All Quiet on the Western Front and Gallipoli

The only difference between all the quiet Gallipoli in the Western Front is that the Western front uniforms are all quiet Gallipoli is two independent stories that recorded the experience of two independent young people in the same war . A 19-year-old German soldier, Paul Bowmer, drew a story of "quiet front in the west". This tragic story began with Baumer's training camp and ended in an unfortunate death. Archy is an 18 year old Australian athlete who is the main character of Gallipoli.

All the quiet Erich Maria Remarque of the Western Front was written and written in Germany during the First World War. At the moment, the attitude of war is that it is the glory, the picture of the most heroic death that anyone can have. However, "quiet on the Western Front" is an anti-war novel that shows the truth and reality of war. This book is banned by the German government and seems to be read and trusted by young people. During the Cold War, John F. Kennedy said: "Before the end of the war, mankind must end the war." The destruction caused by World War I (Remarque 1982) After that, Erich M. Remarque was in his pioneering work. "Total silence of the Western Front" is trying to spread this pacifist message and anti-war sentiment. This new type of war has been left behind as the greatest and most technically advanced deadly war at that time.

So, the veteran of Gallipoli, who headed for the West Front, said: "Look, we think Gallipoli is awful, but we have arrived at the West Front and we realized nothing." . And some Australians are more accurate than they look back at the old Gallipoli. We lost 46,000 people in the western front and made 9,000 people lost in Gallipoli almost negligible. But Gallipoli is still huge in Australian psychology. If you mined most Australian military knowledge, I think that 90% of them start and end in Gallipoli, that 90% will be concentrated on the first day.

There are many questions about the coincidence of the Gallipoli movement and the Armenian massacres in the land of the Ottoman Empire - Australian historians have never seen them - it is worth the argument. This is one. The Germans on the western front were not highly appreciated by the Australian army: their Belgian atrocities were exaggerated, never forgotten or forgotten. In contrast, the time of Anzac in Gazzolap is not easy to understand, so the Turkish enemies are far more responsible for the Armenian crime, not the Australian army who recorded Gallipoli for them, respect It seems to be done. Experienced person