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Hello, my name is Hoormanas, I'm from Russia and i don't speak english very well. So sorry for the mistakes.
I really like this work, and I would like, with your permission, to become it's translator into Russian on , indicating the author and a link to the original text.
I offer you cooperation, I hope that you will agree. it is a great honor for me)

Your Hoormanas~

"Siegesweise" is brilliant. I love the characterization, especially Haeften and how being involved with the conspirators had changed his life. Although "Valkyrie" is ultimately von Stauffenberg's story, it's nice to get another POV. The vague slash didn't even bother me. Very nice job!"

I cannot word my fondness for this story; it simply exceeds the limits of my vocabulary. Poignant, emotionally compelling. The characterizations are vivid simply stunning. I imagine those moments to be small slices of heaven, comfort and subdued affection in a world quickly spiraling out of control.

Well done~ If only there were more stories similar to this...hint hint. XD

wow. just. wow. this was amazingly well written and had so much emotion in between the words. it made me feel... i suppose it just made me feel. feels as though i held my breath the entire time. i wish so much that there was more of your valkyrie fic to read because this was magnificent, i am so glad i happened to find it. bravo.

I never really understood why people say "I want your babies," " I want to have passionate smex with this fic," or "marry me." but I get it it now.

I love you; your writing and the somewhat light slash you put on this is just phenomenal.

I never thought I'd favor a light, pre-slash such as this3

I am begging you, from the bottom of my heart, please please please write more of this! I have just watched the film and there was so much chemistry between those two, when they simply glance at each other and nothing needs to be said...This is the only thing on the entire web I could find about Werner. If you don't want to write more (but I hope you do because this was so beautifully crafted) do you know where I can find some?

Thankyou, Siat

Valkyrie was a film that left an impression on me at the end. So did Saving Private Ryan.

You're writing skills are excellent. I like the reading all of the descriptions for everything.

Keep writing!

For Freedom, a price has to be paid, and that demands the lives of people.

I love this pairing so much and I have had absolutely no luck finding any other fiction that features them! This is beautifully written and I desperately want more!

aw I loved it! :D

I keep hoping someone will write some Werner/Stauffenberg, I'd write some myself...But I can never get it to turn out right.

lovely. truly. wunderschön (i think is the right word).

~frankie

This was very beautifully written. I think you portrayed Werner perfectly. Best Valkyrie fic I've read :)

This is amazingly well written and very appropriate for the situation. That is, it's not light or too melodramatic, but you convey admiration in a way that shows Werner is level-headed enough to understand why his infatuation is dangerous. I've been interested in finding a story since I saw the ending of Valkyrie and now I did and a great one at that. I wish you'd write more.

Despite the pre-slash aspect (as I'm personally not a fan of slashing real people, historical or not), this was very very well done. In a way, the pre-slash is nearly negligible, and is able to be written off in some ways as a deep seated admiration. The prose is quite poetic and well done, and I think you have Stauffenberg's voice down quite well.

I really enjoyed this, and I think it's absolutely lovely.

PS. I did find one line a bit throwing, just because you use the same phrase in very close proximity. This is the one.

'Over the air at 0115 hours, the faint strains of the Overture to Lohengrin suddenly floated into the room, the strings weeping over the air, and the sudden poignancy of it made Werner sit up in his chair, straining to hear better.'

Though I love the imagery, seeing the phrase 'over the air' twice in the same sentence jarred me for a moment.