All Quiet on the Western Front by Erich Maria Remarque: The Brutality of War on Soldiers

The classic novel by Erich Maria Remarque "All the Silence of the Western Front" is based on World War I, and it depicts the subjects including pain, comrades, opportunities and inhumanization. The novel is spoken by Paul, a young German soldier who fought in the Western Front during the First World War. Like many German soldiers, Paul and his friends joined the older generations of patriotism, especially after Kantrek, a high school history teacher, joined the war. Paul and his friends, after having been exposed to the wonderful scene above, realized that the war was not as beautiful and heroic as the old generation.

In the silence of the West Front, Erich Maria Remark gradually showed the cruelty of war and the influence of the war on the front line of the family through the eyes of soldiers claiming to be innocent. In this article I will explain the influence of war on combatants and noncombatants in this novel. Remarque skillfully explained what the frontline staff experienced during the war and he explained how the soldiers quickly realized the reality of the war. "We are moving forward, I feel sick or sullen." This book is neither an accusation nor a regret The most important thing is dangerous. Even if they escape their shells, they will simply try to communicate to generations that they were destroyed by the war (Remarque Prologue). A story of German warriors who reported their spiritual, religious and physical difficulties.

The literary progress of all quiet Erich Maria Remarque in front of the west and All Quiet in the west front explains the two stories. It meticulously paid attention to the soldiers' ideas in World War I and detailed the fear of all wars; each story is not only a soldier's independent experience, but also a new appearance of the fight But there are. This war was seen through the eyes of Paul Bowmer, and his way of thinking was better developed than his comrade. His true silence about the symbol of the West, images, and fables - in this book we heard the word "young man of iron" which was used to represent Paul's generation. "Iron youth" is the ideal of a strong patriotic group of the motherland, they fight to fight to proud Germany and its history. The writer and character in the book tore this ideal compared to the reality of war, I feel the sky that it is useless. These young soldiers are not "iron"