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" well it was such a beautiful book.The way Remarque writes is unique,so fluid and moving. But i don't recommand it to people who don't like a realistic way of writing. "

" EMR manages, once again, to deliver a superb, claustrophobic account of the subject. In this case, the year before the outbreak of WW2. An in-depth study of life in Paris at the time, focussing on the diversity of emigrants of the time and the diverse outcome in their lives. Coming from different backgrounds and going to different futures, they are all linked by the present situation. The main character is complete, deep and powerful. With a good dosage of black humour, I particularly enjoyed the stories immigrants of the hotel. "

" One of the greatest books I've ever read. Harsh, tender and definitely moving. "

" This is a very old book that I got from my aunt. It may be the first publishing. "

" FRANCE 1936 GERMAN DR AND WIDOW STORY. DID NOT LIKE ANY OF IT "

" An all time favorite - "

" Very interested, but not so tragedic and lovely like Three Comrades... "

" One of my favorite books. Remarque at it's best. This book transforms you back in time to post war Paris. You can small the dusty streets, cigars and Calvados in the air when you read it. It will leave you nostalgic and hungry for true love and romance straight from the vintage 30s. "

" highly recommended for anyone who likes to read about heavy subjects in a light tone. like a literary bacon cheeseburger with no fat - i loved it. "

" Remarque never fails in turning me into a sobbing monster. I fell in love with this book on the 1st page. I died a little inside on the page 413. It's hard to express how much something can change you and specially when the mentioned thing is a book. Forever in my TOP list. "

" this is like a lost treasure. I wish I was reading Remarque instead of Dostoevsky back in the day. But I am glad to read it now, all the same. Dark, poetic, filled with a quiet agony. People living in a "dying age." Seemed like Cormac McCarthy mixed with St Exupery. I loved it. "

" One of the most beautiful words that I ever saw on paper. Triumphally. "

" One of the greatest books I've read. "

" the one I re-read and rediscover every time I do it, the idea is how soul miving good feelings what ever they lead to can change a person in front of inevitable tragedy of the upcoming war "

" "Te poti apara impotriva insultelor, insa nu impotriva milei." "

" I am in love with this book "

" only Remarque can write like this...amazing "

" The descriptions from this book imprinted on the back of my mind "

" The everlasting story of human tragedy and triumph of life. Read it!!!! "

" It is a bigtime recommendation. Reread after 30 years and love it even more. Love, danger life in Paris just before WW2. "

" Life changer and a gift from the past "

" Read it, loved it, keep re-reading it every couple of years. The characters and relationships are complicated, love is tragic (just like in most of his stories), the story sucks you in. Classic non-All-Quiet on the Western Front - Remarque. "

" I don't know why, but I will always love this book. I've read it like 10 times.Make because I felt very closely connected to the main character and his situation when I first got to it. "

" My favourite book, even more than just a book, it's the whole world for me. I've "lived" every page, every line of it... It's impressed me to the innermost of my heart,it's changed my perception of the world. "

" This is a very old book that I got from my aunt. It may be the first publishing. "

" It is a bigtime recommendation. Reread after 30 years and love it even more. Love, danger life in Paris just before WW2. "

" have read several times...and planning to do it again soon... "

" The hero of this book- Ravic, the talented Jewish surgeon, is one of my beloved characters. Inspite of his hard life he tries to believe in people, to believe in life and to believe in love. "

" One of my favourite Remarque's so far. "

" name a book that can give u a feeling just from the first page, I understood that character , i lived part of his life... "

" this is like a lost treasure. I wish I was reading Remarque instead of Dostoevsky back in the day. But I am glad to read it now, all the same. Dark, poetic, filled with a quiet agony. People living in a "dying age." Seemed like Cormac McCarthy mixed with St Exupery. I loved it. "

" This is a pretty amazing book. Here there are passages of great lyric beauty, despair leavened by a certain absurdist gallows humor, and a riveting plot. This novel makes me want to read more of Remarque. "