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by - written on 23/10/09 (Very useful, 61 readings)
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What is it about losing a war that makes for such good literature? This is not meant as a flippant remark, but offered as a genuine observation. All Quiet on the Western Front - probably the greatest (anti) war novel of all time - was written by an ex-German soldier, and Das Boot was also penned by a German author with experience of active service in World War II. Perhaps directly experiencing the bitterness of defeat helps an author to capture fully the misery and suffering of war, rather then looking at the "glamour" of victory. Whatever the reason, if you are a fan of "real" war literature (and not "boys' own adventures" ... Read the complete review
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