All Quiet on the Western Front

All Quiet on the Western Front All Quiet on the Western Front completes the story of World War I in the utmost entirety. Having this novel capture the life of a German soldier, rather than an American soldier is what makes this story unique. Remarque, being a German American, faces the challenge of writing this WWI reenactment historically accurate. He conquers this challenge with ease, letting history tell its own story. The historical context of …

…kills, if a man thinks about it.” Mainly this statement said by Paul Bäumer expresses that the physical acts of war can be contained in oneself only if his or her mind does not think too deeply of it. This ideal does not mean to act without wisdom. In this time of terrorism, it is difficult to act without thinking righteously. But what must be done for the saneness of our soldiers is that