Worldwarii Stories

I am not me but something that has been walking for a very long time... - band of brothers + the pacific (a little bit) - joseph liebgott x fem!oc - eugene roe x fem!oc - bill guarnere x fem!oc **based purely off the show band of brothers. this, in no way, is about any of the real life heroes of easy company and if you read this and think anything is disrespectful, please let me know

When bombs are falling from the sky and half of Berlin is gravel. A young Jewish girl, Aubrey Weiss, finds herself joining a small group of young and resilient girls sheltering themselves from the dangers of the war. Their guardian; an overly optimistic Englishwoman with nothing to her name. As tension rise, and blitz swallows Europe, Aubrey refuses to surrender and do everything in her power to protect the girls, all while fleeing from shelter to shelter and uncovering the truth and mysteries behind each girl, Especially the Englishwoman.

History is a piece of tale unseen. And it is true with Tom and Jerry. But what if they had a lost tale that come from the worst war of humankind, the war that reshaped the world? A story where they stayed both absurd, and yet dramatic by their own?

A very short story. Lena Wagner is a ballerina living in Nazi Germany. She wants to run away, but there's much to lose. Not to mention the theater of tonight's performance is the planned location of a bomb. Will she survive?

Eighteen-year-old Stefan Wildner thinks he has all his problems worked out. Join the German army. Piss his overbearing father off. And make his own way in the world. Instead, he makes a deadly rival who manages to get both of them thrown into the past. Into something neither of them, despite their marksmanship skills, is prepared to face. Saved by a squad of men who wear runes on their collars, Stefan and Heinrich are expected to become soldiers in another army, in a war that will demand and take everything. Now they have to cover for each other. Because if one goes down, so does the other.

Young Lena Bentheim is forced to flee Nazi Germany for Chicago in 1935, leaving her family and boyfriend behind. After learning English, she eventually finds a new life as a secretary in the Physics Department of the University of Chicago. She meets and marries another German refugee scientist and has a child. Then tragedy strikes, and Lena is forced to spy on the nuclear fission experiments at the U of Chicago. A novella set in the early years of the Manhattan Project, The Incidental Spy is another fascinating historical thriller by Libby Fischer Hellmann, also the author of the highly acclaimed stand-alone thrillers Set the Night on Fire, A Bitter Veil, and Havana Lost.

I never thought I'd ever see my internet crushes. Then again, I never thought I'd see one of them kill the other. ... Olympia Venus is your average 13 year old girl. Shy and curious, she's living her own, normal life. She's in school, she loves musical.ly, she has crushes on Jacob Sartorius and MattyBRaps, she loves history, and she gets bored with everyday life. But everything is fine and average. Until she sees Jacob Sartorius kill Matty B. Olympia flees the scene, but it's too late. Jacob saw her. And he'll make sure she never tells. Now she's found herself tied in a dangerous game Jacob has dedicated himself too. Not only him, but Matty did as well. And Jacob's given Olympia 36 hours to straighten this mess out. 36 hours to save her own life.

Set in post-war London, 1945, this is a slow-burn romance between Caroline Rosawells - a quietly guarded field nurse turned memoirist - and James Calloway, a tailor who tracked her down years after she saved his life in France, having recognized her name on the cover of her published memoir. Caroline lives with Hazel, the retired headmistress of the orphanage where she grew up, and works at the Marylebone Community Clinic alongside her closest friend Penelope. Her publisher and dear friend Samuel Austen lives four doors down. James lives four doors in the other direction, above his family's tailor shop. What begins as Thursday afternoon visits to drop off clinic linens becomes something neither of them can ignore - though Caroline tries harder than most. She is warm, perceptive, and extraordinarily practiced at keeping her own feelings at arm's length. James is patient, devoted, and quietly certain, asking her to dinner four times without complaint, reading her memoir twice before he ever knocks on her door, and dropping a lit cigarette the moment he hears her footsteps in the park because he knows about her asthma. The romance unfolds against the backdrop of post-war London - the rationing, the rubble, the strange quiet of people trying to remember who they were before everything - witnessed and gently conspired over by Penelope and Sam, who place a running wager on when the two will finally stop pretending. It is a story about survival, about the particular difficulty of wanting things for yourself after years of being useful to everyone else, and about what it means to be truly known by another person - damaged ears, wartime ghosts, locked drawers and all. It ends, twenty years later, with Samuel Austen burning a letter at Caroline's gravestone, beside the stone of the man who could not outlive her. But between the green door and the churchyard, there is a life - full, warm, and entirely worth the waiting.

Gracie Spaatz wanted just two things out of going to England-she wanted to get hitched as quickly as possible and be someone's wife, and she wanted to become an actress. Her father, General Spaatz, had other plans for her and sent her off to a women's college during the war. Visiting Thorpe Abbotts to see her sister Tatty always seemed like a good idea. The last thing that she expected was to come into contact with one John Brady-all whilst she was crying over her math homework. For her, it was love at first sight and she knew what she wanted. Enter their love letters and relationship in times of war and how they find their way back to one another through it all. Note that this is the first of an anthology.

Ever wonder why ships are reffered to with female pronouns? Well, way back at the christening of the first ship, it was named after a girl who was no longer alive. It was said that her ghost haunted the ship. Ever since then, a spirit has been assigned to guide and watch over each ship. They were collectively called the Maidens. This is the story of the Maiden of the USS Indianapolis.

What if I spoke to you about warriors that'll change your perspective of them? What if the next time your history teacher speaks about the Nazi party,it will never be the same?

1300 years after they are first called, the Pevensies are brought back to the land they once ruled over. A group of pirates who had journeyed through a magical cave, overtook the land and wreaked havoc and fear across land and sea. The rightful ruler of the land, a young prince, calls the five to their second home. Wrongs will be made right, a chance for forgiveness is offered, and new feelings stir. Will the Pevensies, Caspian and the Narnians save the land they adore or will it fall into further fear and destruction? It's a battle they must win to protect those who live there already and those who are called. (Book two in The Heart series) *I don't own Narnia. I only own Isabel and her story.*

This is the first chapter of my upcoming World War II historical fiction series about a small town family in the United States. The two sons must choose where they will serve after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. This is the story of their lives on and after that fateful day. I will only post the first chapter as the rest of the book will be released commercially. Thank you for taking the time to read it.

John Fitzgerald Kennedy and Margot Hughes-Spencer met in London 1938. They fell in love. The only problems were: 1st John Kennedy and Margot Hughes-Spencer came from two entirely different religions and 2nd An ocean lies between Margot and John.

On the battlefield of Kursk there was this suicide note: "I greet you from the field hospital in Kursk. The sunset is as beautiful as we see it every day at school. There are many injured people here every day. I hope to meet you, but I don't want us to meet here... A Soviet bomber is coming. A beam hit me in the back. Rudolf, if the war is not going to end in a day, I hope this is a safe day for you. I am infinitely grateful to have met you." -- Heinrich 1948.7.23

A simple love story of two men, Devon and Shamus, after the war.

Life is not always easy, especially during harsh times like these. Robert (Robert Downey Jr.) and Kate (Kate Beckinsale) are a young couple during World War II. But when Robert is conscripted and sent to the front in Russia, what's going to happen to their love? Is he going to survive? And what's going to be with Kate now that he's gone? This story is based on true events, just some little details are added.

Julia "Miss Juno" Norbertson loves her home away from home in France. A member of an American charity organization, Julia pours out her heart and soul to take care of orphaned or impoverished women and girls. She spends every waking hour teaching them important life lessons, like how to read and write in both English and French, how to make a successful living at any job, and how to lead independent lives. But when Julia and her family are captured by Nazis on suspicion of political rebellion and forced to serve the Third Reich, Julia has to teach her girls one more lesson: how to fight back. In a race against her captors, Julia decides to show the Nazis who's boss - by changing her girls from a ragtag team into a deadly force to be reckoned with. --- Highest Rankings: #40 in worldwar2 6/24/18

Skibidi Toilet defeated the camerahumans. Meanwhile, Nazi Germany conquered most of Europe (Minus the Soviet Union, Italy, Romania, Hungary, Spain, Switzerland, Ireland, Andorra, and Portugal.) After an accident that cost the life of some Nazi piolets, the Nazis avenge the deaths and fight a war against the Skibidi Toilets. I do not own Skibidi Toilet, it belongs to their rightful owner.