Frères d'armes (Mémoires de guerre t. 7)

His detailed descriptions feel so authentic — I wonder what moments were hardest for him to write and how he decided what to include.

The vivid imagery made me think about how soldiers process such trauma. Was it too much for some readers, or is that part of the impact?

It added depth to the narrative, but I’m curious if the author intentionally wanted to highlight both the chaos and the human connection.