Commentary on All Quiet on the Western Front by Erich Remarque

The quiet fronts of the west are all stories of war, what the young man who served in World War II witnessed during a part of the time he spent there, and what was around him It describes what happened. The author's purpose in writing this book is to inform the reader about the sufferings and sufferings of World War II. He tried to tell the reader what kind of life as a soldier during the war was. The author, Erich Remarque, provides rich detail and a story to explain the suffering and suffering of this approach.

Written by Erich Remarque, Erich Remarque 's quiet western front tranquility is a novel about a young man who has removed society which was eventually part of him, turning from a normal person to a stubborn person. Remark wrote this novel and emphasized the confusion that occurred in confusion and war. Soldiers and the general public who did not participate in battle felt this confusion. In the silence of Remarque on the western front, civilians are often indifferent to war, and people like Paul and his friends are indifferent to the elements of always moving emotional war. For example, as the character is accustomed to standing at the forefront, you do not have to worry about the dangers of the front line. In another example, a friend of Paul did not show emotion when a sniper saw the killing of an enemy's soldier. In addition, I thought that Kay was unusual

All the quiet Erich Remarque novels of the West Front "West Frontline Quietness" are the young soldiers' novels such as Paul Baumar, the main character of the nationalist spirit, and the master's masterpiece joining the German army during the First World War It depicts a psychological and physical battle. Young students are enthusiastic and have the privilege of serving the country in times of crisis. It is not always interesting for inexperienced soldiers to lose their irony at once. Speech, theater, and contextual sarcasm are often used to insist on the truth and deepen the author's writing depth. Among Erich Maria Remarque's book "All the Silence of the Western Front", readers experienced years of life in front of World War I through the eyes of his young German Paul Bäumer who conquered their principals with his classmates Did. . Remarque uses sarcasm to the novel, if possible, it uses the name of the character and various settings.