holocaust

After the events at the Manor, Harry and Draco find themselves stranded in the countryside with a broken wand and Death Eaters on their tail. This is the story of an uneasy truce, featuring faerie forests, seaside caves, Romani camps, kind old ladies, and a shared bed in an attic. Or how two boys fell in love in the midst of a bloody coup.

Sometimes, when he’s lucky, Schmidt can’t hurt him. It’s like there’s a room inside of Erik’s head that’s he’s usually locked out of, that won’t open no matter if he beats himself bloody against it. On those days, he endures. But sometimes—and Erik doesn’t know why, whether it’s that the stars align or some higher power takes pity or Erik screams loud enough to earn his reward—the door opens. Erik can duck inside and slam it behind him and watches himself through the windows as Schmidt slowly, methodically tortures him to strength. These days, this past week, there’s a boy in the room with him and he tells Erik, “That’s horrible,” like that means something. Somehow, across the world, Erik's and Charles' minds touch when they need each other most. They can't be sure that the other boy is real. They suspect that he is not. But that doesn't mean they aren't each other's lifeline until they lose each other and then for a while longer.

Somewhere amidst all the fear-smell and their impending death sentence another scent caught Derek's nose. It was one that spoke of hope and future and that he was almost sad to find here.

After Hans shows one act of kindness to a Jewish man doomed to die, Max is forced to leave the relative safety of Himmel street. But how can a man who has lived the last four years in hiding survive? How can a Jew hunted and condemned have a life? Max's journey is just beginning the moment he sets foot outside 33 Himmel street. From hiding in Munich to the horrors of Auschwitz and Dachau Max walks in the shadow of death every day.

Two years later. Max & Liesel are still struggling with what happened to each of them. Max can't forget his time in Dachau or Auschwitz, or how his entire family died. And Liesel is haunted by the destruction of Himmel Street. The only thing they have left is each other...It's takes little courage to die, especially if you choose it The bravest people are those who are still alive.

In retrospect, it was a terrible idea to leave Stiles alone with a set of silverware.

That night, you slowly unwind the bandages and his resistance falls away as well.

She laughs and cries a bit over his letter, and then puts it with the others, in the top drawer of the desk in her room, ties with a blue satin ribbon. She’ll reach for them when she feels the need to hear his voice again, even if only in her head. Joe and Emma in letters throughout the last year of the war (and a bit more).

After Josh meets with Breckenridge to talk about reparations for slavery, he and Toby talk about genocide. Post-ep for 1.18 "Six Meetings Before Lunch".

The year is 1943. Tina Scamander and her husband Newt were just about to flee Poland when they came. They took Tina and stole her away in the dead of night, tearing her from her life and thrusting her into a concentration camp just for wizards. Gellert Grindelwald has revealed the magical community to a certain powerful, horrible Muggle, Adolf Hitler. Now, the race is on for Newt to find Tina, and for Tina to somehow escape and return to her little three month year old son and her husband, before Grindelwald finds her in his own, magical version of Hitler's killing camps.