Theholocaust Stories

Set place during the Holocaust in world war 2. How could a 6 year old girl survive the holocaust you ask? well youl just have to read the story to find out! This book is #2 in the holocaust genre! And number 11#, in survivor! A family of 8 tries to survive during world war 2.. characters: Akil (Mother) 38 Arsho (Father) 40 karito (Older brother) 18 kisha (Older sister) 14 Kai (Twin Brother) 6 Kit (Main Character) 6 Keto (Little Brother) 3 Kallij (Baby Sister) 1

{Scorbus AU} After Kristallnacht, Scorpius, a young German Jew, is sent to England as part of the Kindertransport. There he stays with the Potters during the duration of one of the most devastating moments in history: World War II and the Holocaust. A story in four parts. This story was written by Mairi Nathaira (Tara). I own nothing - all rights go to them. I just wanted to share this amazing story. Hope you enjoy!:) {No copyright infringement intended} Word Count: 25,433 Rated: Teen and Up Pairings: Albus Potter / Scorpius Malfoy Teddy Lupin / James Sirius Potter slight Draco Malfoy / Harry Potter

A truly heartbreaking story set in Rikers Town, Texas where love between two men is forbidden after a civil war. Living in the dark, surviving and fighting the wicked is all they can do to protect their secret love and other people who are in the same situation.

A short story about two sisters in the Holocaust. (First story so don't judge)

a poem i wrote

This is a short story about a queen who is unfair to her people, but is convinced by a wise wizard to do the right thing.

It is the year 1942. Marie Allard considered herself to be a most practical person, never taking too many risks and keeping out of reach of the gangs and Nazis that lurched in ever corner of the now German occupied Paris. She also never considered herself one for heroics either, but one day that might all change when she desperately takes a job from a rich man. She soon goes from his desk manager to a member of a top secret group who's soul purpose is to help hid Jewish refugees and any others escaping the wraith of the Nazi's power. Soon Marie finds her self risking her life daily to find smart hiding places and ways out of the country for the fleeing refugees, but when all the work that she has done threatens to come crashing down, will she, the team, and the refugees be exposed and killed? Find out in this thrilling story taking place during a darker period in history. -•- Warning: may have some violence and the occasional language. This is a work of fiction, but takes place in a real time in history and is based off of true events. DO NOT STEAL!!!!! -•- Started: December 8, 2020 Finished: -•- Reviews:

I saw the way she swayed with the wind. How her love touched the dark parts of my empty soul. How her delicate fingers caressed my prickly skin. How her laugh was so beautiful that everyone joined with her. But why me? Why must I live with dangerous life? But I was reckless. A reckless teenager only wanting to know what love was.

A little poem for a little family and the great tragedy that ripped them apart.

Molly's life takes an unexpected turn when the tragic death of her brother leaves her cross dressing and joining the military during World War Two.

"A Genocide begins with the killing of one man- Not for what he's done, but because of who he is." -Kofi Annan Generations & Genocide tells the stories of three parents and their children, of three different minorities facing the atrocities other humans have forced upon them: Native Americans in 1813, African slaves in 1862, and Jewish Germans in 1943.

The Van Florents were a loving family, 3 beautiful children, loving parents, nothing could go wrong! Until the tragedy struck. Nazis, the Night of Broken Glass, the Holocaust. What was once a perfect life turned into a nightmare. Did they survive? Only God knows and they are a family lost in time, gone and forgotten. Who was to tell their tell? This book is.

"I don't think of all the misery, but of all the beauty that still remains." -Anne Frank Amelia Marianne "Ella" Frank was often found in the shadow of her twin sister, Anneliese Marie (formally known as "Anne"). Like Anne, Ella received a diary for her thirteenth birthday, recalling events as described in Anne's actual diary, and giving more detail as to what was happening in the annex, her mutual relationship with Peter, and the arguments between her and her sister. But as life goes on in the annex, things get harder and food becomes scarce. Soon, believed that they were tipped off by Lena Hartog, Tonny Ahlers, Bep's sister Nelly, or the Gestapo checking for ration card fraud and happened to find the nine in hiding by coincidence, Ella and the rest in hiding are arrested and sent to Westorbork transit camp. Thereafter, the true horrors set in and Ella is forced to learn how to survive with her two sisters, Margot and Anne, and their mother, Edith. But in late October, the three girls were then selected to go to Bergen-Belsen. What happens to Ella? (Some scenes in this story are from Anne Frank, the Diary of a Young Girl. But what comes after their capture and life in the camps are my own with the help of articles and the 2001 Anne Frank movie about what had happened in Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen. Those mentioned in this story are real except for Ella and the boy in her dreams, Edward.) Ranking: #696 in Historical fiction on 12/24 #654 in Historical fiction on 12/28 #749 in Historical fiction on 12/31 #456 in Historical fiction on 1/1 #675 in Historical fiction on 1/2 #842 in Historical fiction on 1/13