Civilisation 1914-1918

Civilisation 1914-1918, written by Georges Duhamel and first published in 1919, is a poignant collection of short stories that captures the profound experiences of French soldiers during World War I. The narrative explores the human condition amid the chaos of war, focusing on the internal struggles and camaraderie among soldiers. Duhamel's vivid imagery and emotional depth provide a haunting portrayal of resilience and despair, making this work a significant reflection on the impact of conflict on civilization. The book has been translated into English by T.P. Conwil-Evans.