Ama il prossimo tuo

Remarque's depiction of the aftermath of war feels so visceral and real. I'm curious what personal or historical influences shaped this story.

The stories of survival and despair felt incredibly raw. I’d love to hear if others connected with their struggles on a personal level.

The characters’ ability to endure was inspiring but also bittersweet. Wondering what influenced this nuanced view of hope in dark times.