Analysis of Remarque's Passage

Paul described the forefront as an "impressive, inevitably" charm to his own "magical vortex". "Force majeure" explained ruthlessly the way to fight cruelly - this is inevitable and draws him without his consent. "Impressive" is a word that explains the things people need, and many soldiers want to fight at the forefront. Many young people are led to believe that war leads to making a person a hero - in some cases this may be true, but Paul said that the propaganda used by Kantorek and others was false It was discovered.

"No soldier can win a thousand chances, but all soldiers believe in that opportunity and believe in his luck" (Remarque 101) - only this line is the difficulty and attempts of the essence of Erich Maria Remarque It shows. However, if you thoroughly analyze his work "The Tranquility of the Western Battlefield", it is obvious that there are many other wars besides difficulties because he is a confusion, fear, pain, darkness, inhuman acts. . It leads to death. . By carefully analyzing his writing and the nature and personality of his personality, it is easy to understand that the most important thing for Remark is that he hates the nature, reality and existence of the war itself. Erich Paul Remarque, commonly known as Erich Maria Remarque, is an ancestor of the French, but German is a nationality. As a child, Remarque is not interested in politics and military affairs. Instead, he shows a trend towards music and sports.

In this article, I will examine various effects that Erich Maria Remarque created in the novel "Silence of the Western Front". As a writer, Remark unconsciously left his novel with completely different views and criticism of various forms to the reader. This definitely means that each reader is influenced by a novel. This article is divided into five main parts. That's it.

The novel by the German writer Erich Maria Lemarque All Quiet in the Western Front (1929) is a harsh reality depicting the experience of ordinary German soldiers during the First World War. This novel has become the main classic novel of high school students and college students in the First World War. In 1915, during the First World War, the French Red Cross asked American novelist Edith Wharton to visit a military hospital near the forefront to promote the demand for medical supplies. Wharton's article on these site visits was gathered and published in her book "French battle from Dunkirk to Belfort" (1915; reprinted by Greenwood Press in 1975).