Download All Quiet on the Western Front PDF by Erich Maria Remarque, published in December 1928. Pertenece a la generación de escritores alemanes que vivieron la experiencia de las dos guerras mundiales.
Reviews
1. Rating 4/5
It must be the characterizing novel of World War I, told from the perspective of a German fighter battling in the channels of France. This is definitely not a novel of sentiment, interest, and experience; it is an obvious and frighteningly reasonable depiction of what is more likely than not been similar to attempting to get by starting with one day then onto the next and quite often coming up short. Troublesome and irritating to peruse, it all things considered is an account of how war is unpleasant, and ideally why the recounting it might help discourage future wars.
2. Rating 4.5/5
This book All Quiet on the Western Front PDF is loaded up with direct scenes into the life of a trooper on the war front. The depictions are so striking and abnormal while it made me as a peruser feel melancholic all through.
The book has succeded in crushing the legends I had with respect to the brilliance of war.
In the wake of perusing this book, I have begun wishing that if all individuals in this world read this book, they would unquestionably comprehend the vanity of war and the obliteration it brings.
Maybe then we could arrive at a phase where there would be nobody on this planet pondering another war.
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