College Writing
January 13, 3006

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My grandpa, who served in World War II and has been a military man his entire life, said "War is something that can destroy your life and tear apart your family." In Erich Maria Remarque's novel All Quiet on the Western Front, Paul Baumer experiences the dreaded feeling of his family changing. This novel excellently shows how war can tear a person's life apart, changing his whole world around. During the entire novel Braumer rapidly experiences changes from his home family to his solider family. Baumer's experiences in war cause him to develop and change throughout the novel, his stance on many issues change as a result. He has gone from his sheltered childhood and placed in a devastating war which causes him to see through the illusion of a society created by his superiors. He rapidly experiences changes from his home family to his solider family and ultimately the definition of family changes to him.

A major transition occurs in......

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Title: All Quiet On The Western Front
Approximate Word Count: 1117
Approximate Pages: 5 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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