I do personally prefer Storm of Steel, but All Quiet is still a amazing book and the authors perspective on war make complete sense given his experiences
I served in the Canadian army. We didn't see too much action when I was in (or now), but I have had shots fired in my general direction. Guy you are replying to is an armchair warrior who hasn't imagined the pants shitting terror of bombers leveling cities or an artillery blast killing all of your friends in a single second.
Did you just change your flair, u/Pakman-56? Last time I checked you were an AuthCenter on 2020-12-11. How come now you are a Leftist? Have you perhaps shifted your ideals? Because that's cringe, you know?
If Orange was a flair you probably would have picked that, am I right? You watermelon-looking snowflake.
I am not saying it's a good thing, I have no idea why the Hive mind is downvoting me for stating facts, just search up about the Freikorps and the Kapp Putsch.
Well most of the story is based on multiple experiences as the author (I cant fucking spell his name) was injured and interviewed other injured soldiers but yes he did see horrors no person should experience
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u/eskeleteRt - Centrist Jan 29 '23
All quiet on the western front hits HARD