ultimate form of destruction

Haylie 2022-04-22 07:01:32

No war on the Western Front: Frontline soldiers are starving and under fire, their lives hanging by a thread. The rear is in high spirits, hungry and hungry for victory. In the future, if anyone wants to fight, he will draw an area and let the generals and kings fight directly without weapons. Whoever wins will truly win.
A team of 200 people looking for food
would be cut in half after one fight, and half again after another fight, and the recruits could only die.
Ask an amputee comrade for boots. The owner of each boot, gradually fell.
When the shot was fired here, the opposite side fell and the camera went from left to right. When it is reversed, it is from right to left when this side falls.
The three lovely French girls across the river are not enemies if they have something to eat. They can comfort each other in the middle of the night, although they don't know what the other party is talking about.
Once the humble postman has power, he begins to exercise it to the extreme, training the soldiers without giving them a chance to breathe. When he entered the battlefield, he was trembling and unable to move forward.
The mother in the rear only hoped that her son would come back safely. The father brought his son in uniform and gathered with his friends to discuss happily how to attack. Victory was at hand.
The soldier on vacation felt that the front line was his place, he did not understand the expectations of the rear, and the soldiers in the rear who were eager to go to battle laughed at his weakness.
There is no real winner in the war. The war crushes all ordinary people, making the good become evil and the evil even worse, which is the ultimate destruction.

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All Quiet on the Western Front quotes

  • Hair-peak soldier: And manufacturers. They get rich.

    [murmurs of agreement]

    Albert Kropp: I think it's more a kind of fever. Nobody wants it in particular, and then all at once, there it is. We didn't want it. The English didn't want it. And here we are fighting.

  • Albert Kropp: Ah, the French certainly deserve to be punished for starting this war.

    Detering: Everybody says it's somebody else.

    Tjaden: Well. how do they start a war?

    Albert Kropp: Well, one country offends another.

    Tjaden: How could one country offend another?

    Tjaden: You mean there's a mountain over in Germany gets mad at a field over in France?

    [Everyone laughs]

    Albert Kropp: Well, stupid, one people offends another.

    Tjaden: Oh, well, if that's it, I shouldn't be here at all. I don't feel offended.

    Katczinsky: It don't apply to tramps like you.

    Tjaden: Good. Then I could be goin' home right away.

    Paul Bäumer: Ah, you just try it.

    Katczinsky: Yeah. You wanna get shot?

    Tjaden: The kaiser and me...

    [the others laugh]

    Tjaden: Me and the kaiser felt just alike about this war. We didn't either of us want any war, so I'm going home. He's there already.

    Hair-peak soldier: Somebody must have wanted it. Maybe it was the English. No, I don't want to shoot any Englishman. I never saw one 'til I came up here. And I suppose most of them never saw a German 'til *they* came up here. No, I'm sure *they* weren't asked about it.

    Paul Bäumer: No.

    Detering: Well, it must be doing somebody some good.

    Detering: Not me and the kaiser.

    Hair-peak soldier: I think maybe the kaiser wanted a war.

    Tjaden: You leave us out of this!

    Katczinsky: I don't see that. The kaiser's *got* everything he needs.

    Hair-peak soldier: Well, he never had a war before. Every full-grown emperor needs one war to make him famous. Why, that's history.

    Paul Bäumer: Yeah, generals, too. They need war.