While on an especially risky patrol, Paul promises himself that, should some soldier hop into his shell-hole, Paul will be …

As Paul stands guard over the Russian prisoners, he ponders how commands from higher-ups have transformed men so like his …

While on the front Paul daydreams about his lovely, tranquil home; when he finally makes it home on leave, he …

Paul says in Chapter Six, “I wonder whether, when I am twenty, I shall have experienced the bewildering emotions of …

Why does Kat say “we are losing the war because we can salute too well”? What does Haie Westhus mean …

Baumer paints a grim, sadistic picture of Corporal Himmelstoss, yet credits the training period under him with supplying the recruits …

Paul’s descriptions of the Russian prisoners of war show evidence of compassion. How have Paul’s attitudes towards the enemy changed …

When Paul is caught in a trench with a soldier from the other side, he wants to help the man’s …

Paul muses: We were eighteen and had begun to love life and the world; and we had to shoot it …

Kantorek the schoolmaster convinced Paul Bäumer and all his schoolmates to enlist, but Paul’s actual wartime experiences prove to be …