Worldwar1 Stories

Hierd Die Grace, (what he calls himself anyways) awoke in another world, memories hazy about that old life of his. He finds himself with an accuired power. To have any"thing" that existed in the 1900's till 1950's. Guns, warships, planes, food, and military uniforms. Within the scope of his power, he commands (first) a village, then a city, then a country, then an Empire! Monsters of the winter, wars with countries, with the ever expanding presence of his empire, Hierd battles with humans, monsters, countries, entire continents with armies, navies and magical prowess. A rift in a medieval world; how will Hierd expand his empire? How will he use his power? And more importantly, what of his future? --- "I am the leader of Germany. It's founder, it's lord, it's force and intellect. I have come to plunder this city, not for resource, but for an army of men. I have not come to massacre innocent men and women. We have detained the civilians and put them in our carriages and tents. Fed them and reassured them. To the knights we have killed, I give my apology. But for this is war, apologies are not heard from, but are observed upon." - Hierd Die Grace

Brace yourself for the breathtaking exploits and horrifying revelations in "Bunnies in the Air," a gothic, aerial adventure that dares to explore the darkest recesses of the imagination. The skies above the trenches are no longer safe haven - they're the hunting ground of the Bunnies, and the stage for a war that threatens to consume them all. All hope abandon. As the world descends into the blood-soaked chaos of the Great War, an unprecedented front opens in the skies above the trenches - the Animal Kingdom takes to the air in a deadly dance of aerial combat. Among these brave few are the Bunnies, an elite squadron of courageous lagomorph pilots, led by the cunning and fiercely beautiful Elodie.

1917 Having been recently relieved from a brutal stint at the front lines, Thomas and a small unit of medics are stationed at a secondary casualty station. Thomas's cynical shell is cracked when a four-year-old girl named Rosie is brought in. The sole survivor of a direct hit on her family home, she has lost both legs below the knee and her parents in a single heartbeat. Major Clarkson, recognizing Thomas's meticulous (if distant) nature, assigns him to her constant care. Initially, Thomas resents the "nanny" work but eventually something shifts. For the first time in his life, Thomas isn't performing for a master or scheming for a promotion; he is simply needed. He uses his "acquired" luxuries-chocolate and extra blankets-to coax her back to life. As Rosie stabilizes, the camp receives a shipment of primitive prosthetic limbs. While the surgeons are busy with the endless stream of dying soldiers, Thomas takes it upon himself to be Rosie's legs. In the quiet hours between bombardments, he teaches her to balance, then to shuffle, and finally to walk. In Rosie's stubborn refusal to give up, Thomas finds a reflection of his own survival instinct-but hers is pure, untainted by the bitterness that has defined him. She becomes the only thing in France that makes him feel like a "good man." Thomas realizes that as a Sergeant, he is bound to the mud until he is either dead or "broken." Desperate to stay with her, or at least be sent back to England where he might find a way to track her down, he looks at the flickering lights of the enemy line. The shot that shatters his hand is his ticket home-and his greatest shame. As he is loaded onto a transport, he catches one last glimpse of Rosie watching from a distance, standing tall on the legs he taught her to use. He leaves behind the only person he has ever truly loved without conditions, carrying a permanent scar that will forever remind him of the cost of his humanity.

Konrad major of a cavalry regiment seeks revenge for the death of his beloved in District D1, while Inspector Marek Thorne discovers that the madness epidemic in the slums is a planned government purge. When "Red Aether"-a drug that induces bloody mutations-hit the streets, the fates of three men inevitably intertwine.

A WW1 story based on the Brusilov Offensive

Stephen a god of the apocalypse, his brother god of hell fire, what the hell could go wrong apart from a few people wanting the apocalypse and a few fires. What could possibly go wrong ?

During World War 2 a soldier is sent off to fight for his country. However, he can't cope with the permanent demands from his leader and is struggling to fight for his country. How will he cope? Does he manage carry in and fight for his country? I wrote this story AGES ago (so it's not very good) and I just thought I would put it on here so a few people could read it. I might rewrite it, I would just like to know someone's opinion on it first. If you have anyways that I could improve it please let me know! Thanks! <3

Mary finds her husband's war journal and proceeds to read it and finds out her husband William had an affair with another soldier by the name of Benjamin. Mary then meets Katie and slowly realises that she has fallen in love with her. Mary now has to find a way to keep there relationship secret while William is grieving the loss of his best friend David and trying to keep his affair secret.

Leon was killed, he flipped off god, and he was sent to ww1 as a punishment. Now with a brand new body and a the will to live, Leon stumbles through the Great War through the eyes of an ordinary soldier. However something doesn't feel quite right...

The year is 1917, the United States had not joined the war. 17-year-old Jeremy Hills doesn't have a clue what he wants to do with his life. He has barely any hobbies and is deemed as a lazy in his Italian family for not having a full-time job. Once he almost became of age to join the war, he was all for it. He finally had something to live for. Defending his country. But it wouldn't what he thought. Hardship and near-death experiences. Maybe he isn't cut out for it.

Dane Everett, a soldier in the US army is facing the scariest war, a world war. As he faced terrible losses and sufferings, will he stay strong or crumple to the enemy's knees. For more stories, search IDontTrust4.

A story of a man called Bishop Andrewson that flew a Bristol F2 and fought in a mission called Operation "Pelican" Along side his partner called Barry Stuart that fires the MGs in the back, or the main Machine Gunner. Everything in this story is fictional, none of these are real except the planes, the ships and the tanks. Hey you, yeah you! Don't forget to read the book by pressing the 'read' button,if you enjoy the novel, please add it to your library and vote for this novel!

Sequel to 'Honey Suckle' The war has ended and after years, Christopher finally finds Vincent, the French solider that fought along side of him, and after they reunite their romance continues to grow. And Helen remembers times she had with her late lover Elizabeth, who died in World War 1 just like her husband. Helen continues to teach the children, Christopher adopted a tabby cat named Topas, and Vincent adjusts to being a French immigrant in America.

In an alternate universe, where coal is the dominant form of energy, and the world runs on steam power, war strikes. The Germans have invaded Belgium, and everyone is rushing to declare their allegiances in what looks to be the biggest war the human race has ever seen. Now, it's up to a handful of gifted individuals to write their own destinies and determine the outcome of The Great War, a conflict the likes of which have never been witnessed before. September Harriott, a disgraced ex-military Englishman with a vengeful streak, wields the power of telekinesis, along with a few elemental gifts. Adaline Hans, a necromancer with a short temper, ruthlessly kills anyone who comes across her. Fritz Schrodinger, a German alchemist caught in the middle of the war. Dawn Faulkner, a shop owner with a few of her own unique talents. Dameon Halberd, a mysterious foreigner with no allegiances. A collaboration from five different writers, from five different fictional points of view.

Delaware Tate is immortal due to a fluke in alchemy that her father performed on her in the Middle Ages. She goes throughout the centuries serving the family that bought her old land, the Blackwoods, as a maid who cares for the household. This time around in the generations of Blackwoods, she affects the lives of the two boys living there named Trinidad and Tavit. Spanning from the late Victorian Era of England into the early parts of World War II, Delaware is faced with many challenges including time, losing loved ones, a forest full of alchemically altered mutants, and the secret use of alchemy in the home. As she tries to live her simple life, the world of alchemy always seems to catch up with her, no matter what time period she's in. Highest rank in sub-category: 16 in regeneration 7 in world war 1 741 in immortality 72 in england 293 in alchemy 80 in victorian era 539 in forest 363 in generation 937 in wars

Australia is a new country of the British Empire when World War 1 begins. In this time of War, the son of a family of four volunteers to go and fight, leaving his father, his mother and his sister. Without Robert at home, will the family be able to cope with a father falling ill, a mother to the care for her husband, and a sister left with chores her grandma's stories? ---This is a story I wrote for my English short story assignment in August 2018 using the book 'A Rose for the ANZAC Boys' by Jackie French as a reference for the time period. I thought I should post it on here. My mark for it was 80%, but I put too much effort in for that.--- You can also find this story on my AO3 - @MysticPotato -- Best Rankings-- -#50 in worldwar1 -#345 in characterdeath -#1115 in wwi -#19 in 1910s -#200 in schoolassignment -#45 in daffodils -#39 in anzac -#44 in poppies -#982 in origionalstory

A myriad collection of my own war poetry ranging from pride to sadness and anguish. Will range from Gallipoli to the Western Front. Mainly Australian, as that is my home country. ----Ongoing, probably will never be FULLY completed----

In the chaos of World War I, a young man enlists to fight for his country, leaving behind his beloved . As the war rages on, their only connection is through letters-words of love, fear, and longing that bridge the distance between the trenches and home. Can love survive the darkest of times, or will war tear them apart forever? [Poems are not mine- sourced from The Poetry foundation]

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