Res de nou a l'oest (1929)

1. 90
   The Road Back de Erich Maria Remarque (DeDeNoel)

   DeDeNoel: Also by Remarque, The Road Back is often considered a sequel to All Quiet. It has some of the same characters and alludes to others.

2. 80
   Storm of Steel de Ernst Jünger (Usuari anònim)

   Usuari anònim: Taken together, Jünger's memoir and Remarque's novel present a pair of radically different views of the German experience in World War I.

3. 71
   Johnny Got His Gun de Dalton Trumbo (usnmm2)
4. 50
   Abaixeu les armes! de Bertha von Suttner (MarthaJeanne)

   MarthaJeanne: Two anti-war novels written in German. Suttner wrote before WWI about how war affects the families, Remarque after the war about how it affected the soldiers.

5. 83
   Goodbye to All That de Robert Graves (Nickelini, chrisharpe)
6. 62
   Birdsong de Sebastian Faulks (Simone2)
7. 52
   The Things They Carried de Tim O'Brien (chrisharpe)
8. 30
   Three Comrades de Erich Maria Remarque (Usuari anònim)
9. 20
   Generals Die in Bed de Charles Yale Harrison (charlie68)

   charlie68: Also gritty front line portraying of the Great War.

10. 20
    The Wars de Timothy Findley (Cecrow)
11. 10
    The Donkeys de Alan Clark (charlie68)
12. 10
    Four Soldiers de Hubert Mingarelli (susanbooks)
13. 10
    1948: A Soldier's Tale - The Bloody Road to Jerusalem de Uri Avnery (Polaris-)
14. 10
    The Guns of August de Barbara W. Tuchman (charlie68)
15. 11
    La caiguda dels gegants de Ken Follett (mcenroeucsb)
16. 11
    The Yellow Birds de Kevin Powers (aliklein)
17. 11
    The Unknown Soldier de Väinö Linna (andejons)
18. 00
    Regeneration de Pat Barker (sdbear)

    sdbear: Journey of poet Siegfried Sassoon through the futility of WW1 and madness.

19. 11
    A Long, Long Way de Sebastian Barry (starfishian)
20. 00
    Beaufort de Ron Leshem (SqueakyChu)

    SqueakyChu: Both books look at the personal toll of war.

(Mira totes les recomanacions 30)