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Men in War

By Andreas Latzko

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Amidst the backdrop of war, a musician-turned-soldier grapples with the psychological scars of combat, igniting a story about suffering, loss, and the true meaning of heroism.

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2005-07-01
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Summary

"Men in War" by Andreas Latzko is a moving story that reveals the harsh truths of what happens during war. It's a tale of soldiers in a small Austrian town during a difficult war, showing how war affects their minds and feelings. Instead of glorifying war, the book talks about the suffering, the deaths, and the cruelty, making you wonder if heroism and duty are really what they seem. The story starts in a hospital garden, where everyday life goes on even though terrible things are happening nearby. Kids play and women chat as hurt soldiers arrive, showing how people have become numb to the war. Some soldiers act tough, but others are deeply scarred. One soldier, who used to be a musician, is having a hard time with the mental wounds of battle. This beginning sets the stage for a story full of tough choices and sad truths.

About the Author

Andreas Latzko was an Austro-Hungarian pacifist of Jewish origin, a novelist and biographer.

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