e havoc of war in his world famous and rather controversial novel All Quiet on the Western Front. In All Quiet on the Western Front Erich Remarque portrays both the emotional and physical effects of the war on soldiers and citizens.

Remarque centers on examining the emotional struggle of soldiers during war in his All Quiet on the Western Front. He expresses how even the strongest man can be made weak by the war. Showing how the war is emotionally weakening, he states in his novel, "One lies down in silence in the corner and eats, the other, an older man of new draft, sobs, twice he has been flung over by the blast of the explosions with out getting anymore than shell-shock" (106). This shows how a man of any age, size or race can be emotionally ripped apart by the tragedy of battle. Remarque also explains how there are many hardships in war and good times

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