Worldwartwo Stories

When Cassidy Anderson finds an old love letter in her home, she decides to look deeper into who originally penned it. Dragging her best friend Eric into it, they both unknowingly start themselves on a journey neither of them could have imagined.

Andrzej is a normal teenager who doesn't really get along with his parents. Then, one day, the Germans invade his hometown, Danzig (modern day Gdansk), Poland, in World War II. Andrzej escapes to the sewers, where he discovers an underworld of resistance. He finds his peace in the sewers for a while, and is nicknamed "the sewer rat." However, after a series of mishaps, he ends above ground, experiencing firsthand German occupation. Which side will he choose?

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.

January 1945. Western Poland. Three very different people are at the start of their individual, life-changing journeys. Anja Köhler, the daughter of a high-ranking Nazi official and proud German citizen, is slightly apprehensive about moving to Finland with her family. Blind to the true situation of a now-crumbling Germany, she doesn't quite understand the reasons behind why they're leaving in the first place. Leib Abramovich, an unofficially-declared Jewish orphan living under the alias Adolf Eilert, nervously counts the seconds between now and the long road to freedom in neutral Sweden. Traveling alone by train, he is full of worry as to what his fate may be if his fellow passengers find out who he truly is. Józef Drzyzga, the revenge-driven son of a once-prestigious Polish politician, tentatively works to destroy Germany's lifeline of supplies in hopes of winning his country back once and for all. He's been tightly held under Germany's grasp for long enough, and without his sacrifice, he knows that the chances of seeing his family again are very slim. Three different people, Three different perspectives, Three different stories. One accident pulls them all together.

Jessica is a teenage girl who lives in Poland with her father, mother, brother and sister. They get taken by Nazi soldiers. See her and her family move through these challenges of being in a concentration camp and recover from a tragic family death. Even meeting someone who could be their light in the darkness.

A promise kept by a fallen soldier in World War II. "When Every Flower Blooms" is a short story and a warning to how war can be really bad and how it can destroy innocent lives by telling a story of two young couple. Inspired by countless letters written by fallen and surviving soldiers from World War I and World War II. Main inspiration: All Quiet on the Western Front

Johannes Betzler lives with his mother, and three sisters, Annalise, Aileen, and his twin sister Jessica. Annalise is moved out, and married to Fredrick Finkel. What happens when the twins find something hiding in their dead sister's room? I will change some dialogue, just because I want everything that my characters say to fit in the story.

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

Apple USED to be best friends with Darling, but when tension increases between royals and rebels, which will she side with?

Story of five friends graduating from high school on the eve of World War II, and their interwoven lives during the war and post war years.

Ez a történt a második világháborúban játszódik, ahol egy szerény német pilóta fiú találkozik egy ambiciózusos amerikai katona lánnyal. A kapcsolatuk pedig napról napra változik. This story takes place in World War II, where a modest German pilot boy meets an ambitious American soldier girl. And their relationship changes from day to day.

With his unfortunate luck, Petyr Frost finds himself in the center of Nazi-occupied Germany. A yellow Star of David screaming his identity throughout the deafening silence of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp. He managed to escape the worst fate of Hitler's reign with four items. A pen. A journal. A violin. And his life. Throughout the course of his time in the camps, Petyr grew to realize the power of music and writings. The power that they had was the power that eventually saved his life during 1942.

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.

James "Bucky" Barnes has ten trigger words that turn him into The Winter Soldier. Are these words random, or do they mean something more? In this fanfic I basically make up scenarios to go with each word. These are all important to Bucky. They shape him. They establish a relationship with his earliest friend. Read as I explore writing these scenes, and as I explore Bucky's mind.

Set in the years of the Holocaust and World War Two (1938 to 1948) Amsterdam was a beautiful city, full of music, sound, and light. But it also was a city full of love. Or at least for the young Felix Gunter. Before the sirens, before the men dressed in black marched up and down the streets of Amsterdam, and before nearly 102,000 Jews were displaced from the Netherlands alone, young Felix was among the many who were not only friends with the Jews, but also was in love with one of them. Felix met Margret, a Christian whose father was a wealthy Jew, in 1937, and then began to court for two and a half years before the Nazi Party took over Amsterdam, nearly tearing the two apart. Not only was Marget's life changed, but so was Felix. Because of her family's ancestry, her and her family are transported to the Westerbrok Ghetto in Poland- but so is Felix'. The Gunter Family were Nazi Sympathizers during the war; however, they were still quite kind to Margret and her family. Felix' father forces him and his brothers to join Hitler's Youth; which will train them to become SS men. Felix and Margret's relationship is strictly forbidden, and it something that can put both themselves and their families in grave danger. However, it can also be the very thing that saves their lives. NOTE: This book is loosely based off of several different Nazi/Jew relationships during the Holocaust, and the events and places mentioned in this novel are also true. Please note however that most of the characters in this book are entirely fictional. Though the characters may not be real, the stories and testimonies of what people really went through during the Holocaust are VERY real and should always be remembered. "But whoever lives by the truth comes into the light, so that it may be seen plainly that what they have done has been done in the sight of God." -John 3:21

[ON HOLD - Longlisted ONC 2020] After her boyfriend broke up with her, Poppy Flores declared that she wanted to start over somewhere new. The next morning, she woke up in 1951. It wasn't exactly what she was thinking when she'd said somewhere new. Every disorienting morning after that brought Poppy to a new year and a new place. But she soon realized that there was one thing that stayed the same. The handsome man with the mysterious smile and disheveled auburn hair. She saw his face in the crowds every day. -- Oliver Rockwell was a 19th century man with a very odd, very annoying task-to guide 21st century Poppy Flores through her journey in time. Oliver doesn't understand this new role of his, and he certainly doesn't understand Poppy. But when he finally figures both out, what happens when he has to give them up? ONC Prompt 36

Malarkey rolls it carefully in his hands, with a touch so gentle as if he's afraid to break it, the corner of his mouth quirks up and suddenly his head is filled with memories; a lot of memories, all of them fighting with each other like they were waiting impatiently for him to touch the cross to come back to life. All of them so confusing, but he is so vivid it's like having him here in this very moment. But he's not.

The year 1948 is where the Nazis, considering all of their advanced technologies, lost the war after so long. Afraid of their technologies taken by the enemy, SS-Oberstgruppenführer Alexander Crowley urges Adolf Hitler to send their Übersoldats and the secrets of their technologies to the Dutch East Indies (Indonesia) with a plan in mind. --- Wolfenstein x Hetalia Fanfiction Alternate Universe Story (c) Arcrads Writing (c) DevilHaato

A day in a random girl's life. Berlin, Germany, June 26th, 1944. Highest rank attained - #18 in #jews

"...A time when the United States is what we fight for..." The occupants of the Grisham Hall boarding house were no strangers to the war effort. Brothers, cousins, old flames, and current sweethearts have been wrenched from their grasp, the only contact to their stolen loved ones is military-grade pencils and scraps of paper. Estelle prides herself on her mind for numbers but a usurper from her past rears his russet head and threatens to steal her thoughts every chance he gets. Bessie has been searching for a home in every patron in that cafe but she's left seeing his face everywhere she looks. Constance hears her lover's voice on the wind, finding quiet in the graveyard shift of the machine shop. Margaret refuses to admit defeat but the distance between her letters and her love grows wider each day. Jeannette has read many stories about tragic heroes. Her childhood friend has told tales of his plans for wealth and ending the war on his own. She just hopes she has a chance to do her part first.