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Twentieth Century Writers

ALL QUIET on the WESTERN FRONT
by Erich Maria Remarque

• The Bookman, 1929 •


There can be no doubt that it was due to book reviews like the one attached here that help to explain why All Quiet On The Western Front by Erich Maria Remarque was the number one best selling book in the U.S. throughout the year 1929:

“As Homer described the beauty of Helen by its effect on the beholder, so does Remarque describe the horrors of war. And no other literary device, however gymnastic, could convince us so perfectly, could force us to participate so completely in that horror. In this book, war and the long strain of the momentary fear of death are things which reduce all life and living things to a least common denominator of existence.”


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summary and book review of ALL QUIET on the WESTERN FRONT by Erich Maria RemarqueALL QUIET on the WESTERN FRONT by Erich Maria Remarque Reviewed by The Bookman Magazine 19291929 foremost bestseller ALL QUIET on the WESTERN FRONT by Erich Maria Remarque reviewed in BOOKMAN magazineforceful prose about WW1 written by Erich Maria RemarqueWW1 german infantry veteran Erich Maria Remarque described the trenches of the first world warWW1 german infantry soldier summarized horrors of WW1 trench war in ALL QUIET on the WESTERN FRONTww1 book by ww1 veteran becomes best-seller in 1929WW1 book by ww1 veteran reviewed by THE BOOKMAN MAGAZINEbest book of 1929 about ww1

ALL QUIET on the WESTERN FRONT [br]by Erich Maria Remarque

ALL QUIET on the WESTERN FRONT [br]by Erich Maria Remarque

summary and book review of ALL QUIET on the WESTERN FRONT by Erich Maria RemarqueALL QUIET on the WESTERN FRONT by Erich Maria Remarque Reviewed by The Bookman Magazine 19291929 foremost bestseller ALL QUIET on the WESTERN FRONT by Erich Maria Remarque reviewed in BOOKMAN magazineforceful prose about WW1 written by Erich Maria RemarqueWW1 german infantry veteran Erich Maria Remarque described the trenches of the first world warWW1 german infantry soldier summarized horrors of WW1 trench war in ALL QUIET on the WESTERN FRONTww1 book by ww1 veteran becomes best-seller in 1929WW1 book by ww1 veteran reviewed by THE BOOKMAN MAGAZINEbest book of 1929 about ww1
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