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1. all quiet on the western front
   ... Throughout the war Paul came to realize that he really didnamp39t know who he was anymore. He expected home to be perfect when he got there. ...
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2. All quiet on the western front
   ... understand him. Paul and so many others were brought into the war so young that they know of nothing else other than war. Paul held ...
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3. Literary Analysis of all Quiet on the Western Front
   ... Before the war Paulamp39s thoughts remain naive and unrealistic, but now Paul knows the truth and becomes emotionally unbalanced due to the things he sees while ...
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4. All quiet on the western front
   ... own conclusions. Through the ongoing course of the war, Paul comes to grips with the reality of the situation. ampquotThey are strong ...
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5. Character Analysis of All Quiet on the Western f
   ... During his time in the war, Paul Baumer, the narrator and protagonist, changes from a rather innocent Romantic to a hardened and fairly caustic veteran soldier ...
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6. All quiet on the western front essay
   ... Paul reiterates his feelings about the war and its separating effects in a subsequent quote, Baumer once again uses his father to represent the whole of ...
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7. Ethnicity and Intolerance ampquotAll Quiet on the Western Frontampquot
   ... We believe in such things no longer, we believe in the war.ampquot In this quote Paul is expressing his loss of want in his world. He ...
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8. All Quiet On the Western Front War is Human Deterioration
   ... All they wanted to hear was war stories and how triumphant Paul has been. It sickened him to no end to witness their narrowmindedness. ...
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9. Transformations Through War all quiet on the western front
   ... if they survive. Before entering the war Paul and his friends all had goals for what they would achieve. Everything that they hoped ...
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10. All quiet on the Western front
    ... played men lose their lives in war. In the hospitals, Paul sees the direct results of the war. The reader can see that a man can ...
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11. All Quiet on the Western Front
    ... own conclusions. Through the ongoing course of the war, Paul comes to grips with the reality of the situation. ampquotThey are strong ...
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12. All Quiet on the Western Front
    ... own conclusions. Through the ongoing course of the war, Paul comes to grips with the reality of the situation. ampquotThey are strong ...
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13. All Quiet on the Western Front
    ... Paul leaves the war efforts for a short time to visit his ill mother and when he was to back, His unit had been reassigned to another area. ...
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14. All Quiet on the Western Front
    ... As the war wears on Paul becomes hardened towards the horrific scenes of terror. ... Being in the war has caused a sense of isolation in Paul. ...
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15. War is Hell
    ... War is Hell for Paul because all of his friends die, he is isolated from his family, and he experiences mental and physical agony. ...
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16. All Quiet on the Western Front
    ... his eyes. The war also changed Paul by hampering his ability to communicate with the people on the home front. Paul learns that ...
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17. Paul Revere
    ... Latter on in the war, Paul Revere served in the Continental Army as a lietenant, in command of a fort called Castle Island in Boston. ...
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18. all quiet on the western front
    ... Paul defines what the war consists of in the following passage, ampquotShells, gas clouds, and flotillas of tanksshattering, corroding, death. ...
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19. All Quiet on the Western Front
    ... that of one who is older. Before the war, Paul and his friends went to school like all children. Now, as soldiers, they see that ...
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20. unjustified War
    ... As in the war between the Capulets and Montagues, or the Trojan War, and Paulamp39s partaking in World War I is directly resulted from avoidable causes. ...
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21. all quiet on the western front
    ... Paulamp39s attitude towards these aspects of life in war undergoes a conversion first astonished then embittered then indifferent. ...
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22. All quiet on the Western Front
    ... The war was so bad for Paul that he cannot even put it into words. Paulamp39s thoughts artfully describe why he dislikes the Great War ...
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23. All Quiet on the Western Front thesis essay
    ... Paul seems to gain lots of wartime experience during this book. ... Paul joined the war with his friends because they thought it would be fun the movie. ...
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24. All Quiet on the Western Front
    ... their bond is. Kat fills the void which family love adheres and serves as Paulamp39s only ampquotfamilyampquot in the war. Their relationship has ...
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25. lost generation of World war 1 All Quiet on the western fron
    ... All Paul knows is war and there now is no way does he feels he can return and live the normal life he had planned.He thinks to himself,ampquotI am young, I am twenty ...
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26. All Quiet on the Western Front
    ... The war destroyed Paulamp39s ability to interact with people in a social setting. ... Paul feels as though he was taken from life, to go fight the war. ...
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27. The Horrors of War
    ... believe. Paul also realized that after a war like this he would not be able to return to society ever again and fit in. Soldiers ...
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28. All Quiet on the Western Front
    ... Kantorek, unlike Paul had no bad thoughts of the war. ... Throughout the war, Paulamp39s main experiences were of hardships and ultimately of his own death. ...
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29. Paul Laurence Dunbar
    ... by his father, Joshua Dunbar, who escaped from enslavement in Kentucky and served in the Massachusetts 55th Regiment during the Civil War. Paul Laurence Dunbar ...
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30. All Quiet on the Western Front
    ... as a man simply ducks but it kills, if a man thinks about it.ampquot Mainly this statement said by Paul Baumer expresses that the physical acts of war can be ...
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