Dachau قصص

El famoso novelista internacional, Aksel Shalo, se encuentra en Oslo para asistir a una entrega de premios literarios, cuando es entrevistado por la joven periodista norteamericana Marie Prouse. En el transcurso de la conversación, Marie descubre los secretos más guardados del celebre escritor. Primera Parte

This is a letter set during world war II. Please leave a Comment letting me know if you like it or Vote as well. I wrote this a long time ago and it definitely isn't my best work.

Follow Margo Bodiér on a journey to using art as a way to mourn happily and be expressive to every problem of hers.

Take your average love story. Now take it back a few years. The 1940s. The climax of World War II. Throw in a river of tears, an ocean of blood and a heart too broken to mend. Myriam had a perfectly ordinary life. Or at least she thought she did. When her sister and her are hauled off to a concentration camp, she is forced to bid farewell to that chapter of her life. But when she meets Alexander, a charming young solider, it is the beginning of a novel.

Christmas Eve Mass, Chicago, 1978. An amazing man gifts a congregation with an incredible tale of suffering and survival and the lessons he learned in a Nazi concentration camp.

- A WATTPAD FEATURED STORY - The year is 1942. War has been raging across Europe for nearly two years now, and the Nazis, hell-bent on expanding their empire and anti-Semitic views, are winning. Only Britain, the United States, and the Soviet Union are left to fight them, now. For Evelyn McIntyre, the war is just beginning. She's about to be dropped into enemy occupied France with a rough-and-tumble Jewish man by the name of Gene Rosenberg to fight the Nazis. However, they don't fight in long, drawn-out battles in which the enemy they're fighting is clear. They fight a secret war, one that could prove to be just as deadly as the war the rest of the world sees. This is a sample! The full book can be found here: https://www.amazon.com/Prosper-War-Shadows-Book-1-ebook/dp/B07GV8DJ3M/ref=pd_ybh_a_5?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=XYC4FGB7X9WA8T96K36P

Living on the streets is never fun, especially if you're a Jew during the Holocaust. Kayla is used to a rough life, but it's about to get ten times worse. Will she have the strength to survive?