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All quiet on the Western Front by Carl Maria Remarque

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Katczinsky, older than the nineteen year olds. Encouraged them to enlist. Exposing them to the horrors of war

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All quiet on the Western Front by Carl Maria Remarque

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Paul, Tjaden, Haie, and Kropp wait for their fellow soldier and friend, Kemmerich, to die.

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Fallen comrades. 150 went into battle only 80 returned.

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Soldiers resting in the trench. No food to eat that evening

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Irish soldiers marching through France

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Postcard Willi sent introducing his two new friends, Privates William's and Clancy

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Willie's father, James Dunne, an Irish police officer.

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Willi Dunne, 1914

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Gretta Lawlor, Willie's love interest

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Back left to right:Tjaden, Haie Westhus
Front left to right: Leer, Müller, Paul Bäumer, Kropp

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Soldiers in a heated battle in the front line.