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An excerpt from All Quiet on the Western Front that reflects on nationalism is when Paul Bäumer questions the patriotic ideals that led him and his classmates to war. He realizes that they were influenced by teachers and leaders who glorified serving the nation without understanding the true horrors of battle. The novel critiques blind nationalism, showing how it disconnects soldiers from the reality of war and leads to meaningless sacrifice. Paul reflects that the enemy soldiers are just like him—young men forced into violence. This challenges the idea that nationalism always leads to noble action, revealing its tragic consequences.
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