Worldwarone Stories

Born into the golden age of England's aristocracy, Lady Charlotte Crawley has always stood just beyond the light - too independent for London society, too tender-hearted for its rules. The youngest of Lord and Lady Grantham's daughters before Sybil, she is her father's quiet favourite, the steady voice in a house divided by pride and change. From the morning the news of the Titanic arrives to the summer days that smell of roses and fear, Charlotte witnesses the Crawleys' world shift beneath its silken surface. Between her sisters' rivalries, her mother's grace, and her grandmother's sharp wit, she learns that the Abbey's walls may shelter them from scandal, but not from time. And then there is Matthew Crawley - modern, principled, infuriatingly sincere - the man meant for Mary but who finds in Charlotte a mirror of his own restless spirit. Their friendship blossoms in stolen conversations and quiet laughter, a love too deep to name and too dangerous to declare. Yet as 1914 dawns, the skies above England darken. Whispers of war become cannon fire, and the laughter that once filled Downton's gardens fades beneath the sound of marching feet. Sons, husbands, and brothers are called to fight; daughters must learn to be brave in their absence. When Britain enters the Great War, Charlotte's dreams turn to dread. The nightmare that once woke her - Matthew on a battlefield far from home - becomes terrifyingly real. Torn between duty and love, she must find her strength in a world unraveling, where every telegram could shatter a heart and every dawn might be the last of its kind.

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The Grand Ducal Coup has succeeded. In order to avoid revolution, Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovich, the Tsar's brother, takes the reins of the Government in Petrograd and declares himself regent with the support of all senior Grand Dukes. With a heavy heart, he sends his brother, wife and daughters into exile to the Isle of Man and becomes his nephew's tutor until he comes of age. Russia becomes a Constitutional Monarchy, and revolution is avoided. Meanwhile, the Tsar's uncle, Grand Duke Paul, who had settled in Russia in 1914 after spending several years in exile in Paris due to his scandalous marriage to a divorced woman, is adjusting to his old life. His children, Vladimir, an accomplished poet, Irina, and Natalia, will have to settle into a new world, far from everything they have always known. In the final days of the old regime, Vladimir falls in love with Grand Duchess Olga Nikolaevna, but the coup, Rasputin's murder, and their divided loyalties drift them apart. His sister Irina also finds love with Feodor, but he still sees her as a little girl. Natalia, the most extroverted and fiery of the siblings, makes an impression wherever she goes, leaving a trail of broken hearts in her wake. Together, they will have to navigate life, love, friendship, and heartbreak in a foreign country with a new position, new people, and unfamiliar conventions.

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

The year is 1917. The Great War has engulfed Europe and Asia, and all the major powers are at war. Russia is turbulent and violent; food is running low, supplies are vanishing, and young men are being killed in battle. The people are angry and their hatred is directed at one man: Tsar Nicholas II. In the midst of the worst war the world has seen before, Tsar Nicholas Romanov is trying desperately to cling to the vanishing strands of control he had over Russia, the same control his family has had for the last three hundred years. But with foreign nations, the nobles, and the people waging war against him, Nicholas must manage to keep him and his family safe and alive. A fictional account of the final years of the Romanov family and the final years of the Imperial Russian monarchy before the upheaval of the Russian Revolution, the story of the struggling Romanov family and their close household servants showcases how family ties, loyalty, and hope are too strong to relinquish even in the face of tragedy.

A soldier during the Great War, just a cog in the machine of one of it's greatest battles, the Somme.

Germany and Prussia have been separated before. They've been through pain and joy together. During times of pain and isolation, one object has connected these two bruders. The Iron Cross. This object holds many stories, memories, and tales... And you will be able to see and read the memories, and you will see just how precious the crosses are to these two Germans. Three parts. A beginning, a middle, and an end.

This is a short story which I wrote about a battle in world war 1.

The trials and tribulations of William Schofield, a husband, and father, away fighting in The Great War and Y/N, a wife riddled with a new sense of normalcy back home in England are all written down into letters for each other to read, sympathize, laugh and grieve with one another whilst they are apart.

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.

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.

This is a short story about John. John is different very different, from what he understands hes the only one who will live to the next tomorrow. But he can also go back, to any time he wants. This is one of his adventures. Comment if you'd like more.

In the heart of World War I, an ambitious young soldier quickly finds that trading his diploma for combat books leads him down roads to destruction and creates a new meaning for fear which he had never imagined. When he quickly finds him self living in a mirror opposite of the world he once thought he knew, his concept of what is right and wrong must quickly adapt. And he must decide, is there truly a distinct line between good and evil-- or is there a no man's land between the two?

Nolan an ordinary boy gets drafted to a war. During the raffling he meets somone special...

World War 1 true story

Cecil Fredricks sat between his friends, struggling to stay awake as the aging night enveloped him. All around them, shells fall from the sky, destroying everything and leaving a mess of the battlefield they sit on. Thinking back to his own room, and family that he hadn't seen in nearly five months, he couldn't help but wonder if he could ever be free from the horrors of war. The daily struggles of a young soldier living on the Western Front during World War 1. Written as a school project.

What if you had lived before? For eighteen-year-old Lavinia Gregory every day is like waking up from a dream, the older she gets the more she remembers. She used to be shorter, with long, dark hair- not now, and it is not just the colour of her hair that has changed, it is her entire life. Over the years, the memories of her past life became less vague, less like shadows and colours and more like the thundering horses that always seem to be hammering across her chest. Lavinia had a family, a family she sacrificed everything for and now they're gone and she's here. In a world full of ghostly shadows and unfinished memories. Lavinia must discover, why she came back to this world and how she died in the first place. But most importantly what happened to him, Will, the one she loved above all the rest?

This will be an alternate historical scenario where the Central Powers won the Great War.

Charlotte Sullivan is only six years old when she's sent to a Foundling Hospital in the small town of Farringham, where her mother thinks she'll be safe from her drunk father. There, she meets Pearl Robins and Timothy Latimer. Charlotte slowly starts to develop feelings for Tim as they get closer, but she's afraid of rejection because she's a maid for Mr Ridley, one of the teachers at Tim's school. When Mr Smith and Martha Jones enter their lives, little do they both realise that they will never be the same again.... __________________________________________________________________________________ Timothy Latimer x OC I do not own any of the characters except Charlotte, Pearl and Charlotte's family. All the other characters belong to the Doctor Who franchise.