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My GrandmotherA Poem by NoraMariaMy grandmother is a hero-- this actually happened during WWII. |
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PreludeA Chapter by Fetish EwingThe man lay, dying, in front of Linda. His frail body rose and sunk as he slept, his snores catching apnea against the nasal cannula taped to his shri.. |
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The Real EnemyA Poem by Harmartia PoeShots are fired. Friend or foe? Who’s the enemy? Nobody knows. It’s not a soldier a nurse, a Jew, or even a Nazi wi.. |
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EscapeA Poem by Mike MardisAn experiment in alliteration, this is a poem of war from the perspective of the refugee. |
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Still Standing: Surviving Custer’s Last Battle -..A Story by Don SolenbergerWhat might have happened to two ambitious lovers had the Battle of the Little Big Horn not separated them? |
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Black RainA Poem by Cari Lynn VaughnYou Drowned Me In Your Black Rain |
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Marching Towards BerlinA Story by Brandon LeeI wrote this during my spare time. I would love some constructive criticism. |
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Modern PrometheusA Book by KateA Historical Paper on the Leadership and Legacy of Julius Robert Oppenheimer |
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Fighting GhostsA Story by JakeA short story from WW2 |
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1, the more serious stuff.A Chapter by Princeps Magnus Astrum Ca..I had, what one of my close spiritual advisers told me, was a past life experience, in the form of a dream. It was very touching, so it is a sad one. |
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Those Little Boats Goliaths FacedA Poem by Tomás Ó C&a..The Little Boats that sailed the chanell during the evacuation of Dunkirk faced down the odds. Itwas a miracle the operation succeeded. One of those r.. |
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Daydream in BlueA Story by satansbebeReflections on Hollywood, Race, and Education |
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DreamsA Poem by Jane WoolfDeafening bombs dropped endlessly,Cries of pain and anguish filled the airDeath was everywhereLeft, right, center,This fighting would never stop.My co.. |
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ComfortA Story by justa335.... based on historically true accounts.... (image from pinterest.com), the word 'Ate' (ah-teh) is how older sisters are called in Filipino. |
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Fish In The SeaA Book by Chris RuttanMining engineer James Novak, Northern Philippines joins guerrillas in WWII to avoid capture by the Japanese. Mao Tse-tung: "A guerrilla must move amo.. |
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Chapter 1: Stranger in a New PlaceA Chapter by Chris RuttanGold boom town of Baguio in northern Philippines at the outbreak of WWII. Complacent American expatriate mining community disparages threat of war. |
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Béla's LettersA Book by Jeff Ingber“Béla’s Letters” tells of the extraordinary lives of Béla Ingber and his family members before, during, and after the .. |
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