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What do the boys do to himmelstoss in revenge for treating them so harshly during training in all quiet on the western front?
You should get off your computer and read your book. You know you're supposed to, and it really is a good book.
What conditions did men endure during World War 1?
The Trench Warfare had terrible coditions. This includes muddy trenches from the rain of Europe that resulted into Trenchfeet (terrible images of deformed black toes that will be amputated). The rats fed on the dead bodies of men. Conditions were suprising in World War I because more modern weapons were introduced such as tanks, flamethrowers and poisonous gas (which was later banned). A great way to read about the conditions of these men in a first-person-point-of-view is "All Quiet in the Western Front" by Erich Remarque.
Did Hitler read Machiavelli's the Prince?
Probably not. Hitler was notoriously poorly read, with many people in his council later recalling his "library" was made up of almost entirely spaghetti-western style serials and the occasional collection of fables and comic books. While its likely that many of his advisors had read it, Machivelli, like Nietzche is unlikely to have ever found itself on Adolph's bed-side table.FALSE - Better Answer.This is a false statement. Read "The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich" by William Shirer. Shirer explains in great detail how read Hitler was. In fact, during his 5 years living in Vienna as an unemployed young adult, he spend the long days reading book after book. He lived for reading. The purpose of his reading was to understand how to lead and gain power. During this time period, Hitler solidifies his ideologies, especially those related to German Nationalism and antisemitismHans Bowden
What entertainment was their in World War 2 on the frontline?
Men on the front would probably read books or comics of some sort. OR they would make up their own stories or newspapers to read to others/themselves. I don't think this was a type of entertainment to them, because it was just used to release their minds from this climate of war, and makes them reduce their stress by a bit.on one of the Christmas days both England and Germany dropped there guns and had a game of football!!! now that's Christmas spirit!
Did they read a lot during the Holocaust?
No they did not read during the Holocaust because the Nazis took everything they owned
How did Germans feel when their friends were killed in war?
Sad. but detached. read all quiet on the western front
Why did Paul me his friends enlist in the army in the movie all quiet on the western front?
carefree (had to read the book last school year; sorta boring, and in some parts sick)
What do the boys do to himmelstoss in revenge for treating them so harshly during training in all quiet on the western front?
You should get off your computer and read your book. You know you're supposed to, and it really is a good book.
What was it like to fight on the eastern battle front in World War I?
Read "Silence on the Western Front" While it is a boo about the western front, it is very similar to the eastern, and the best book out there about war during World War 1.
How does the mens attitude toward Kantorek in the book All Quiet on the Western Front change during the length of the book?
You really need to actually read the book to understand this question. Kantorek is the schoolmaster who extoles the war to his young students but is in fact a hypocrite. A lot like politicians now.
What quiet activity can you do in your room?
Read
What is 'All Quiet on the Western Front'?
It's some kind of World War 1 movie. It is also one of the greatest books, and if you are a higher-level-thinking individual, you should read this book.
Are library's quiet?
yes,they are quiet so that others can read or look for a book peacefully
Why is the library the best place to read?
it is quiet
What do people do under a tree?
Read and think in the quiet spot
What does Shakespeare mean by the word quiet?
Shakespeare's language is English, and if you can read this answer then you must be able to read English. So, tell me, what does "quiet" mean in English? I'm waiting . . . this shouldn't be hard now . . . I'll give you a hint: it starts with a "Q" . . . have you guessed yet? Yes, "quiet" in English is "quiet". Well done. Now, as Horatio says in Hamlet, "Good my lord, be quiet."
Where to read the book loser online?
you can not read it online C:
