Worldwartwo Stories

August 1944. The guns have fallen quiet on the outskirts of Paris, but the war is not yet done. Private Joe Santoro, wounded and lost, stumbles into the ruins of a bombed convent where a young nun-Sister Elise-tends to his wounds and speaks of mercy in a merciless time. For a moment, the world stands still. But when the shelling returns, both will learn what faith costs, and what endures in God's silence.

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.

WHAT'S MORE COMMON IN WAR: LOYALTY OR BETRAYAL? April 1944. Amidst the chaos of war-torn Ukraine, Taras Savaryn, an apathetic cavalry captain, gets roped-in to stealing morphine for his unit commander. Out of spite, he decides to bring along Vika Yeryomenko, a quick-witted sniper, with the secret hope she'll be able to restore his faith in Ukraine's fight for freedom. But soon enough, the mission reveals itself to be simply suicidal and Taras finds himself trying to reverse his decision... and atoning for all others. Honors/Awards: 1st Place Winner in the 2022 Historical Awards hosted by @historicalfiction @historicalfiction "War & Military" list @militaryfiction "Modern Wars" list Complete 22 February 2022 ✓ Copyright © 2022 Elle Chaika

EVERYTHING IS RUBBLE and ash in the Soviet city of Stalingrad. The year is 1941, and Vaska Khovsankya- a 19-year-old civilian- is stranded in the midst of a brutal, bloody battle she never wanted to be a part of. Her thoughts on how ruthless war is shift drastically as she is exposed to the atrocities that continue to be committed in her city and across the continent of Europe. It's not long before she realizes Stalingrad has become its own hell, and that her chances of survival all depend on whether or not she can escape it. But with hostile soldiers from both sides waiting to kill her; how can she do it alone? Completed January 2018 ✓ 2019 Historical Awards Top 30 [12.1.18] all rights reserved © 2018

The war against the Abyssals is going into its second, brutal year. The shipgirls of the Japanese fleets find themselves overstretched as they faced an enemy with a seemingly endless fleet of warships to throw at them. This book chronicles some of the most important and also decisive engagements of the conflict. It is all pre-written, though new chapters may be written should feedback be positive.

Sixteen-year-old Élodie Lasalle is living the perfect life in 1940 France. A loving family, great friends, and a boy who shows interest in her...what more could she want? However, circumstances change drastically when the Nazis invade her country, and her Jewish friends are affected. Soon, she finds herself living in Paris. But life there isn't at all glamorous...there are food shortages and people wanting to rise up against the government. Élodie soon learns that peace comes at a price, and realizes that to save herself and others, she must listen to what she truly feels inside. As the walls close in on the little safety she has left, she must stay strong through the trials and heartbreak of not being truly free and break through the bonds of being in a captive country...even if it means going undercover.

A story of three strangers, from different walks of life and each with different abilities became close friends. The three share one common destiny: To put an end to the chaos in the world. Join Gabriel, Vlad and Damon on an epic adventure as they battle against zombies and goblins and monsters and cyborgs and... Wait, there aren't any cyborgs in this story... Well, a simpler way to describe it, demons sent from the underworld. The three friends have to stop the madness and the wrath of Mortem, the Necromancer, as he attempts to destroy Earth by releasing the Ultimate One. Can they stop him in time before it is far too late? Read more to find out. If you find it boring, please share it to geeks who would love to read it. YAHAHA!

Based on a tumblr post ("WWII Era Vampires" by user "jewliesparks"). Shut up vampires are cool and I was sad because I didn't see many other versions of this on wattpad/ao3, so I am writing it myself. Warning: This story revolves around the era of WWII, so there are descriptions of blood/fighting/etc.; a content warning will be posted at the start of each chapter :)

Julia is a 12-year-old girl, and for a while her life is normal. That is until the Nazis invade Poland. She gets taken to concentration camps and has to live through ww2.

1941- Exuberant, ambitious and quick-witted sisters, Elizabeth and Alice Hartmann head out to the center of the world- New York City- with little money and a whole lot of dreams, determined to break every rule of convention. The pair set to go where no woman, normally, dared go- into the halls of a university. Stubborn yet graceful, these girls are strong willed and refuse to be pit in a submissive state of mind regardless of the times and are a force to be reckoned with. When Pearl Harbor is suddenly bombed, their country and their lives are turned upside down- However, Elizabeth and Alice find themselves being exactly what they want to be- Alice a nurse, and Elizabeth an international agent (or at least the companion of one). That is until they are transported to Europe and thrown onto the frontline.

Paz and Krizmarica are two of the many research subjects of the Nazis. Krizmarica, a fifteen-year-old tries to escape, but is captured. Instead of getting killed, the Nazis give her a bigger punishment. Meanwhile, twelve-year-old Paz is tortured by being placed in dark room for a long time. That night, an exhausted guard forgets to shut the locks of Krizmarica and Paz. Krizmarica seizes this chance to escape and pleads for Paz to join her. She is hesitant, but eventually flees with Krizmarica. The two barely make it out and are not sure what to think in this whole new world. The two girls befriend Robin Hood, a charming homosexual who lives in solitude in the forest. The three embark on a journey to find the 'safe people' and will face many obstacles along the way.

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.

Some stories -and poems. They might not be connected to each other. It'll have some Vietnam, some WW1 and WW2. It will have soldiers from many sides, Allied or Axis or etc, you get what I mean. . . God, why is it so hard to use Wattpad?

Diamonds and deals are currency, and the devil is in the details... Stephen Bonaparte is a boy with a voice in his head. Stephen (and the voice) want to escape from the orphanage and the abusive nuns that hurt him because of his green hair and untrained magical abilities. After Stephen is adopted by the mysterious Bethany Andrews, he is thrown into a magical world where diamonds and deals are currency, and no one is safe. After his adoption ritual, and a kidnapping attempt, Stephen utters a prophecy. The lowborn children shall come, winter will guide them. The children of space and time will hide them. The queen of summer will find them, and the golden kingdom will bind them. Now, Stephen must discover the meaning of this Prophecy, and the origin of the Voice, while surviving the dangerous world he finds himself in, or die trying.

It's World War Two in Paris and the Gestapo are deporting Jewish children to concentration camps in Germany. Maria suddenly becomes the head of a Nazi resistance group called The Six Daisies. She, along with her friend Annette, recruit women to help save Jewish children and send them into hiding. But when a child dies in her care, Maria begins to doubt whether she is the best person to lead the resistance. Set with a backdrop of war, who can Maria trust to save the children when she can't even trust herself?

In the chaos of World War II, British 18 year old James Carter and Polish 20 year old resistance fighter Aleksander Nowak forge an unbreakable bond as they're drafted. As they navigate the dangers of battle and the secrecy of their growing love, they must find courage to fight for their future together.

When Steve goes away to fight in the war, there's only one person he writes to back in Brooklyn, and that person is the girl who danced with him. One thing is surprising to him though, and it's that Violet-Louise is willing to write back. || Set during Captain America - The First Avenger || || I do not own any characters except for Violet-Louise Jones, all others are property of Marvel ||

Via from the second world war "Fear not, but fear itself." (shorten quote from Franklin Roosevelt) A story merely based off the Nazi zombie trilogy.

England, 1941 When 15 year old Victoria Hathoway is sent away from London to avoid air strikes, she thinks that it will be like a holiday, little does she know that her stay at Bloudon manor could turn out to be her worst nightmare.

He loves her, she loves him back. They plan to get married, have rings for each other. Everything is happy until he is called up to the front to fight the World War Two. *** * Inspired by the song 7 Years by Lukas Graham and my English homework. * Story will be told from the perspective of a woman whose man has gone for volunteering in the World War Two. * #22 in Historical Fiction - 6/28/16