Roosevelt Stories

The Second World War. September 1st, 1944. Wolf's Lair, Rastenburg, East Prussia, Nazi Germany. A nervous SS 2nd Lieutenant Niklas Fischer is pacing up and down in one of the bunker buildings in this sprawling military headquarters, Wolf's Lair, while waiting for a meeting. A type of meeting he has never had before. A meeting that will change his life and maybe the course of the Second World War. SS Lieutenant Niklas Fischer does not know why he has been called to the Wolf's Lair and why he is waiting to have a personal meeting with the Führer, Adolf Hitler, the Supreme Warlord of Nazi Occupied Europe, but everything shall soon be revealed as to his soon to be impossible mission, which if successful, will end the war and save the Third Reich. However, SS Lieutenant Niklas Fischer will later find out that he must defeat The INTRUDERS, an elite United Nations commando team commanded by Colonel War Cloud, to win the war and accomplish his mission called Operation Aloha.

When Grace was looking for an apartment near campus, she did didn't think that she'd seriously consider living with two of her guy friends, however, with lease deadlines approaching, she signed a contract, and there she was. One like Theodore Roosevelt: Outdoorsy, manly, and always providing words of wisdom. The other like William Shakespeare: Poetic, artistic, and a bit eclectic. Follow along as she manuvers their year long lease together and unintentionally pits Roosevelt against Shakespeare. (Inspired by true events)

This is mystic messenger school days where V is not blind or dead or anything is just school life pls enjoy the story!! And anothet info that elly is a half cat and human as soon that we draw i will pic to show elly's form

This story describes the visit to Barbara Frietchie's house by Winston Churchill and Franklin D Roosevelt when they stopped at Frederick, Md in May 1943 on their way back to Washington after spending the weekend at Shangri-la (Camp David). The story also considers the arguments against the authenticity of the events as described in Mr. Whittier's poem, which remains, nonetheless, an uplifting call to action for those who would be otherwise oppressed.

After years of school in Los Angeles, Dylan Woods thinks she has it all figured out. The cliques, the fashion, the drama. So when Dylan transfers to Roosevelt Central Academy after she and her mother move to Illinois, she figures it's just another fancy prep school for the spoiled rich kids of society. However, Dylan is miserably wrong. Roosevelt Central Academy is unlike any school she's ever been to. Beneath the faculty's radar, the students run a secret council that consist of different groups and a democratic government to determine what goes on in the school. Dylan immediately befriends Asha, the leader of the Randoms, and learns all there is to know about the workings of RCA, and its complex system. But things quickly go bad as a mole is discovered within the council, and Dylan is thrust into the conflict in a glimmering world of popularity, betrayal, and deception with the mission of finding the traitor and bringing them down. With the help of Asha and some unruly allies, she must capture the mole before the entire council is brought to its knees by the one group that can stop them.

"Hello? Who is that?" The voice of Franklin Roosevelt says. "Uh," I pause, thinking over the situation. "It's Paul. Who is this?"