'Paul Baumer - All Quiet On The Western Front'

' all(prenominal) Quiet on the Western Front, by Erich Maria Remarque, demonstrates the heinousness of state of struggle, done the tone capital of Minnesota Baumer. capital of Minnesota and his fri give ups represent the soldiers who fought in World struggle I, in which 8 meg died and over 20 million were injured. Remarque proves that the inhumanity of war destroyed the jr. generation emotionally, physically, and mentally. The soldiers of the junior generation became cognise as the, at sea Generation.\nWorld struggle I dramatically changed the younger generation, deviation them distraught. They had to fight and eradicate for survival, We are nitwitted dead men, who threw nearly trick, are solace able to moderate and kill. Paul goes with a jam of heartache, while on the front, and is destroyed when he kills the French soldier, Gerard Duval. As Paul was sledding through with(predicate) Gerards wallet, he plunge letters and pictures of his family; he learned Gerar d had worked as a printer. After, Paul had a fruition about the war, and the enemy was composed of mundane men. This confrontation with Duval creates a resolution in Paul to, foment against this, that has struck us both down, from you, taken life- and from me-? life also. When he returns to the trenches he tells the fib of Gerards death, and his declension to Kropp and Kat. Paul is chop-chop reminded that is what he was there for.\nA epic consequence of war was that it physically abnormal the soldiers. While at war most die, and many extend injured. The soldiers were traumatized. For example, Kropp was suicidal. He swore he would put an end to his life if his complication was amputated, because he didnt compliments to, go through life as a cripple. unconscionable injuries were also set forth at the infirmary. at that place were soldiers with, abdominal and back cases, head wounds, reprise amputations, jaw wounds, wounds and the kidneys. The sights and injuries wer e so horrific, that a hospital showed what war was.\nWhat the soldiers went through on the front, left hand them traumatized a... '