Memories from the Frontline

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Focusing on soldiers' memoirs from the Great War, this analysis delves into the authors' writing processes and the public's reactions. It contextualizes these memoirs by exploring various contemporary writings and the evolving language surrounding combat. The study highlights marginalized voices and examines the international reception of prominent texts. By investigating how these memoirs shaped collective memory and public perception, it bridges the gap between autobiography and historical narrative, addressing the interplay of fact and fiction.