historize

Title: What Goes Around Comes Around
Author/Artist: historyblitz, kept track of at historize
Character(s) or Pairing(s): Prussia, Germany, Hungary and Ukraine; with Belgium and Russia and a couple other mentions
Rating: R
Warnings: Language, violence
Summary: This all relates back to a prompt I received from luminousbeat, who wanted: Uh... Belgium, Prussia, and Germany. Over the violation of Belgium's neutrality promised to her by the Treaty of London in 1839 (Prussia handed the responsibilities of the treaty over to Germany, meaning Germany shouldn't have invaded Belgium, but did regardless). And became different times during the World Wars (though, mostly WW2) that Prussia disagreed with what Germany did. And seeing England's method of raising kids wasn't really any worse.

Posted here

( When Prussia woke up, covered in blood with officers scrambling around the room, he had just laughed. Because, honestly, why not? )

Title: The Wall
Author/Artist: historyblitz
Character(s) or Pairing(s): America, England, France, China, Russia, Prussia, Germany, Poland, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Ukraine, Lithuania and Italy
Rating: Thematic R
Warnings: violence, symbolism
Summary: The end of World War II, Russia's revenge on Germany and the building and falling of the Berlin Wall.

As a note. I am an American. I was all of three years old when the Berlin Wall fell. So what I am going on is some stuff from my history classes and bits I looked up on youtube. This is a work in progress---so if there is some historical detail here that I have missed, please tell me.

Just in case you need visuals, I nabbed a couple maps offline. Map showing the territory of old Prussia and a map of the four sectors made by the Allied powers. (Trying to find a newer map of Prussia. That one is too old.)



Eventually posted here

( Russia slid a finger up, touching Prussia’s ear; still he didn’t flinch. )


Edit: Here we go. And you'll actually see that Prussia is not technically within German borders at the end of World War II. He was actually east of Germany and he lost all his territory to Poland and the USSR.

I'll admit...I messed that up and am just discovering it now that I spent quite a bit of time doing this. That's what I get for not researching thoroughly enough first.

Now I'm not sure what I should do with this. I still enjoyed writing this a lot. I don't often see these two on a brotherly level. I suppose maybe so long as I put up a disclaimer that I am well-aware of the historical inaccuracy--that Prussia is not technically East Germany--I could post it anyway?

Though, though, in the Old Prussia map--Prussia used to have that whole expanse of territory. (I really don't want these 15 pages to go to waste. I like this. Haha, so yes, I am looking for connections now.) So, technically--since Prussia united Germany and is Germany's brother--the Allies sort of 'pin' him as "east Germany' anyway. Russia did say he would "become East Germany"....so. So. Technically, this could work.




Edit: Haha, I came back to edit and, by chance, I turned on the song Pieces and suddenly this was a billion times sadder.