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Converted by millions of readers, generation after generation, into the great anti-war classic, All Quiet on the Front is a work of brutal denunciation where Remarque reflects part of his experiences as a combatant in the First World War. With pure realism and closeness, Paul Bäumer - the writer's alter ego - narrates the fate of a group of soldiers during the First World War. His talent for transmitting the deepest emotions of the human being, through almost cinematographic images captured with a clear and direct language, leaves an indelible mark on the reader. This harsh and truthful account of the daily life of a soldier is born from the pen of Remarque with the desire to be the voice of an entire "lost generation"; Shortly after its publication, it became, on its own merits, a reference work of 20th century literature.