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There's lots of written experiences of people living a horrible nightmare during WW1 and 2
Are there any sources from those who genuinely fought on the frontlines who enjoyed it?
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Google Rudolf Von Stroheim
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>>2937856
Oscar Dirlewanger
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>>2937856
i guess everybody "enjoyed" the first few days on the front. Then the Propaganda started wearing of and it went to shit.
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>>2937856
I think Russians at 1945 had a blast looting and raping at will. Of course you had to survive 4 years of brutal war to get to that point.
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Ernst Junger's Storm of Steel seems to be the best pick. He didn't necessarily love it, but saw it overall as beneficial to ones character development.
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>>2937856
Probably the same guys who would today find extremely dangerous hobbies such as as base jumping, flying in wing suits, and hang gliding fun today.
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Storm of Steel by Ernst Jünger is probably the most famous book from WW1 that glorifies rather than laments the soldier's part in it.
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