ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT PDF

In this book ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT written by ERICH MARIA REMARQUE and published in 1928. Set during World War I and the novel after a poignant and realistic  portal of the harrowing experiences endured  by soldiers on the front lines. In this book story about Paul Baumer who is a young German soldiers and his  comrades and they confront the brutalities and  horror war.

All quiet on the western front books open with a group of enthusiastic young men who fueled by patriotism and fervor enlist in the army. In this book Remarque skillfully portrays the physical and psychological toll war takes on the soldier effectively capturing the trauma for a desensitization they experience. In this book Paul Baumer,s eyes readers witness the transformations of innocent and idealistic youths into battle hardened Veterans grappling with the loss of their youth innocence and even sanity and authors gripping description of the welfare in the branches of the environment creating a sense of empathy & understanding for the soldiers plight.

In this book ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT the themes of the dehumanizing impact of war and the soldiers are reduced to mere cogs in the machinery of conflict forced to confront the existential question of the life the fulfill of the war and death. In this book forces readers to confront the senselessness of violence and the human cost of political ideologies. The themes have resonated with generation of readers earning it a well deserve place in the literature.

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