Wwii Stories

A longer version of The Adventures of Thomas where the major difference is this: What if Johnny got separated from his father?

An eighteen-year-old American should be worrying about school, money, or the future. Instead, he wakes up in a universe he recognizes far too well. Dragged from 2021 into the world of Hitman, gifted with a 210 IQ and stranded among people who kill with smiles and contracts, he survives the only way he knows how-by fixing what the powerful are too afraid to touch. Living out of his customized Ram dually and trailer, he becomes a ghost-mechanic for the elite: restoring heirlooms, secrets, and machines that remember sins better than people do. He never stays in their mansions. Never accepts their hospitality. And he's already made more enemies than friends among the rich and untouchable. Now he's been hired by Alexa Carlisle. The job is simple: restore a 1931 Bentley that once belonged to her father. The truth is anything but. He knows exactly who she is. He knows how dangerous this house is. And he knows that in this world, being useful is not the same as being safe. Some machines carry memories. Some clients collect people. And some contracts are the kind you survive-but never walk away from unchanged.

Eleanor Kelly has never been the kind of girl to back down from a fight. Growing up behind her father's boxing ring in Brooklyn, she learned early that standing up for the people she loved was worth every bruise. That's exactly how she meets Steve Rogers-and eventually his best friend, Bucky Barnes. What starts as childhood friendship becomes an unbreakable bond, forged through scraped knees, late-night adventures, and dreams of a future untouched by war. But war changes everything. When Eleanor is captured by HYDRA, the life she once knew is ripped away. Years of pain, experiments, and isolation leave her transformed into something feared across battlefields-a ghost in white, a weapon with a name people whisper rather than speak. By the time she's finally free, the girl Bucky once knew is gone. And she's furious. Furious that he couldn't save her. Furious that he moved on. Furious that despite everything HYDRA took from her, a part of her still remembers the boy she used to love. As old wounds reopen and buried truths come to light, Eleanor and Bucky are forced to confront the past that haunts them both. But some scars run deeper than memory, and forgiveness may be the hardest battle either of them has ever faced. A slow-burn enemies-to-lovers story filled with heartbreak, loyalty, war, and two damaged souls trying to find their way back to each other. #5 in buckybarnesfanfiction

1939. Young Johnny is separated from his widowed father during Operation Pier Piper and ends up on the Island of Sodor, a place where every machine has their own faces. One of them is an E2 class tank engine named Thomas, who knows his father back in 1914. Meanwhile William Morris fights on different fronts (Europe -> North Africa -> Burma) with two things: survive to see his son again and figure out his childhood friend is. Thomas is a the NWR #1 tank engine who decides to look after Johnny who reminds him of someone in the last war.

During World War II, Hydra has an assassin known to Allied soldiers as the Red Shadow. Captain America and his best friend, Bucky Barnes, accidentally cross paths with this mysterious figure. The unexpected thing isn't just her appearance-it's the memory. Bucky Barnes x Female OC | Slow Burn Note: This story is set during World War II. It is the first part of a three-part series. Content Warnings: Violence, death, gun violence, blood, mental health issues, trauma, psychological distress, graphic self-harm, Nazi Germany/Hydra and its ideology, psychological abuse, tobacco use, strong language, and foreign languages. If you're sensitive to any of these topics, please consider whether this story is right for you before reading. Disclaimer: I do not own Marvel or its characters. I only own my original character.

｡⋆❆⋆｡ In the icy, war-torn winter of 1943 Germany, a catastrophic engine failure sends American Pilot Jack Lockhart's plane spiraling into the icy trees of the Black Forest. Survival comes from an unlikely source when a reluctant German local, Lukas Heiland, saves his life. Taking in a stranded American pilot is a death sentence, yet Lukas risks his life every single day to keep Jack hidden right beneath the boots of the local guards. What begins as a bitter, guarded alliance between two enemies slowly shifts into a profound, intimate bond that neither man saw coming. ✈︎⋆⭒˚｡⋆AUTHORS NOTE ⋆⭒˚｡⋆✈︎ Work in Progress: This story is currently ongoing and uncompleted. Chapters will be updated as they are written! Historical Realism & Accuracy: Windfall is set against the backdrop of World War II (late 1943-1944). While I do my best to research the period thoroughly, any historical or technical inaccuracies are purely accidental! Content Warning: Features themes of war, physical trauma/scars, grief, and sensitive historical contexts related to WWII and is written with deep respect for the history and the lives impacted by the era. Language & Dialogue: Features mild language barriers and bilingual dialogue (English/German). Thank you for reading! Feedback is always appreciated as I work through the draft.

The year was 1939. Europe had once again become another powder keg, but this time it would be on the border between Poland and Germany. England and France gave their support to Poland and warned Germany that in the event of an invasion, there would be war. It was August, and the German high command was planning to begin the invasion of Poland the following month. The troops were in position, plans were made, everything was prepared. But inside Germany, something arises to interfere with our plans. (I do not own the rights to the anime GATE.)

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

Poland, 1944. Eighteen-year-old Zofia has learned that survival means expecting nothing-not kindness, not tomorrow, and certainly not love. Then she meets Jakub. Nineteen, starving, and determined to survive at any cost, Jakub has made himself one promise: never care enough about another person to have something left to lose. But in Auschwitz, where people are stripped of their names, their families, and their futures, Zofia and Jakub begin stealing something their captors cannot understand. Minutes. A whispered conversation when no one is watching. Half a piece of bread. A hand held for only a second. And, eventually, an impossible dream of a life beyond the wire-a tiny kitchen, a window, two chairs, and two cups of coffee waiting on the table. They know they may never see that life. Then, as the winter of 1945 closes in and the war begins to turn, the camp descends into chaos. Zofia and Jakub are forced to confront the promise neither of them ever wanted to make: If one of us lives, both of us do. If One of Us Lives is a work of historical fiction about love, survival, memory, and two young people trying to remain human in a place designed to destroy humanity.

Early 20th century. Present day. Barcelona. A diary. A legacy. Invisible presences seem to be guiding her towards a truth that has remained hidden for decades... After finding the diary of the grandfather she never had the chance to know, Esther sets out on a journey from Barcelona to Argentina to piece together a family history shrouded in shadows. She will soon realise that she is not merely following the clues left behind by Nicolau Pieltain Carreras. What she discovers will forever alter everything she thought she knew about her family, about life... and about death.

Sixteen-year-old Jakob arrives at Auschwitz with one promise: whatever happens, he will keep his older brother alive. But Auschwitz is a place built to destroy promises. Hunger turns kindness into temptation. Fear makes silence feel like survival. Every day forces Jakob to choose between the person he was and the person he must become to see another morning. Then comes the choice that will define the rest of his life. Jakob has a chance to save his brother. He doesn't. His brother dies. Jakob survives. More than twenty years later, in 1967, Jakob has built what looks like an ordinary life. He has a home, a family, and a name that belongs to him again. Yet he remains haunted not simply by what was done to him, but by what he did-and failed to do-to survive. When something from his past resurfaces, the story Jakob has told himself for decades begins to fracture. And he is forced to confront the question he has spent his entire adult life avoiding: Was there truly nothing he could have done that day-or has he needed to believe that in order to keep living? The Number That Wasn't Mine is a historical novel about two brothers, one impossible decision, and the burden of surviving when someone you loved did not. Because sometimes the hardest thing to survive is not what was done to you. It is what survival asked you to become.

The Shelby family were down to very little in numbers. Arthur Shelby was dead, he followed not long after Polly, who followed not long after their dear Ruby - now, all that remained were the twins, Ada, Finn and Tommy. And even then they might as well have been another man down. Since his brush with death, he hadn't been seen anywhere. Not even his boys had seen him. Nor had his sisters. Finn too hadn't been sighted in years. Nobody knew where he had gone to, where he had been sent. Yet Francis still searched. But her search came to a halt when sickness came knocking on the door again. And now she is face with the question on how many of them will remain once the war comes to an end. Will it be their children who make it out, if they're lucky enough to make it out at all? Or will the ones that once forced Birmingham into chaos continue to reign?

Ten years ago, there was an incident that led to a war that engulfed Kivotos-the Dark Dawn Incident. Thousands upon thousands of Kivotosian girls died tragically, even with their special capability, all at the hands of the opposite gender, with extremist ideology. In just a few days, Kivotos fell into chaos, a small conflict occurred, and a war occurred when the then-extremist GCS issued martial law and deported ANY person who was male; they claimed it to be the only path to Peace. But is this what "peace" really is? And so, ten years later. The Eisenberg Military Academy (EMA) was formed in secret as a heavily armed student force of the Kaiser. Will this "War to end all wars" really end all the wars between males and females in Kivotos? (This is my first Blue Archive Fanfiction where instead of focusing on Sensei or the girl like other generic stories. Why don't we drive a bit into a more controversial topic? A topic that the Blue Archive writer had been ignoring for years since the release of the game.) (All of this is a Head Canon and work of Fiction; it isn't official, nor is it tied to any official Blue Archive. This is just a fan-made story made by someone who loves to play the game)

ONE SQUARE. THREE FAMILIES. THREE YEARS. Before the war, they were simply neighbours. The Hartmans, the Webers, the Müllers - they passed on the cobblestones, nodded, kept their distance, and got on with their lives. The square was home. Nothing more. Then the war came. And the square changed. Slowly, almost invisibly, it became something else. It began to judge. To witness. To imprison. And that weight settled over every family, in different ways, at different times. The Hartmans - once trusted by all, now guarding a secret that grows more dangerous with every passing month. The Webers - always quiet, now living in the shadow of something they must never speak aloud. The Müllers - certain and unshakable, their loyalty hardening into something absolute, unyielding. No doors are broken down in the night. No one is marched away. The terrible thing is not that something happens - it is that it could, at any moment. The threat hangs in the air, constant and unspoken. They were never close. Now they cannot look away. This is the story of how ordinary people become trapped in their own homes - not by chains, but by the slow, creeping realisation that the world they knew no longer exists. That judgment, that witness, that prison - they are all around them, and they are already inside. Three years. One square. And the silence deepens forever.

[ON-GOING] How far would you go to uncover the past... and what would you do if you found love there? A girl finds her grandmother's diary and wakes up in the middle of the Japanese occupation. Tasked with saving her grandfather from death, Felicity must rewrite history - but when she meets Mateo, her grandfather's best friend, her heart starts fighting a different battle. Some loves don't end. They simply wait - in another time, in another life. Aishiteru in Another Life written by: cheslaxx Genre: Historical Fiction, Romance Language: TagLish ©All Rights Reserved 2025

The Otherworlders never came. In 1941, facing economic sanctions from the United States, the Empire of Japan resolves to go to war and opens hostilities against the US, Britain, the Netherlands, and Australia. While the Southern Operation and the attack on Pearl Harbor mark the beginning of the conflict, the Magitek Research Department, which had been preparing its military forces against a possible invasion from another world, finds that no such enemy appears. Instead, it joins the war as part of Japan's military strength. The Magitek Research Department revives warships sunk during World War II-including the battleship Tosa, as well as Bismarck, Hood, and numerous aircraft carriers and other vessels-using technologies and magical techniques from another world. Armed with these resurrected weapons, it sails the world's oceans in battle against the Allied powers. Thus, this alternate World War II follows a path different from that of real history... RELEASE: 2026 (TL INCOMPLETE)

Amidst the chaos of the Second World War, Valerie and Ivy are being brought to an orphanage in the countryside. It seems safe at first, but the secluded and supposedly safe St. Teresa's Children's Home keeps a secret. The dense forest surrounding the ground is home to a monster which is supposed to keep the children from discovering the real horror from the inside. A fight against peers, teachers and even friends breaks out, in which the two also have to face their own past... _____________________-ˋˏ ༻𖤓༺ ˎˊ- _________________________ "Both froze mid-movement and Valerie heard Ivy's panicked breathing. It was a voice. A voice that made their hearts skip a beat and sent their pulses sky-high. A voice that reminded Valerie that this place would never let them go again."

There's a traitor among the Resistance fighters in France, and despite the misgivings of the team, an old West Point classmate of Garrison's is the only one who can help uncover him.

This is a short story that I wrote for an English class at the start of the year. It is heavily inspired by the Wolfenstein universe, as well as a certain mission from Black Ops 1. The story takes place in the Verkoyansk Mountain Range in russia, in the 1960's, deep in a Nazi mining camp, named Camp Overlook. The first part of the story is in 3rd person, but the ending is in 1st person, because we had to use 2 or more points of views when writing the stories. Let me know what yall think. Please note: There are most likely spelling and grammar mistakes throughout the story, that were missed in the editing process. This is a work of fiction. Any similarity to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events, is purely coincidental.

Chief is forced to confront a part of his past he'd rather forget. Based on GARRISON'S GORILLAS Episode 21, "Ride of Terror".