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Erich Maria Remarque nacque a Osnabru¨ck nel 1898. Nel 1916, in piena Grande Guerra, fu spinto ad arruolarsi volontariamente e nel 1917 fu spedito sul fronte occidentale, dove rimase gravemente ferito. Il suo primo romanzo pacifista, Niente di nuovo sul fronte occidentale, fu pubblicato nel 1929. Nel 1933 i nazisti bruciarono e misero al bando le sue opere. Riparato in Svizzera, vi risiedette fino al 1939, anno in cui si trasferì negli Stati Uniti. Nel 1948 tornò in Svizzera, dove visse e continuò a scrivere fino alla morte, nel 1970. Nel 2013 Neri Pozza ha pubblicato Tre camerati, terzo libro della trilogia della guerra, nel 2014 La via del ritorno, nel 2015 La notte di Lisbona e L'obelisco nero, nel 2016 Niente di nuovo sul fronte occidentale, nel 2017 Tempo di vivere, tempo di morire. Nel 1938 Tre camerati divenne un celebre film diretto da Frank Borzage e sceneggiato con successo da Francis Scott Fitzgerald, con Robert Taylor e Margaret Sullavan nei ruoli principali.
All Quiet on the Western Front. E-book. Formato EPUB ebook
EBOOK   9782384611034

All Quiet on the Western Front. E-book. Formato EPUB Erich Maria Remarque   -  Librofilio, 2025  - 

This book is a haunting and unflinching portrayal of the brutal realities of war, as seen through the eyes of a young German soldier, Paul Bäumer. The novel follows Paul and his comrades as they experience the harrowing impact of the World War I, both on the battlefield and within their own hearts and minds. Paul, a high school student, and his friends enlist in the army, inspired by nationalistic fervor. However, their initial idealism quickly fades as they are thrust into the violent and dehumanizing conditions of trench warfare. Through vivid and painful imagery, Remarque depicts the constant terror, exhaustion, and loss that define the soldiers' lives. The novel explores not only the physical dangers of war but also its emotional and psychological toll. As Paul faces the horrors of war, he is forced to confront the disillusionment and grief that accompany the loss of innocence. The once-hopeful young men are transformed by the violence around them, and the novel paints a stark picture of the deep wounds—both visible and invisible—that war leaves behind. Despite moments of camaraderie and fleeting comfort, the soldiers remain trapped in a seemingly endless cycle of suffering. "All Quiet on the Western Front" is a masterpiece of modern literature that captures the horror, futility, and devastating consequences of war. Remarque’s stark and honest writing makes this novel an unforgettable exploration of the human cost of conflict. The book has become an enduring classic, resonating with readers for its universal themes of loss, survival, and the questioning of patriotism and national identity. For anyone seeking a powerful, thought-provoking narrative on the impact of war, "All Quiet on the Western Front" remains an essential read.ABOUT THE AUTHOR Erich Maria Remarque (1898–1970) was a German novelist best known for his anti-war masterpiece All Quiet on the Western Front. Drawing from his own experiences as a soldier in World War I, Remarque vividly portrayed the horrors and futility of war, resonating with readers worldwide. His works, often centered on themes of displacement, loss, and resilience, include "The Road Back" and "Arch of Triumph". Exiled from Nazi Germany, Remarque lived in Switzerland and the United States, becoming a voice for the disillusioned generation. His powerful storytelling continues to inspire and provoke thought globally.

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