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Battles & Bivouacs: A French soldier's note-book

By Jacques Roujon

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

A soldier's account reveals camaraderie and the brutal shift from civilian life to the harrowing front lines of World War I.

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2018-11-04
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"Battles & Bivouacs: A French soldier's note-book" by Jacques Roujon recounts a French soldier's journey through World War I, offering a first-person view of trench warfare, the bonds formed between soldiers, and the grim realities of combat. Starting with the protagonist's departure from civilian life, the story traces his early days in training, his connections with fellow soldiers like Verrier, and the growing realization of the war's seriousness. The narrative captures the initial enthusiasm and sense of duty, but also hints at the hardships awaiting them as they prepare to confront the front lines, weaving together themes of hope, survival, and the stark transition from peace to war.

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