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Moldaumädel by Lotterliese
Fandoms: Historical RPF, Historical Criminals RPF, Real Person Fiction, reichblr, Reich Fandom - Fandom
24 Mar 2025
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Maria, a young German-Czech woman from a poor background, meets the most powerful man in Bohemia on a misty February morning. Is Reinhard Heydrich really as cruel as the “Volksmund” claims?
Fictional dark romance in a historical setting. Kind of a slow burn compared to my other Heydrich stories. (It's not just straight up porn this time, I promise).
Translated version. Original was written in German, my mother's tongue. Feel free to look up the remaining German words, it's worth the time.
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05 Aug 2026
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The Shadows of Berlin by Navinani
Fandoms: Political RPF - German 20th c., Third Reich RPF, Historical RPF, The Tattooist of Auschwitz Series - Heather Morris, Original Work
05 May 2026
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In the smoldering aftermath of her escape from Auschwitz, Laura journeys through a broken Poland still trembling under the weight of war. Haunted by the memory of what she endured — and by the man who refuses to let her go — she becomes both witness and fugitive, moving through the ruins of cities and the fragile hope of resistance networks.
In Warsaw, she learns that freedom carries its own cost, and that survival does not end with escape. Laura must confront not only the ghosts of the horrid world around her, but the darkness that still lingers inside her.
Meanwhile, Dr. Josef Mengele begins his relentless pursuit. What started as control has turned into obsession, his search for Laura entwined with his own unraveling as the Reich seemingly writes history.
Their paths, once bound by horror, will cross again — not in the camp’s shadows, but in the rotten heart of a once doomed empire.
Between ruin and rebirth, light and darkness, The Shadow of Berlin tells a story of survival, identity, and the haunting cost of freedom.Series
- Part 2 of The Shadows of World War II
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05 Aug 2026
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The Shadows of Auschwitz by Navinani
Fandoms: Political RPF - German 20th c., Third Reich RPF, Historical RPF, the Tattooist of Auschwitz, Original Work
03 Nov 2025
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This is the story of a young woman lost in time who finds herself in the horrific environment of Auschwitz during World War II. It delves into her experiences with history in the flesh and the impact of these events on her life and time.
This story balances historical accuracy with the fictional elements of time travel, focusing on the emotional and psychological aspects of the characters as well as an alternative reality which impacts the whole world.
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- Part 1 of The Shadows of World War II
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05 Aug 2026
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Lieb' mich, küss mich, halt mich fest.
Friedrich comforts Albrecht after the boxing match at the birthday party of his father.
Eventually, he tells him how he really feels about him.Bookmarked by strawberrypiecrust
05 Aug 2026
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“Do you not understand the word no?” she hissed. “Go chase the simpering smiles of women who throw themselves at your feet. I am not one of them.”
Sebastian was momentarily stunned by her boldness. A woman from a lower station, speaking to him as if he were beneath her? Did she not know who he was? Did she not understand that she was here to make a match like all the others? And he, without question, was the most eligible man in the room.
Yet she had spoken to him like he was nothing more than dirt beneath her slipper.
His jaw tightened as a flicker of anger surged through him. He fought to maintain his composure. He would have her sharp tongue working his cock in due time. He always did. Never before had he needed to work so hard to earn a lady’s attention, let alone her favor. Women usually melted under his gaze, tripping over their words to gain his notice.
But Eris Hargrave was different.
She resisted him, and it ignited something in him; it was sharp, volatile, and unfamiliar.
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03 Aug 2026