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  • Living with the fear of living di Manuela-Rhapsody
    Manuela-Rhapsody
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    "Though it seems like you're alone A million light's above you Smile down upon your home" Brian May - Long Away
  • Tonight's in the West di haloalkane7
    haloalkane7
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    The year is 1972, and Ada is already tired of the Berlin Wall. After the stasi finds out her older brother's biggest secret, they make a plan to escape to the west. golf i like to golf/ref
  • Persecution by an Evil Empire di JamesCarmody9
    JamesCarmody9
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    Eastern Bloc setting, post WW2. WW2 slayer's adventures post WW2 under Soviet Occupation. Involves geopolitics of the times, very melodramatic, brutal even, the villains are REALLY villains, I make NO disguises of evil in the story. Historical fiction crossed with Buffy (past). Warnings include extreme brutality in several areas.
  • 1991: United Through Hard Times di ResearcherM200
    ResearcherM200
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    At the end of the Iron Curtain, stood out the Berlin Wall separating Germany into two, the West and the East, with the West in the full support of the US and NATO, and the East with USSR and Warsaw Pact, as in 1989-1990, the era of Communism Crumble as on 9 November 1989 as the fall of Berlin wall, indicating as West Germany and East Germany now united as one country, Federation of Germany, however at 3 October 1991, The Federation of Germany has fully disappeared, leaving the sea of saltwater fills the entire remains of supposed to be United Germany, but It wasn't ended there, the disappearance of Germany has lead into the world of hostilities, will Germany Triumphs all Obstacles or will Germany will exist only in history books? This Story was Inspired by Nihonkoku Shoukan/Japan Summons, to where this story was classified as Fan Fiction of the Japan Summons/Nihonkoku Shoukan, I do not rightfully own the Japan Summons work in any way, all rights reserved for Minorou
  • The Scars Of Berlin- Act 2 di championflash13
    championflash13
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    GerMerica fanfic
  • I Am East (Hetalia Prussia) di Hai-iroga
    Hai-iroga
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    After decades of war and oppression, the countries of the USSR are left weak. What happens when one of the decides to leave? ... It's pretty close to history. Complete with what I learned from those who actually lived in the Eastern Bloc. I also want to give my readers a good punch in the feels, so expect that as well. Enjoy!
  • Europa, Europa: Hetalia Brother! Prussia And Brother! Germany X Reader di APH_Nordic_Greenland
    APH_Nordic_Greenland
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    "War spreads like disease." The harsh reality of war never allowed me to grow up, to be a kid. I became a war torn adult too early in my life. I became hurt too quickly and too much. They say war spreads like disease, so what's the cure? [Reader Insert Fanfic] -Finally completed as of 20 Nov. 2019 -kinda cringey + W A R N I N G + All events may not be accurate. The ones that are are purely coincidence--I swear!
  • 1989 (COMING SOON) di Niki1230
    Niki1230
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    "It will be you and me, free."
  • No Man's Land di mcalifra
    mcalifra
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    It was a beautiful dream; as compelling and just as any in history – yet unattainable. Realizing it meant overcoming entrenched ideological and political divisions that had split a city and the world for half a century. Then it happened; overnight and without warning. And nothing would ever be as it was before. Set in the divided city of Berlin just before the revolutions of 1989, continuing through the unexpected fall of the Wall and German reunification, No Man’s Land chronicles events as experienced by Richard, an expatriate American working an unsatisfying yet profitable job selling software for a small US firm. As the story unfolds, he meets an array of people on both sides of the Berlin Wall; among them are Katerina Weber, the only child of a funeral director hell-bent on living every moment to the fullest; Knut Heino, a theology student working toward priesthood in an effort to avoid a real job, (according to Knut, work is the consequence of original sin, therefore, he wanted nothing to do with it); and Klaus, a former East German boarder guard who went over the Wall and could never adjust to life in the West. Stranded in West Berlin without the means to leave, Klaus asks Richard for a favor that requires an excursion to the eastern city. There he meets Traudi Franzke, an idealistic young nurse. The relationship that ensues, separated from reality by the notorious concrete border, exposes hopes long since betrayed but clung to nevertheless. It is a relationship that outlasts the Wall and the tumult of German reunification until Traudi’s life is destroyed by a secret past, completing a journey from an age of ideology to The End of History.
  • Seeing Liesel di SouthernCross
    SouthernCross
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    Being little isn't always easy, especially when your 8 years old and the city you have grown to love is broken. Little Liesel Schmidt has grown up in Berlin, Germany for 8 years. But her life comes to a halt when a 12 foot wall appears in between her and her parents. Quickly after the incident, a girl old enough to understand the purpose of the wall, Alice Bluntz, notices Liesel and starts seeing things in Liesel's eyes. This is the first book in the Seeing Little series.
  • Berlin Wall poem di Writing_Under_Skies
    Writing_Under_Skies
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    I love the fall of the Berlin Wall. Like, the fact that people were just so sick and tired of being away from each other that they did that? I love it. Unless Ted-ed lied to me.
  • On The Other Side  di TannerWalkins
    TannerWalkins
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    A historical-fiction novel on a family living in East Germany in the 70s. Feedback and Constructive criticism is always welcome!
  • Between di imlostagain
    imlostagain
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    Two brothers had spent their lives together. They always had each other. However, they soon wake up to find tons of soldiefrs between them.
  • The Wall, part 2 di Jajarev
    Jajarev
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    The story of Marian, and her family on the other side, without Ludwig. Also featuresthe Schmitts, as a backstory etc.
  • The Fall di QuietArtistry
    QuietArtistry
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    Everything seems just like another day until the iron curtain falls.
  • The life in the "Red Plague" di aSadBoy69
    aSadBoy69
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    A boy was born in the USSR, his family disappear and he is left on his own.He figures out a way to escape this country, but will he make it ?
  • A Supermarket in East Berlin di ebFriedman
    ebFriedman
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    The year was 1988, my family had moved from Southern California to East Berlin where my stepfather was accepted to teach at Humboldt University. This poem is a reflection on an East German supermarket. This is part of a larger memoir, Ghosts of East Berlin, some of which I have posted, including a complementary poem "A Supermarket in West Berlin." Photo Credit: My friend Kristina provided this photo of her mom as a child at the Wall in the 1960's or early 1970's. It captures so much of what I remember of both East and West Berlin.