All Quiet On the Western Front B2 2025 by Meg Sayago

Social Context PTSD

msayago — 2025-02-04 14:40:10 UTC

This journal article discusses PTSD in modern film depictions.

Economic Context PTSD

msayago — 2025-02-04 14:55:28 UTC

What role does PTSD play in economic conditions post war?

Social Context - Ian Abreu

205455ia — 2025-02-28 16:00:37 UTC

This article talks about how many of the soldiers admitted into the war during world war 1 had neurological symptoms which posed challenges on the army and government

Social Context - Francisco Ramirez

2025-02-28 16:07:44 UTC

This article speaks about the PTSD that the soldiers have experienced through the war. This became a challenge during and after the war as numerous soldiers had PTSD attacks.

Technological Context- Ian Abreu

205455ia — 2025-02-28 16:15:52 UTC

In this article it talks about the germans had developed machine guns zeppelins and sea and air borne weapons in an attempt to secure the victory in the first world war as well as chemical weapons

Adam- social

2025-02-28 16:19:30 UTC

This article talks about ptsd and how it can affect a person as well as some of the effects of PTSD.

Economic - Yanelin Duran

206721yd — 2025-02-28 16:25:30 UTC

This article talks about Germany's economic suffering during and after the war.

kasem- Economic Context PTSD

2025-02-28 16:26:03 UTC

this website talks about the PTSD that soldiers get after seeing there friends or comrades dieing. many veterans and civilians suffering from PTDS may struggle to reintegrate into the workforce. those who do work may experience difficulties concentrating, maintaining consistent. In the study, the investigators brought to light the extent to which PTSD not only impacts Veterans, but civilians, as well. The research team found that civilians accounted for 82% of the total PTSD costs, compared with 18% for the military population. That disparity is predicated on the fact that the number of civilians far exceeds that of active-duty military and Veterans. Although PTSD is more prevalent in the military, the number of civilians with PTSD still tops the number of Veterans with that condition.

New estimated death count during WWI

2025-02-28 16:26:44 UTC

This article speciially talk about how they have now estimated a closer amount of deaths during WWI

social- brayan

2025-02-28 16:29:43 UTC

It is about The social context is the environment in which social interactions occur, encompassing the cultural, economic, political and social conditions that influence people's lives.

Historical - Yanelin Duran

206721yd — 2025-02-28 16:31:12 UTC

This goes into detail about the historical aspect of the war. How it started, who was involved, and what took place.

WOMEN ON THE HOME FRONT

2025-02-28 16:31:25 UTC

During World War I, women on the home front primarily took on new roles in the workforce, filling jobs previously held by men who were drafted to fight, including working in factories, particularly munitions production, as well as taking on roles in agriculture, transportation, and clerical work

kasem-survivers

2025-02-28 16:31:39 UTC

this Article talks about survivers Just over 21.9 million U.S. military Veterans are part of the 307 million people living in the United States; another 1.4 million Americans serve in the active duty military. On Veterans Day, we honor all who served, knowing that all Veterans, whether they served through the harshest conditions of combat or during peacetime, took on the ultimate responsibility of citizenship in a free society and in doing so served us all.

Lilah

2025-02-28 16:32:18 UTC

This article talks about the aftermath of World War 1 on Germany

brayan silverio

2025-02-28 16:32:29 UTC

Social and community context includes key issues such as cohesion within a community, civic participation, discrimination, conditions in the workplace, and incarceration.

Francesca- social Context

2025-02-28 16:32:50 UTC

The article is talking about the impact of the PTSD in the veterans in world war one. How they probably live with all that trauma all their lives. The impact that the world war one leaves in the veterans and in all the world.

Economical- Adam

2025-02-28 16:36:19 UTC

This article is about the economical- viewpoint on war it talks about costs in war

Lilah

2025-02-28 16:36:23 UTC

This article talks about how after World War 1, when the German soldiers returned home, everyone thought they had gone crazy. This was before the idea of "PTSD" was unacceptable in Germany and the soldiers were dubbed "hysterical".

Francesca- Historical context

2025-02-28 16:50:30 UTC

This article is talking about the change of attitudes toward World War One. how the impacts that left and the developed of the world .

Quamaye

2025-03-01 04:22:07 UTC

This article discusses the aftermath affects of world war 1, like cost of lives and damage and so on.

Quamaye

2025-03-01 04:26:27 UTC

This article is discussing about how ptsd can start like from being in battle and seeing who you most care about die. Then it is compared to people who get Ptsd from another source without being in the war.

Economic Context - Daniil Segreaves

205400ds — 2025-03-01 05:36:11 UTC

This journal article goes through the economic impact of WWI which includes Germany, inflation, export prices, etc.

Social Context - Daniil Segreaves

205400ds — 2025-03-01 05:50:32 UTC

This short article explains how German-American immigrants were treated out of fear during the First World War.

Arshan-Social Context

2025-03-03 13:20:18 UTC

In the article All Quiet on the Western Front and the Fate of war, Modris Ekstiens talk about how Erich Maria novel changed the way people thought about World War. The book helped shape the society memory and understanding of the war.http://jstor.org

Arshan-Social

2025-03-03 14:59:25 UTC

This article talks about how the banning of All Quiet on the Western Front in Germsny and Austria reflected the rise of political tensions of time, the nazi party saw the novel as a threat to the nationalists ideals.

http://jstor.org

Historical - Alexa M

2025-03-03 17:01:30 UTC

It helps to read this article because this article it gives you more facts about what happened. The actual it talks about about the Great War that happened in 1014. This article gives us so much contact on who was involved and exactly about the cause of conflict. The major events that were happening Germany's Schlieffen Plan and battles and the First Battle of the Marne. The Russians revealution in 1917 to lead the Russia leaving the war. This can help give us a better understanding of the movie and all the background behind it.

Social - Alexa M

2025-03-03 17:13:55 UTC

This source it helps us understand the movie more with what the soldiers really felt and how much stress and trama it can give people. The war it affects people in so many ways like when being in war you see fellow soldiers pass and them not being able to be saved. They see countless people die and they have to fight for their life constantly. This article really goes into detail about what happens in peoples minds when they are at war. The drama that it can give overall and even in your later years such as even 20-40 years it can still haunt or affect them in their daily life.

Arshan -Social

2025-03-03 17:44:47 UTC

In his article All Quiet on the Western Front and the Fate of a War, Modris Eksteins explains how Erich Maria Remarque's novel changed the way people thought about World War I. He shows how the book helped shape society's memory and understanding of the war.https://www.jstor.org/stable/260517?utm_source=chatgpt.com

Kerem

2025-03-03 19:37:34 UTC

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4663500/

This article talks about who ptsd can affect someone in different ways. It can be different based on a persons situation, it can also be different based on what they remember.

2025-03-04 01:16:50 UTC

this article talks about what they are trying to do to fix PTSD and how to deal with that disorder.

2025-03-04 01:17:51 UTC

talks about how many people it effected and what it could do to the mental health of a veteran

Social Context - Will Churetta

2025-03-05 02:31:03 UTC

This article goes in depth about Propaganda used in World War I on both sides of the war. The Germans used propaganda in many ways but on of the more successful ways was its propaganda to urge young men to join the military and the war. They would tell the children that the army was the army was the "school of the nation" and that "such an 'education' of society was carried out not by civilians, but by the military". This was a brainwashing strategy used at a young age to encourage the children to fight when they are able.

Social Context- Will Churetta

2025-03-05 02:34:59 UTC

A short article more on German Propaganda in World War I. This included making the opposing side seem as if they were violent apes, as well as putting the Germans is a positive powerful stance.

Joel Jimenez - The Economic Impact of World War I on Post-War Germany (Economic Context)

2025-03-05 15:20:03 UTC

This paper highlights the effects that World War I had on the economy of Germany with respect to the aspect of inflation, war debts, and the economic collapse that followed after the war. All Quiet on the Western Front depicts the dark future awaiting the returning soldiers, and such an economic context could help the viewers to understand the financial conditions under which veterans existed in post-war Germany. The way the film presents financial instability is borne out of reality against which soldiers attempted to readjust in a society that had disintegrated around them.

Technology in World War I (Technological Context)

2025-03-05 15:24:46 UTC

This section of Britannica describes World War I technological innovations like tanks, airplanes, and chemical warfare. Such innovations profoundly changed warfare, and their impacts are illustrated exceedingly well in All Quiet on the Western Front, where terrifying soldier experiences in battle were shaped by newer and deadlier weapons. The introduction of technologies of modern warfare was responsible for the huge number of casualties and the trauma inflicted on these soldiers; it is one of the themes vividly portrayed in the film.

Sean McLaughlin - Social Context

102822sm — 2025-03-10 15:36:11 UTC

In the article it talks about a disorder that nearly 30-40 percent of soldiers in battle develop throughout time serving. This disorder is post traumatic stress order which causes flashbacks, distress, and pain. They gain this by having combat stress and witnessing the events of war, including very gruesome deaths and effects on their brain.

Sean McLaughlin - Historical

102822sm — 2025-03-10 16:18:34 UTC

This article talks about the major effects that Germany felt because of the war. Including Germany having to take full responsibility for World War One. They had to pay over 60 billion dollars for the damages of the war, which destroyed their economy. They also lost 13% of land and 12% of its population after the war which had a huge negative effect on the country. The Treaty of Versailles also limited Germany in many ways like more lost land and a limited military.

Social Context - Jalian Velez

2025-03-12 15:37:29 UTC

This PDF goes into details about how food was distributed and how they dealt with the food situation in general during the war

Historical Context - Hozzy Wilson

2025-04-01 14:34:28 UTC

Remarque would return to scenes of the war and to postwar Germany for subjects of his novels. The world would read his words and understand the questions of his generation, and the critics would treat his book kindly. Modern readers return again and again to his words because their powerful message delineates a dehumanization vastly surpassed by modern technological warfare.