Истории Worldwar2

Traitor to Germany: that's what Milo Schweinhardt has been branded when he's sent to waste away at Buchenwald Concentration Camp at the tail end of the Second World War. Fellow prisoner, Fritz, wonders what led Milo to stand up against the evils of their country when few would dare. It all began in 1938, when Milo was just a shy, awkward teenager, eager to have somewhere to fit in.

Once her world was limited to the walls of the conservatory and music notebooks. Leia believed that music was capable of healing the world, and Erik promised to be her first listener and to shield her with his own body. But war turned out to be deaf. It scorched the music, leaving behind only the ringing from shelling and an icy draft walking between the barracks. Schwarzsee became her finale. Here, every breath smelled of death; life was worth less than a ration of rotten rutabaga. But it was here that fate decided to mock them one last time. They met again, but now between them were not love, but submachine guns. Leia stood before him like a number on a gray uniform, whispering fragments of songs to save the souls of those who had not yet lost hope. And Erik stood opposite in a foreign uniform. He recognized her voice. Even hoarse, even broken, it stood out among thousands of others. Will he be able to save her? In this place-where music is a crime. And for every false note here, they strike with a rifle butt, beating the sounds out along with the life.

2026 Wattys entrant! #10 in WW2, #5 in worldwar2! Shot down over occupied France, an American pilot has one chance to survive - trust a stranger's daughter with his life. Feb 25, 1944. Operation Argument, what is later known as Big Week. A concentrated attack by the VIII Air Force on Luftwaffe production. Major Marc Suchet is a 24 year old fighter pilot. His job is to lead his squadron over ocupied Europe and Germany. He's the hardened combat vetran that holds his squadron together. Combat doesn't care how experienced or good you are. A chance hit, a crippled plane, and he finds himself in occupied France. He's alone with nothing but a pistol, a few French phrases, and no way home. He doesn't get far before he's found - not by the Germans, but by a farm girl with a pitchfork and no intention of turning him in. Colette Davout and her family are already risking everything for France. Hiding an American pilot makes the risks even more personal. But as days become weeks, French lessons by the fire become something neither of them expected - and the war that's supposed to keep them apart is the only reason they ever met at all. Getting Marc out of France will take forged papers, trains across France crawling with German patrols, and trusting complete strangers. Getting him home - safely, permanently, with Colette still a part of his life - is another matter entirely. Inspired by real Resistance escape lines and the true stories of Allied airmen who evaded with the help of the Resistance. Mustang in France is a story about the ordinary people who risked everything to save strangers and the kind of love that survives on nothing but a promise. Meticulously researched with accurate historical details. The raid actually happened on Feb 25, 1944. The checklist steps, the squadrons, the tactics, all the locations, the routes of travel are real. Even moon phases and sunrise/set times. French translations are at the end of each chapter.

A single meeting in the streets of Belgrade begins a story of secrets, fate, and unexpected connections. Sometimes, the people we least expect leave the deepest mark on our lives.

their paths have crossed many times but they never noticed. pilots in separate squads, brought together by a shortage of skilled pilots. dunkirk. that was their stop. she was following in her father's footsteps of becoming a pilot. she traded her high end life in london for a life at high altitude, being the housewife stereotype is something she isn't about to let get in her way of becoming a professional pilot. the second world war bought her may opportunities to showcase her flying skills and although it may be a bit different from the first one, the planes fly the same way. he is from a little scottish harbour village called mallaig. he's the only one from the village to get involved with the war, everyone called him crazy and said that this isn't his war. planes were never his thing but neither were the trenches. he grew up around the ocean so the navy would've been the best option but something about being 5,000 feet in the sky intrigued him and lured him in. after running away from the safety of the trenches he took off on his adventure in the sky only to find that there's a lot more to remember when being a pilot. :) j.c. :) e.g.

On the eve of the Second World War, internationally renowned museum thief Joel Cairo sets his eyes on the Mirror of Heaven, a mystical artifact which is the prize of every intelligence agency for its legendary ability to know all things. Inspired by the highest bidder, Joel Cairo decides the Mirror of Heaven no longer belongs in a museum. And there's only one team who can stop him: It's Jones. Henry Jones... Senior. Detective Sam Spade's best bounty hunter, Marion Ravenwood Mysterious femme fatale, Inanna Sargon Lost curator, Marcus Brody Faithful friend, Sallah And... Junior. Henry Jones... Junior, aka Indiana - who's named after the dog. The Mirror of Heaven Heist - its the Indiana Jones/James Bond crossover you didn't know you needed. (Watch for James Bond references.) (Also Sam Spade was in the classic noir The Maltese Falcon. His nemesis of many was Joel Cairo.) New chapters drop January 2025! Prequel - as mentioned at the end of The Seven Swords of Diya (Part 2) Other Adventures in the Series: The Sidenstrasse Tapestry The Seven Swords of Diya (Part 1 & Part 2) Yes, Indy and Marion's daughters Emily and Annie make a cameo.

a DNF story set in WW2 hopefully all historical I hope you enjoy small amount of SMUT as I know off if there is there will be a warning:〕

*Highest rank #1 on the Hebrew Site, 24/04/17* True story. I heard the story of Miriam many years ago in an interview that would probably have been lost in history, but from the first moment I knew it had to be written. I could not let it go. So, under the influence of Anne Frank's diary, I travelled around 80 years back in time to write a diary from Miriam's point of view as a child. I decided to publish the diary because it was the promise I had given her, in the hope that it was never really too late...to live only among the words left behind. ~~~ Feel free to comment and ask Q. This story is being translated from Hebrew, my native language, so forgive me for any grammar mistake (If you notice any, I would like to know!)❤️

"𝐍𝐚𝐦𝐞 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐬𝐞𝐫𝐯𝐢𝐜𝐞 𝐧𝐮𝐦𝐛𝐞𝐫." "𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐠𝐚𝐫𝐞𝐭 𝐄𝐥𝐚𝐢𝐧𝐞 𝐑𝐨𝐠𝐞𝐫𝐬, 𝐍-𝟕𝟐𝟒𝟔𝟔𝟗, 𝐬𝐢𝐫." "𝐍𝐚𝐦𝐞 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐬𝐞𝐫𝐯𝐢𝐜𝐞 𝐧𝐮𝐦𝐛𝐞𝐫." "𝐉𝐚𝐦𝐞𝐬 𝐁𝐮𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐚𝐧 𝐁𝐚𝐫𝐧𝐞𝐬, 𝟏𝟐𝟖𝟑𝟏𝟒𝟏𝟐, 𝐬𝐢𝐫." On June 23rd, 1943, almost two years after enlisting, James "Bucky" Barnes got his orders to ship out to Europe. No one was expecting Margaret Rogers to go with him, not even her, but what's a soldier without his nurse? ᴡᴀʀɴɪɴɢꜱ: It's WW2, so lots of blood, explosions, battle fatigue (PTSD), deadly wounds, death, infection, panic attacks, sexism/misogyny, vomiting, high-stress situations, hygiene problems, needles, etc. Possible smut. Possible mention of attempted sexual assault. 𝔹𝕠𝕠𝕜 𝟙 𝕠𝕗 𝕥𝕙𝕖 ℂ𝕒𝕝𝕒𝕞𝕚𝕥𝕪 𝕤𝕖𝕣𝕚𝕖𝕤 𝘼𝙙𝙖𝙥𝙩𝙚𝙙 𝙛𝙧𝙤𝙢 𝘾𝙖𝙥𝙩𝙖𝙞𝙣 𝘼𝙢𝙚𝙧𝙞𝙘𝙖: 𝙏𝙝𝙚 𝙁𝙞𝙧𝙨𝙩 𝘼𝙫𝙚𝙣𝙜𝙚𝙧

This is a story that contains fictional and real events as well!! Some parts gonna have mature content in it like battles detailed and other stuff! This is my first ever story so hope you guys gonna enjoy it :D I hope you gonna have fun reading it as i am having fun writing it! Now just sit back and enjoy ;)

Anastasia, a World War One survivor, must now try and survive the horrors of World War Two. Losing her husband in the first year of the war, she must now focus on 2 things. Protecting her dear children and finding a way to hide her religion from the invading Nazis. However, when a guarded and handsome Nazi is forced into her home without a word, Anastasia must figure out if she should trust him... or if he's enough for her emptiness of her husband.

Kimbolton Air Base, England. Early 1944. America is sending hundreds of airmen to England, scattering them across various airfields to support the Allied effort-often at the cost of their own lives. Into this harsh and unforgiving chapter of history is thrust an innocent young girl, drafted against her will and assigned as the navigator of a B-17 Flying Fortress named Kaleidoscope. Will she survive all 25 missions and meet the expectations placed upon her? Can she endure the skies-and the truths waiting for her on the ground? The story of the Kaleidoscope follows a crew who fought bravely above the clouds while carrying heavy burdens below them. The memories of the past, the traumas of the present. Hard decisions, and even harder steps-choices that forced each member of the crew to face the trials of their own existence every single day, on a path paved with flak, fear, and the unspoken weight of what war demands.

Britt Hermansson is a Norwegian nurse that is stationed at the Santa Ana Army Air Base in California, and later to Piansoa, Italy. During the time on duty she will have to tend to the men fighting the war, and those who are trying to not fight the war. This is based off of the Hulu mini series. The only things that belong to me are Hermansson's plot, dialogue, and character and other original plot, dialogue, and character ideas. The rest of the credit goes to the creators of the show and the novel.

In 1943, as World War II casts a shadow over the lives of those at home, Ridgeview High's Homecoming game is a bright spot for Margaret Carmichael, the school's beloved cheer captain. Known for her kindness and good-girl image, Margaret has spent years dismissing the relentless flirtations of Andrew Windsor, Ridgeview's star football player. But when she finally gives in, a tender romance blooms amidst the noise of cheer routines and late-night dates. However, as the war reaches their doorstep, Margaret is forced to grapple with reality. [REWRITE OF MY ORIGINAL]

Madison Antrel is the maid of the wealthy family, the Britchson's. She is humble, kind and 24 years old. In 1944 Madison is hired by Mr. Britchson to cater to the needs of himself, his wife, his daughter Freya and his son Samuel when he returns from fighting in the war. This family is holding together by a thread. Doctor David Brotchson is a wealthy doctor on London. He is 26 and incredibly handsome, and his marriage is on the brink of failing. The day these two people meet is the day that their lives change forever is here.

"I will love you till the end of time and even after that."

This compelling story plunges readers into the tumultuous heart of 20th-century Italy, commencing amidst the disastrous fallout of the nation's ill-fated campaign in Ethiopia. This military and political fiasco not only exposed the fatal cracks in Mussolini's once unyielding fascist regime but ultimately precipitated its dramatic collapse, sending shockwaves through a populace weary of war and autocracy. As the political vacuum emerged, power tentatively reverted to the King of Italy, but the crown's authority had been irrevocably tarnished, its legitimacy eroded by years of association with the now-fallen dictatorship and a pervasive sense of public disillusionment. A fierce national debate ignited, with fervent calls for a referendum to decide Italy's future, pitting the proponents of a modern republic against those advocating for the continuation of the ancient monarchy. However, in a truly audacious and imaginative twist, this narrative diverges sharply from conventional history, introducing a powerful, unexpected voice into the maelstrom: that of the Italian Catholic populace. Driven by a deep spiritual conviction and a profound yearning for stability and moral governance, a significant movement emerges, championing a radical third option - the return of the Papacy to temporal rule over the Italian state. The story culminates in a riveting fictionalized account of a national vote, where, against all perceived odds and the weight of centuries of separation, the Italian people decisively choose the Holy See, leading to the astonishing and unprecedented restoration of the Papal States, forever altering the geopolitical landscape of Europe.

The SSR gets some new recruits, what happens when Peggy recognizes them and they all remember her mean right hook.

World War Two is over, but for some, the memories have yet to fade. 21 year old Niall Horan is still haunted by dreams of the battle field and friends and loved ones lost. His friend and roommate, Louis Tomlinson, tells him he needs to find help for his reoccurring nightmares, but Niall finds the bottom of a whiskey bottle comforting enough. One day at work, Niall meets a former soldier and a friendship sparks between them. Harry Styles helps the young man open up to his wounded past and discovers why Niall had been kicked out of the army before the War had even finished. Niall is sent through a whirlwind of emotions after that, fearing the worst. But Harry is only happy to find someone so similar to him. They grow closer as friends, only to be nearly torn apart when Niall's need for love and acceptance is attempted to be found in the arms of another. Horrified with what he has done, Niall decides it is time to find closure with his past in order to be happy in the present.

Postcards from the Front Lines is a moving World War II romance about love, loss, and the courage to open your heart again. Clara has already lost too much to war. After her father's death, she's sworn never to fall in love with someone who could be taken from her. It's safer that way. Easier. But when her best friend Charlie eagerly enlists, everything begins to change. As the distance between them grows, so does something neither of them expected. Through letters and postcards sent across oceans, their friendship deepens into something more, something Clara isn't sure she's strong enough to face. Because the closer she lets him in, the more she has to lose. And when war takes another piece of her world, Clara is forced to decide:is love worth the risk... even if it might break her all over again? A heartfelt and bittersweet story about holding on, letting go, and finding hope in the darkest of times