Jewish-holocaust Stories

Germany world war II, Ansel, 15, a boy who hates other inferior races, joins the hitler youth, blond, obeys the rules, and is a nationalist. Ruth, has a fake german name Hilde, 13, is a mysterious, agile and kind jewish girl, her family often moves because they are marginalized by nazi ideology and german troops. But... .

''1944. War broke them. Love rebuilt them.'' In April 1944 , Polish Jewish nurse Lea Karturcz meets William Heath , a young paraplegic soldier. Destined by a miracle to be the love of her life. But Lea's family remains trapped in Nazi-occupied Poland , their fates unknown. A former RAF pilot , William has given up all hope , until Lea walks into his life , one rainy April morning. As Lea's love heals William's wounds & his heart , she discovers that his courage saved the lives of Leon & Rahel , her beloved cousins sent away on the last ''Kindertransport'' train from Holland. When William is rejected painfully by someone he once loved , Lea's love for him is revealed. In the aftermath of war & unimaginable loss during the Holocaust , will their love be enough to heal William's heart and reunite Lea with her lost family? A Heart-felt , Ww2 Romance About Love , Loss , & The Sacred Value of Life! Inspired by the 2012 BBC drama film The Best of Men. Cross-posted on Fanfiction.net New Chapters Posted Mondays & Fridays! #Thebookerawards

Though based on actual events, this short story is a work of fiction. Told from the viewpoint of a young person that is trying to survive the horrors of a concentration camp. Copyright 2021.

Set against the devastating backdrop of World War II, Shadows Beneath the Stars tells the haunting story of Henry Eberhardt, a young German soldier disillusioned by the horrors of war, and Talia Goldstein, a Jewish girl hiding with her family in an abandoned farmhouse. Their love is forbidden by society, dangerous by circumstance, and ultimately shaped by tragedy. As they defy their destinies, their bond is tested by betrayal, sacrifice, and the unyielding grip of war

When I first heard this powerful, meaningful story - I was just a child, and didn't understand the full depth of it. Recently, I came across a movie based on the story from my childhood. Curious, I decided to watch it. And I was, well, disappointed. So here I am to tell you the story from my perspective. Originally told by Elie Wiesel, a Jew, a writer and a survivor of one history's greatest horrors: Auschwitz and Buchenwald concentration camps. The story of how G-d was put on trial, and lost to His people. Or did He?

Fifteen-year old Eliana Cohen is a Jewish girl who, along with her family, has been sent to Auschwitz Concentration Camp. Eliana is separated from her family in camp and soon, they are all gone faster than you can say "war". Eliana, however, is the only person alive in her family and she knows that she needs to escape the camp. But with the war still going on, how can she? Read more to find out! (Takes place during WW2).

By a mere telegram Sophie's world has changed forever! Now a war widow, she is raising her son alone. Her faith is shattered and anger replaces her tears. How can she move forward when she's lost her way? Then, on the second anniversary of her husband's death, in walks a stranger, the dark haired soldier who wears a mysterious star around his neck. But like she, his burdens lay deep and he struggles with his own faith. Together, they form an unconventional bond. Thus the love story begins! But it all could end by a community that wishes to tear them a part? Friends and even family are filled with prejudice and hate, ultimately conspiring against them. It was dangerous to love so strong, and could prove fatal if they didn't stop.

"In the Shadows of War" Nazi Germany, 1942, Berlin. David Cohen, a 29-year-old Jewish professor, is struggling to survive due to rheumatic heart disease. Confined to his apartment, he's unable to access the medical treatment he desperately needs. Liesel Müller, a 24-year-old Aryan housewife, is trapped in a loveless marriage with a Nazi-affiliated physician. When she discovers David's condition, she's compelled to secretly visit him, bringing medical supplies and food. What could ever go wrong?

Stories about Nazis with a conscience. With the atrocities occurring during the Holocaust you would think some guilt and kindness would seep through. This three part story of three Nazi show exactly that.

"The Jew has dark, curly hair; thick, dark eyebrows; and a bent nose, shaped like a figure 6. " Those are the marks of identification that distinguish dirty Jews from the pure Aryan race. With a sense of pride and belonging, young Petra recites these facts to her father, and wonders why - with his blonde hair, blue eyes, and Aryan features - he insists that they must leave.

Aislinn Durham was born in England 1918 to Aleksandra Durham and a unknown father her cousin was born on the same day. She lives with her mother and step father and younger brother in Poland.

First person view on a little boy named Amos during the holocaust. (ON HOLD)

A poem about the holocaust and the wretched reminders of the past.

Her parents disappeared when she was only six. They had placed her under the floorboards hoping she would never be found, not by them anyways. Before they left, they gave her a picture. The picture was of her mother and father in hope that their daughter would find them, but they already knew that, that day would never come.

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"It's not just you, monsieur . . . It's all of us. Myself, my family, my people-the people of Paris! It's all of us . . . We are all just phantoms in the night."

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.