values and are only obsessed with being powerful than all the rest in terms of economy.

This is an account of my participation in the Presidential campaign of Senator Eugene McCarthy.

Population control has become a continually increasing threat in the small town of Ahern, California. In the mid 1960's, the government scrambled to take action, and they began with the weaker ones. Anyone over the age of 80 disappears. The disabled and handicapped cease to exist. The number of people ages 18 and under decreases by ten each year. In a sort of game called "The Competition," ten kids, typically thought to be delinquents, are chosen to be shot on sight. It has transformed from an essential element for survival into a sadistic game, in which children are chased down like they're wild animals. They have all but ten minutes to pack and run... leaving any earlier starts the game sooner than they'd like. As they begin the game, they lose any and all innate rights, and it is normally over within a matter of seconds... But what happens when these ten kids find out about their draft before they're supposed to? When the children thought to be "delinquents" happen to be the smartest kids in the town? When, for the first time in years, there's COMPLETED -- OLD WORK OF @DWITTB AND @_CLGF_

review of EE Cummings anti-war novel, the Enormous Room