The Old Soldier's Story

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The frustration of our brave volunteers has finally gone. Too many "veteran stories" among veterans such as Hancock and Scythe, they only constantly disregard the fact whether they swear the truth of the real story and constantly create a crazy assertion, reliability . He now asks them to stop it. The stake is too high. He feels that future generations will never comprehend the reality of warfare if they do not promise to quickly save an accurate record of their contribution during the conflict. To make matters worse, if he gives reasons for suspecting their authenticity in future generations and giving reasons to doubt their credibility through high-profile stories and unfounded assertions, he and his comrades can be remembered I guess. As a shameless spontaneous motivation, not as a sincere patriot, each tends to pass the ball as a result of "the truth", the cause of his own personal version, behavior, or war.

Ernest Hemingway 's House of Soldiers is not a story about an old man waiting to die but this is a story about a young man named Harold Krebs just from the war. I can not come back and understand what he wants in life. He is at home, but he does not feel at home. Just as he does not want to go home. Krebs knew that he changed, but everything else in his hometown looked the same. He is expected to stay alive from the point where he left during the war, but he does not know what to do. He is confused. He felt that nobody understood what he was experiencing, understanding his internal confusion. He no longer believes in God in the many storms he witnessed in the theater. One person regrets sympathy with Krebs. His trouble can be compared with what other experienced soldiers experienced when returning from war.

In 1919, when the 19-year-old Hemingway returned home, parents did not understand the psychological trauma he had during the war, so they will find a job or call him to go to college wait. His short story "House of Soldiers" makes use of his difficulties in dealing with the ideal of a romantic war for parents and friends. Hemingway eventually began working for Toronto Star Weekly. In 1921 he married his first wife, Hadley Richardson. He became a European journalist in Toronto Daily Star in December 1921 and moved to Paris with his wife. There, Hemingway became a friend of poet Ezra Pond and writer Gertrude Stein. Artists JoanMiró and Pablo Picasso, and other famous foreign writers and postwar Paris artists. Hemingway 's reputation as a journalist and novelist began to rise. His novel "The day rises as usual" was published in 1926 and made him one of the outstanding writers of the time.