A small force of Swedish resistance volunteers backed by the Allied forces during World War Two are given a priority assignment to penetrate behind German lines to locate and bring to safety the surviving members of an Underground anti-Nazi spy ring.

On Valentine's Day, the shy Falk attends a Sabaton concert with friends and finds himself attracted to the singer - only to unexpectedly meet him after the show.

Sweden remained neutral during WWII, but not all Swedes were neutral. Several people at the Swedish embassy in Berlin team up with people at the local Swedish church to smuggle a group of Jews out of Berlin and into Sweden.

On a trip to collect supplies for the platoon, Joakim spots something he's always wanted at the building being used as the supply depot behind the German lines... and gets permission to take it, as long as he figures out how.

The prompt:

What happens when they mix a Christmas party, mistletoe, and "noch ein bier" too many?

The year 800. The old Jarlof the clan just died and a young, charismatic sub-leader is elected successor. He has his reasons not to want to be the new Jarl at all - and even more important reasons to accept the election.

After the last big war on resources, the earth is a desert. Corporations (in the cities/ megaplexes) and Warlords (out of the cities) fight eath other, for influence and for the last resources. In this chaos, several veteran organisations are founded, fought by the corporations but tolerated or even welcomed by the warlords. One of these organisations are the War Eagles, a veteran band. Although it's dangerous, they keep performing.

 

OK, I gave them all nicknames. Thought it fitting.You should be able to figure out, who is who.

With a creak, the somewhat warped wooden door opened, and a completely exhausted Kristina, wet to the bone, entered the hut. The drawstring with a stately stag on it had been fastened to her belt; over her shoulder hung a badly wounded stranger. The man was pale, and blood was dripping from his clothes onto the floor.

Christmas 1914, an unofficial truce took place in the trenches. Three Germans, an Englishman, and a Frenchman forged an unlikely friendship, a bond they renewed after the war.