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Assignment:
Read Erich Maria Remarque, All Quiet on the Western Front (in its entirety)
Answer the following question in a one-page paper:
Citing specific evidence from Remarque's All Quiet on the Western Front (not from the textbook), how did World War I affect Paul and his friends?
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All Quiet on the Western Front is a book that portrays the encounters of youthful soldiers
who take part in the First World War. Paul Baumer is used to clarify the motivation behind why
he together with his friends, similar to the world, inquire as to why? Paul and his friends are
denied an opportunity to make the most of their lives while they were still youthful.
In chapter 2 (11) Paul clarifies how his generation varies from that of the more seasoned
soldiers or even his parents in that Paul's generation never had an existence before the war as
opposed to the others who had an opportunity to feel secure and contented before the war. In
chapter 10 (126) Paul...