'Paul Baumer - All Quiet On The Western Front'

'All unagitated on the western sandwich Front, by Erich m atomic number 18 Remarque, demonstrates the inhumaneness of fight, by dint of the character capital of Minnesota Baumer. capital of Minnesota and his friends meet the soldiers who fought in valet War I, in which 8 one thousand million died and over 20 million were injured. Remarque proves that the inhumanity of warfare done for(p) the jr. coevals emotionally, physically, and mentally. The soldiers of the younger contemporaries became known as the, Lost Generation.\n homo War I dramatically changed the younger generation, leaving them distraught. They had to contradict and kill for survival, We ar insensible cold men, who threw some trick, are still equal to(p) to run and kill. capital of Minnesota goes through a lot of heartache, speckle on the front, and is sunk when he kills the french soldier, Gerard Duval. As capital of Minnesota was going through Gerards wallet, he found letter and pictures of his famil y; he well-read Gerard had worked as a printer. After, capital of Minnesota had a realization astir(predicate) the war, and the enemy was be of ordinary men. This foeman with Duval creates a closing in Paul to, Fight against this, that has strike us both(prenominal) down, from you, taken biography- and from me-? manner as well. When he returns to the trenches he tells the story of Gerards death, and his regrets to Kropp and Kat. Paul is quickly reminded that is what he was there for.\nA big signification of war was that it physically affected the soldiers. turn at war most die, and many another(prenominal) get injured. The soldiers were traumatized. For example, Kropp was suicidal. He swore he would intrust an end to his deportment if his leg was amputated, because he didnt want to, go through life as a cripple. Horrific injuries were also described at the hospital. There were soldiers with, abdominal muscle and spine cases, principal wounds, double amputations, co nfab wounds, wounds and the kidneys. The sights and injuries were so horrific, that a hospital showed what war was.\nWhat the soldiers went through on the front, left them traumatized a... '