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It Really Happened #1 (1944)

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Contains 9 stories
Lieutenant Richard Barklie Lakin
5 pp · non-fiction; war

Lieutenant Richard Barklie Lakin commands the British submarine "Ursula" through a string of harrowing engagements against Nazi forces—from dodging depth charges in the Atlantic to drawing enemy fire away from an invasion convoy, and conducting daring raids deep into enemy harbors. This true account follows the young skipper as he and his crew demonstrate that a submarine, despite its reputation as a hit-and-run vessel, can stand toe-to-toe with Germany's mightiest warships and emerge victorious. With nerve, quick thinking, and a willingness to risk everything, Lakin proves himself one of the Royal Navy's most audacious commanders.

Jan Christiaan Smuts
6 pp · non-fiction; war

Jan Christiaan Smuts rises from a Boer War commander leading daring raids against British forces to become a visionary statesman whose philosophy of unity—what he calls "holism"—shapes his approach to healing a fractured world. From his early encounter with a principled Indian immigrant to his crucial role in advocating for a League of Nations after the Great War, Smuts pursues his belief that bringing people together, rather than keeping them apart, offers the only true path to lasting peace. This is the remarkable true story of how South Africa's elder statesman became one of the British Empire's most influential figures during the twentieth century's most turbulent decades.

Behind the Enemy Lines.
5 pp · non-fiction; war

When Nazi forces sweep toward Moscow in the winter of 1941, a Russian farm family—Peter, Elena, and their son—abandon their home to join partisan guerrillas operating deep behind enemy lines. Over months of sabotage and ambush, they learn to strike at Nazi supply lines and rail routes, but when headquarters orders them to destroy a crucial bridge before an armored train crosses, the mission demands the ultimate sacrifice. This true account captures the courage of ordinary citizens who chose to fight tyranny from the forests and shadows of occupied Russia.

Benjamin Franklin
7 pp · history

Benjamin Franklin arrives in Boston as an ambitious young printer's apprentice with dreams bigger than his circumstances, determined to make his mark through his writing and wit. As his curiosity and inventive mind flourish—from his anonymous essays to his groundbreaking experiments with electricity—Franklin rises to become a trusted voice for the American colonies, ultimately playing a vital role in securing French support during the fight for independence. This is the story of how a boy with three cents in his pocket became the nation's most respected statesman and scientist.

The Dixie Demons
4 pp · non-fiction; war
The Crommelin Brothers

Five brothers serving in the Pacific during World War II—Richard, Quentin, John, Henry, and Charles Crommelin—have earned themselves the nickname "the Dixie Demons" for their relentless combat record across every major battle from the Gilberts to Tarawa. When Japanese forces strike hard and fast, these naval officers answer with devastating air and sea power, each taking their turn to strike back against the enemy. This story of a genuine American naval family shows how the Crommelin Brothers became one of the war's most decorated fighting forces.

Gautama Buddha - the Beggar Prince
6 pp · history

A sheltered young prince raised in luxury within palace walls discovers an unsettling truth: the world beyond holds suffering and sorrow that his father has hidden from him. When Gautama ventures out despite his father's efforts to shield him, he embarks on a spiritual journey seeking answers to the pain he witnesses, ultimately finding enlightenment and a path to peace that transforms him from a warrior prince into a teacher for millions across the Orient.

Bloopie the G.I. Monkey
4 pp · non-fiction; war
Kit Carson
6 pp · non-fiction; western-frontier

Kit Carson rises from a sharpshooter in frontier Missouri to become one of the West's most formidable frontiersmen—a hunter, trapper, and guide whose skill with a rifle and gift for languages earn him respect from both settlers and Native peoples alike. From daring rescues and horse recoveries to perilous mountain expeditions alongside explorer Frémont, Carson proves himself a natural leader whose fairness and nerve shape the course of westward expansion. His remarkable journey spans the Rocky Mountains, the Great Salt Lake, the Mexican War, and finally his role as Indian Agent, cementing his legacy as a pioneering force in American civilization.

Technical Sergeant Charles Vondrachek
3 pp · war

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