World War II
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Related tropes/genres | Nazi, Historical AU, World War I |
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Fiction, art, and other fanworks that can make use of historical settings of World War II (from 1939 to 1945). See World War II at Wikipedia.
Stories set in WWII might be set in their canon timeline, or be Alternate Universes; historical fanworks that shift the setting to a different historical period are sometimes called Historical AUs.
Example Fandoms that focus on or around WWII
- Band of Brothers
- Captain America (Movieverse and comicsverse)
- Casablanca
- Chronicles of Narnia (The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe)
- Colditz
- The Cruel Sea by Nicholas Montsarrat
- Hellboy
- Hetalia: Axis Powers
- The Charioteer by Mary Renault
- Pearl Harbor
- The Wooden Horse by Eric Williams
Example Fanworks
Examples Wanted: Editors are encouraged to add more examples or a wider variety of examples. |
- Post-WWII Ray/Gerard series by pearl_o
- in sickness and in health by mwestbelle, WWII AU in which Bob married his fallen comrade's wife out of duty, but Frank is not so fallen.
- The Stone Gryphon series by rthstewart. The Pevensies during the war; AU for The Last Battle (2009–present)
- National Service by burntcopper.
- Oswiecim by Gabrielle Lawson. Julian Bashir time travels to Auschwitz (1998)
- Moonlight Serenade by acoolusername, a Kara Danvers/Lena Luthor historical AU.
- Their finest hour by Emily Shore. Set at Dunkirk (2008)
- I'll Be Seing You by thepsychicclam. Sterek meet in 1941.
- Hart's Divide by TheSSClexa, an AU in which Lexa is an injured pilot and Clarke is her doctor.
- Where Have All The Flowers Gone by perkynurples. Lt Colonel Thorin Durin exchanges letters with Bilbo Baggins, the man who is housing his nephews during the war. AU.
- Wonder Woman - Fan Film by Jesse V. Johnson. Wonder Woman is captured by Nazis (2013)