Storm of Steel by Ernst Jünger

Storm of Steel by Ernst Jünger

Jünger recounts his own experience as a German infantry officer through some of the First World War's most brutal fighting, describing combat with a controversial precision and even aesthetic fascination that stands in stark contrast to the disillusioned anti-war tone of most trench memoirs from the era.

Unlike All Quiet on the Western Front's condemnation of the war, Jünger writes of combat's terror alongside a genuine, unsettling sense of meaning and intensity he found in it, making the memoir a controversial but historically significant counterpoint within the broader literature of the war.

A controversial, unflinching classic of First World War memoir literature.

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