Step into the trenches of World War I alongside Paul Bäumer, a young German recruit whose patriotic fervor is shattered by relentless artillery, poison gas, and the constant fear of death. Remarque's stark, unflinching prose captures the bonds formed in mud and blood, the small mercies that sustain in the face of horror, and the devastating cost of a conflict that leaves men forever changed. Through Paul's eyes, witness the complete collapse of idealism and the profound human toll of industrialized warfare.

"A masterpiece of war literature-grimly authentic yet deeply moving."

First published in 1929. Translated into English by Arthur Wesley Wheen.