The Horrors of War: Erich Maria Remarque's All Quiet On the Western Front

War, this is one of the most disgusting and horrible and truly horrible events in history. One of the most destructive wars in history is the First World War. Trench warfare became the main fighting mode, basically becoming a hell of life for combatants. Dust, corpses, mice prosper in holes, illness, malnutrition, and unbearable conditions, trenches have basically become hell on the earth. Erich Maria Remarque 's novel "Quiet in the Western Battlefield" centers these journal diaries at these conditions, explores how dark they are, and is frustrating

Paul's quiet façade at the forefront of the West In Elmar Maria's remark novel "The Tranquility of the West Front Line", Paul Bowmar draws a brilliant picture of the fear of war. Many of these fears are purely critical things like constant fire and gunfire overhead. But with these physical fear comes from the spirit and emotion. The most important of these is the "war spirit" that soldiers must learn in order to survive in war. The essence of this idea is to completely ignore the battlefield as a hero and I am pleased to die for the honor of his county. Erich Maria Remarque's "all the tranquility of the Western Front" is not a patriotic soldier who is willing to join the war, but draws a vivid picture. Remarque's work is delicately shown, but the soldiers' expectation for war can no longer be far removed from the concept of war in society. "Everything quiet on the western front" is a poor life of the lifetime of a young innocent soldier, Paul Bowmer, throughout the First World War.

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"