Are there any good books about life in trenches? Both WW1

>>9971238
Ungaretti's entire opus, if you can read italian.

>>9971238
Storm of Steel

>>9972014
Hell yeah.

>>9971238
Tolkien and the Great War.

Not kidding. Parts are horrifying.

>>9971238
Journey's End?

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>>9971238
I liked peter hart's The Great War

>>9971238
definitely "all quiet on the western front"

read memoirs.
Poilu
Storm of Steel
All Quiet On the Western Front
Blood Red Snow

imagine being a young kid having to waste your life on some retarded war like ww1 or ww2

>>9972014
Is the uncensored version (with the parts where Jung glorifies the war and says it was very much all worth it) out in English?

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>>9973090
You never really recover from that, sadly. Pic related.

>>9971238
Robert Graves' autobiography, "Goodbye to all that" describes his time in the trenches. ie, a fucking meat grinder for poor men.

Johnny Got His Gun

>>9973768
This is great, also talks about lis literary fellows in the war.

Also has a Monty Python-esque scene where an officer is showing some people how a new grenade is more solid and doesn't explode unless you do something purposefully wrong. Then he gives an example of the purposefully wrong manner and gets killed.

>>9973090
Op picture is from movie

>>9973090
Journey to the End of the Night: the feel

>>9973991
Came here to say this. Obligatory WWI lit.