The Cause.

The Cause.

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The significance of the war is not put on those who'd passed while fighting, but on what they fought for. When looked at from a certain perspective, you are simply one man, fighting for something far greater than you, or anything you could expect. "One man's passing is a tragedy. A million is a statistic." ~Stalin, presumably. //////////////////\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ The bitter thoughts that come from thinking deep into the significance of what a causality truly is haunt Frank Hughes. He writes of his awful experience during an attempted charge upon a German trench, and his thoughts as death quickly approaches him in the hospital. His writings are occasionally filled with bitter remarks of what his death, or the death of his fellow comrades, truly mean. \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ ////////////////// Woah, I wrote ANOTHER STORY?! Yup. Welcome to my 4 AM thoughts put into story form. Enjoy!
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Selected for the Wattpad Historical Fiction profile's top 25 shortlist in the Historical Awards 2023 #1 in Feminist, #1 in Easy Company, #1 Band of Brothers Book 2 - * - * - * - "No war can be won without young men dying. Those things which are precious are saved only by sacrifice." - Stephen E. Ambrose, Band of Brothers - * - * - * - War never changes, but who you fight alongside does. In 1942, Alice Klein left the French Maquis to assist the American's paratrooper corps. She lost everything to the Nazis when she left: her family, her country, and her friends. But she gained Easy Company. Alice and the rest of Easy Company have been through six long months of combat already. They've seen friends die. But they're about to enter the toughest months yet. December in Bastogne brings trench foot, artillery barrages, and snipers. It brings frostbite and stupid mistakes. And above all, D-Day + 193 brings death. As the war drags on, Alice must face hard truths about what it means to be a German Jew. Events from 1942 come to light which force her to rethink everything she knew about her family's fate. As it turned out, Germans were the first victims of the Nazi party. Thankfully, Alice doesn't have to face it alone. While some faces disappear forever, others become closer than she could have ever imagined. Because though war never changes, who you fight it with does. - * - * - * - Pairing: Lewis Nixon/OC BOOK TWO in [ A Tale of Two Heritages ] Start Date: March 24, 2020 End Date: May 11, 2020 Word Count: 139,901 Cross-posted to FFN and Ao3 - * - * - * - THIS CONTAINS realistic depictions of world war ii, realistic depictions of the holocaust, strong language, major character death, cigarette abuse, alcohol abuse

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