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A story of love, war, and hate.. when two loves one another- but they shouldn't. Two Jewish orphan sisters and a German.. what could happen?

When war erupted across Europe in 1939, sixteen year old Katherine Montague had known what she wanted to do - what she had to do. Now, five years later and a trained nurse in the British army, she finds herself thrust into the thick of that same war. But as the fight for the Western Front rages on, Katherine discovers something amid the rubble of the death and destruction around her. Something that will plunge her into a completely new war - a war she'd never intended to fight, but has no intention of losing. The war for William Hughes' heart. Love might be enough to win the battle, but will it be enough to win the war? If not, her own heart just might pay the price.

Eva Dussel is a shy girl. She is innocent and a very caring and a kind soul. Because of some past she hates war with all her might. But fate has something else for her. She is caught in the deadliest war ever known in history - World War II. Eva is a Jew. Will she be able to trust the person she had fallen in love with - an army officer? Peter Wills, the most handsome boy of the college falls for Eva. But he is forced to join the military training for the Nazis because of the law which was passed in 1934. How will this love story progress in this war? Will they able to face all the situations and still have faith in each other and complete their sweet yet this heart breaking love story? What price will Eva and Peter have to pay because of the war? Witness this unusual story of friendship, love and betrayal as Eva tells the story of her life. Highest rank #24 in Historical Fiction. Cover by - Swarali Kulkarni

A story of love in times of darkness, of all kinds of love. This is the story of Ivy and her loved ones before the Second World War in Nazi Germany. They say history was written by the victors, but what about the history of the defeated? See the unseen side of history, through the Germans' eyes. Ivy is a conflicted girl who, along with those around her, goes through one of the darkest periods of human history. To survive, they must make the ultimate sacrifices for love, family, friendship, acceptance, war, safety, and happiness. This is the first book, the beginning. They came from darkness. (c) 2014 All rights reserved - Mary B.C.

If the victims could speak, they would tell a story. I don't know how similar or different their story would be to mine. I have no idea. I don't know what literary style they would use, but I know the pain they would feel, a pain I feel too thanks to this angel called empathy and its friend called emotion. The sad fact, however, is that the victims can no longer tell it. They are dead or don't have a voice strong enough to scream to the world about our GENOCIDE, even before the Jewish one. It is up to me, then, as a Ukrainian, to begin this story. This story is fictional, inspired by the reality of '32-'33 in Ukraine, but it could be as real as all stories...

Wilhelm Krammer has an ax to grind after his fiancée dies in his arms. Pulled from his squad of partisan hunters, he's assigned to work on a time travel project...which goes horribly wrong. When a machine test misfires, Wilhelm is transported to modern-day Berlin. He sees and learns many disturbing things. The only thing that doesn't make him recoil is the woman who comes to his aid and is determined to help him get home. Emily Feit can hardly believe her eyes when a WW2 SS Captain lands at her feet. Knowing he's injured and desperate, she can't walk away. With no other choice, Emily lets him stay with her. Neither of them expected to develop feelings for the other, so how can things possibly work out when they fall in love? Complicating matters is her friend, Daniel Roth, who secretly loves her. But there's more to Daniel's instant hatred of Wilhelm than jealousy over a woman. Daniel knows something isn't right with her new friend. And he intends to get to the bottom of it with the help of his elderly great-grandfather - an ex-Nazi hunter who has his own ax to grind.

Nazi Germany. World War II. Chaos and destruction lingering around each and every corner. These are dangerous times for a girl on the run... Forced to flee her home, a young Jewish girl finds herself in Poland where she sacrifices her life and name in order to survive. To fight. For her freedom. For her right to live, to love...

It started on a night with broken glass. First the glass, then the screams, and then the blood. And then, their lives were changed forever. It marked the beginning of her brother's suffering. As Else Schüffen struggles to define everything that is happening around her in Germany 1941, Maximilian faces a different kind of struggle. An adopted Jew in a Christian family, Max faces betrayal and loss, forgiveness and anger. Being a divided family with a Nazi as a brother, his fears become a reality. He must go into hiding, but with a different identity: Henrik Brandenburg, an Aryan shopkeeper. And then there's Else, a young Aryan girl, in the midst of her brother's tumult. Painting, it seems, is the only way of escape, and the only way to keep her brother, Maximilian, in her heart forever. Through it all, there is one thing she learns. Sometimes, in order to survive, we must repair our broken wings and learn to fly again~ #39 in historical fiction//March 29th Edited by the lovely @jgfairytales

This story is about a 16 year old Jewish girl, trying to live a normal life she had friends, loving boyfriend, but she had family problems. She didn't care much about her parents and sisters. She had one older brother named Dakota, that she loves very much and he loves her. They are the best of friends. What happens when her family is killed and her brother Dakota gets sick. Who will she meet? What will she think when her boyfriend Derex goes looking for her in the ruins of the ghetto? Will she even be there? Read and find out the roller coster ride of Irenes life.

// My jaw clenched as I glared at the pin. He stepped closer, and closer still until I had to look up at him. I forced myself to maintain eye contact despite the intense urge to look away. ''Accept this, Edith,'' he said in a low, stern voice. ''For both our sakes.'' // A love story set in Nazi Germany.