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Simon is in solitary confinement again. What better time for another chess game with Major Mohn?
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Another Day (or 'the inner workings of Tim Downing's mind') by PinguBoogaloo
Fandoms: Colditz (1972)
25 Dec 2017
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In which Tim dwells on his feelings for Simon.
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Simon is in solitary after breaking his ankle during his failed escape attempt, and his mind wanders.
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Separated from Cathy by his imprisonment in Colditz, Simon is feeling hard up. Dick offers to help him out, and Simon discovers a whole new way of loving.
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There's a tentacle monster under Colditz Castle. Also Carter hates Mohn. A lot.
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Simon has been in solitary for a month. When he gets out, there's peaches and more.
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George has insomnia so prefers to spend his nights alone thinking and sketching portraits. Lately he's been making portraits of a boy he knew in the army. Mohn can't sleep most nights as well and accidentally stumbles onto George's hideout. They start developing a secret friendship which may turn out to be more than that.
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Hell Raising Heat of the Summer by Judopixie for crimsondust
Fandoms: Enemy at the Door (TV), Colditz (1972)
27 May 2015
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Horst is an omega who goes into heat at a conference. Reinicke is the alpha who senses his problem. Sex ensues.
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The castle collapses after heavy rain and many tunnels dug into its foundations, here's how our favourite mostly-harmless-POWs-and-guards react.
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After 10 years as a POW Horst Mohn gets married and has a daughter. This is how well it turns out for him.
- Language:
- English
- Words:
- 7,779
- Chapters:
- 1/1
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- 83
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Mohn drew the images that wouldn't leave him alone in sketchbooks and hid them in the castle. As they're found the residents get a glimpse into his thoughts.
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Mohn is reluctantly drawn into a friendship with a young soldier he meets in a Dresden Hospital after being wounded at Stalingrad. A friendship that might heal some of his scars but challenge everything he knows about courage and bravery.
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- English
- Words:
- 7,454
- Chapters:
- 12/12
- Kudos:
- 3
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Anna wants to fight for her love but this is one war that Mohn has already given up on before it has even started.
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10 times Horst Mohn was brave and 1 time he wished he was braver.
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Carter's mind is not on the chess game tonight.
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Mohn is fed up of Christmas, but for a very good reason.
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He thought doing his duty scrupulously would save his honor, but after the war, he wonders...
(kindkit's prompt in Obscure and British commentfest.)
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I've Been to a Marvellous Party by halotolerant for kindkit
Fandoms: The Charioteer - Mary Renault, The Wooden Horse Series - Eric Williams, Wings (TV 1977), Colditz (1972), Raffles - E. W. Hornung
23 Dec 2013
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And so now, at the age of thirty-one, a good ten years older than most of the debutantes to the world he had entered, Nigel was exploring what London had to offer and, thus far, had been really only an observer, and of course co-conspirator in the endless labyrinthine intrigues of Bim’s romantic affairs.
New Year's Eve 1938. A small, discreet gathering in London.
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Pat and Dick, tenderness, bathing and trying to say the things they're not very good at.
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The Man in Black by Artemis (Citrine)
Fandoms: Sherlock Holmes & Related Fandoms, Sherlock Holmes (1984 TV), Colditz (1972)
09 Nov 2012
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Is he a spy?
One of ours?
One of theirs? He speaks perfect German.
That doesn’t prove anything. Watson has already discovered that he also speaks perfect French and excellent Polish. His English is upper-class, clipped and precise, and otherwise unidentifiable. He claims to be a captain, but he never mentions a regiment and unlike the rest of the British prisoners he doesn’t wear a uniform.