Worldwarone Stories

London, July 1916 Six years after the infamous Banks Incident, Mary Poppins is now working as an employee in the Ministry of Magic. However, due to that breach of the International Statute of Secrecy by revealing magical spells to a group of curious Muggle children during a family outing in Hyde Park, she finds herself in legal trouble. The day was bright, and the park was alive with the chatter of birds and the laughter of children, but Mary's heart was heavy with the consequences of her moment of empathy. As she conjured a bright, swirling stream of colorful butterflies to enchant and soothe the distressed, lost, and frightened children in the large, bustling park, a wave of doubt and fear washed over her. She questioned whether her decision to comfort the children had risked too much, yet she couldn't dismiss the instinctive urge to help them. With every step toward the hearing, the hallways of the Ministry buzzed with nervous whispers, casting a shadow over her usual sunny demeanor. Mary knew the stakes were high. She risked losing her job at the Ministry, having her wand confiscated, or even facing imprisonment. In the quiet moments, she wrestled with conflicting thoughts, wondering if she had made the right choice or simply doomed herself. Friends from the vibrant corridors of Hogwarts and the bustling streets of London arrived to support her, including the wise and venerable Albus Dumbledore. Yet, the sole person whose testimony could tip the scales in her favor was caught in the grim cacophony of the Battle of the Somme: her former employer, George Banks. Amidst a world at war, Mary reflected deeply on her past as a Ravenclaw at Hogwarts and the whimsical journey that led her to become the world's most famous nanny in this enchanting, funny, and touching return to Harry Potter's roots. Inspired by the 1964 Disney film and P.L. Travers' novel, this story integrates classic elements with J.K. Rowling's magical world.

Between gunfire, casualties and war itself, doctor H. Krüger enlists for his homeland-or not? Together with a friend, soldat K. Schröder, they choose humanity over orders and death. They face death daily. In this first-person book, you step into his experiences of the Great War on the Western Front. - ⚠️ contains graphic depictions of war, injuries, and psychological trauma. Reader discretion is advised. - Note from the Author: English is not my native language, my writing can contain mistakes.

The year is 1936. It has been five years since the Big Bright Bombings ended the Great War of 1914 and set the world ablaze. It has been five years since the Union established Victory Shelters to protect its populace. A lone person, a VICTORY ANGEL from Victory Shelter 126 leaves for the Surface and discovers a strange and violent land in the wake of the World After. The Union of the World Before is nowhere to be found, and anarchy rules the streets. The future of the Union and of the surviving World relies on this ANGEL, and it is unknown whether they will rise to the Need of The People and establish Peace for all for all time. This is my first work and the first Act of THE UNION SPLIT series. Criticism welcome.

Beleef de Groote Oorlog zoals je hem nog nooit hebt gezien. Feiten, details, verhalen, getuigenissen en weetjes van hen die daar waren en vochten In Flanders Fields. (Engelse en Nederlandstalige versie beschikbaar)

This story is written from the events leading up to WWI, WWI itself, and the wars aftermath. If you are uncomfortable with that subject, this story is not for you. Do not read it. Story will be written in the German Empire's perspective, mmmmaybe third person if I feel like it Aaaand Some chapters are written in diary entry format, some are not, depends if I do wanna switch to third person at some point You've been warned.

In the town of Nottingham, a mother and wife has to survive to protect her family during World War I

Peggy Florenz discovers a wardrobe during a summer trip and finds a magical land Narnia fanfic Read to find out more! Takes place in the movie Prince Caspian Peggy is an orphan, but her caretakers don't know that. They think she's just an evacuee, and they mistreat her because of her German heritage. The caretakers decide to go on a trip to an old house in the countryside of England, the very same one in which the Pevensies stayed at in The Lion, the witch, and the wardrobe. Peggy enters the world of Narnia, and helps Caspian and the Pevensies in their war against Miraz. I acknowledge that C. S. Lewis created these characters and stories. I also acknowledge that quotes, lines, and pictures belong to C. S. Lewis and Disney. I do not own any of these characters except for the ones I have made up. The changes in plot line are not meant to be offensive, and I am truly sorry if they are. Hope you like it!

Apparently I wrote more than Wattpad can handle in one fic. So here's chapters 200+.

grant them eternal rest. amen.

It was a winter night. Kristoff and Andre were positioned at the farthest border of the Empire. What came their way was unexpected. This is my very first story and my very first attempt in writing. This story follows the lives of two soldiers, Kristoff and Andre, and how they deal with the ironies of life in wartime.

The First World War took Audette's husband in the fateful year of 1918. With no prospects of her own, she's managed to keep to her modest self by surviving on the land instead of even humoring the thought of returning to her family. A routine hunting excursion to replenish her nearly exhausted food supply proves to be more eventful than she thought when she makes an unexpected friend.

Bella lived in the 1900s with Edward as a neighbour. Drama and romance ensues.

After graduating, 17 year old Hugo became unsuccessful and unemployed, which makes him get constantly looked down upon, but after seeing a job opportunity in the military, he becomes a soldier and fights for his country.

In war, the decision is always fight or flight, but sometimes, with fellow soldiers dropping like flies, and the sky above you swirling like the beginnings of a storm, it can be hard to know which decision to make.

Through the flat spans of Flanders Fields, stories upon stories are buried beneath the ground. Here is a little travel piece I wrote when I lived in Brussels earlier this year. My husband and I decided to take a weekend trip on our bikes to escape the city.

A British officer who has fallen through the cracks of the system investigates a most curious unit in the army during the Third Battle of Ypres.

Paris, France 1916. The global war has been raging around the people of Paris for two years now. Men dying on the front lines, women forced to work in harsh conditions, children left to rot in the streets without families, historic buildings converted into field hospitals and shelters- many wonder if the world is ending. When the first German zeppelin is seen hovering in the sky over Paris, everyone runs for cover wherever they can to escape the bombing. But it was that fateful attack that brought together a long forgotten phantom . . . and a bombshell. {a story in which the rest of the world is serious and in turmoil and Erik is a sarcastic little shit with abandonment issues}

clarice wrote him letters, and he carried them all the way down the western front. "you see i have no one to write to, and then i saw the scars from your stitches as you frowned and i thought maybe, just maybe, if you had something to read someone might see the scars as you smile." WILLIAM SCHOFIELD 2020- ONGOING

Original work. Usual WW1 story. Ed enlists as a stretcher-bearer, Clare enlists as a nurse. They fall in love etc.