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1. all quiet on the western fron
   ... Most of Paulamp39s comrades in the war, along with himself, did not volunteer because they wanted to, they joined the cause because they felt obligated to help and ...
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2. All Quiet on the Western Front
   ... Most of Paulamp39s comrades in the war, along with himself, did not volunteer because they wanted to, they joined the cause because they felt obligated to help and ...
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3. Literary themes in All Quiet On The Western Front
   ... millions of people lose their lives. Paulamp39s comrades wonder what exactly are they fighting for. Their elders are telling them that ...
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4. All Quiet on the Western Front
   ... The death of Paulamp39s comrades is the slow, painful death of Paul himself, his supports have vanished leaving him in a solitary feeling state of existence. ...
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5. All Quiet on the Western Front
   ... the voices of my comrades. 186ampquot Voices from his comrades was the cure that Paul needed to calm down. He put his comrades before ...
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6. Character Analysis of All Quiet on the Western f
   ... Before the war, Paul and his comrades were fresh from school, full of hopes and dreams for their future. ... Paul said this about himself and his comrades. ...
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7. Iron Youth
   ... ampquotIt might have easily have happened that we should not be sitting here on our boxes today.ampquot10 For Paul and his comrades, ampquoteverything is new and brave...ampquot10 ...
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8. All Quiet on the Western Front
   ... things with me.ampquotpage.263. Paul and his comrades feel as though they no nothing more than fighting. They feel as though they have ...
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9. Chapter Nine Summary
   ... Paul and his comrades begin to converse of the war and the Kaiseramp39s arrival which erupts into a debate of who is the enemy and who is the good guy. ...
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10. All Quite on the Western Front
    ... Over time Paul and his comrades befriended other soldiers of all ages who eventually became their surrogate family. Paul and his ...
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11. All quiet on the western front
    ... motherliness and more than fear: they are the strongest, most comforting thing there is anywhere: they are the voices of my comradesampquot212. Paulamp39s friends give ...
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12. All Quiet on the Western Front
    ... As comrades of each other, a soldier must do whatever he can to save another comrades life. Acting upon this unspoken swear of protection Paul thinks ampquotof ...
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13. All Quiet on the Western Front
    ... motherliness and more than fear: they are the strongest, most comforting thing there is anywhere: they are the voices of my comradesampquot212. Paulamp39s friends give ...
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14. All Quiet on the Western Front
    ... motherliness and more than fear: they are the strongest, most comforting thing there is anywhere: they are the voices of my comradesampquot212. Paulamp39s friends give ...
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15. All Quiet on the western front
    During his time in the war, Remarqueamp39s protagonist, Paul Baumer, changes from a rather innocent ... The story also focuses on the lives of Baumeramp39s comrades. ...
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16. all quiet on the western front
    ... were facts of life. Remarque depicts a transition in the value systems of Paul and his comrades. Kemmerichamp39s boots, symbolic of ...
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17. All quiet on the Western Front1
    ... circus around me, and these two eyes alone are motionless.ampquot Paul feels emotion ... These comrades felt sentiment for the opponents, for they both lacked passion for ...
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18. lost generation of World war 1 All Quiet on the western fron
    ... and in silence, unknowingly, foolishly, obediently, innocently slay one another.ampquot124isolation from the civilian world causes Paul and his comrades to ...
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19. The Horrors of War
    ... Paul and his comrades would be excited and ready for war. They went and enlisted thinking that they would return war heroes and the town would glorify them. ...
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20. All Quiet On the Western Front War is Human Deterioration
    ... Paul Baumer is a living testament of a man destroyed by the war, not by ... is working through from within.ampquot He had to witness many of his comrades, his classmates ...
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21. All Quite on the Western Front Generation Gap
    ... there ampquothe was a soldier, but at home he is nothing but an agony to himself.ampquot When Paul returns to the battlefield, he is excited to be with his comrades. ...
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22. All Quiet On The Western Front
    ... Paul finally gets back to his own regiment and his comrades, comfort him and help him realize that he did the right thing. Once ...
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23. world war one
    ... Reilly states how Paul has adapted to the front, and says that Paul is eager to return to the comrades whom he can relate to. ampquotI ...
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24. War is Hell
    ... mother and father. At one point in the book Paul states, ampquotI live only for my parents and my comrades.ampquotpg. 56 He obviously loves ...
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25. All Quiet on the Western Front and The red badge
    ... regiment. After returning to the front he watches the last of his comrades die, leaving Paul Baumer the sole survivor. Paulamp39s loneliness ...
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26. All Queit on the western front
    ... circus around me, and these two eyes alone are motionless.ampquot Paul feels emotion ... These comrades felt sentiment for the opponents, for they both lacked passion for ...
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27. All Quiet on the Western Front
    ... return to his trenches. Later on, Paul tells of his encounter with the French soldier to his comrades. His friends explain to him ...
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28. All Quiet on the Western Front2
    ... After the deaths or dismemberment of his classmates, other comrades, and finally his most cherished friend Katczinsky, Paul speaks of being ampquotbroken, burnt out ...
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29. class differences in WW2 lit
    ... Paulamp39s impetus to remain in the war is to stay alongside his comrades. He no longer has any illusions about fighting for the glory of his country. ...
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30. All Quiet On The Western Front
    ... times Paul found his unit to be separated from the rest of the world. He found no belonging to civilization but instead a brotherhood amongst his comrades in ...
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