Arch of Triumph by Erich Maria Remarque
Well, it's not the first time I've been reading this novel by Erich Maria Remarque and I must say it's definitely my favorite. I'm sure there's no need to speak about Remarque's great style of writing, because it goes without saying.
But I like this book more than the others because of its main character, an outstanding German surgeon Ravic, who lives in Paris as a stateless refugee without any documents. He's more mature and less naive than the others Remarque's characters, like Robert (Three Comrades). And he's not so despaired as Ross (Shadows in Paradise).
But I like this book more than the others because of its main character, an outstanding German surgeon Ravic, who lives in Paris as a stateless refugee without any documents. He's more mature and less naive than the others Remarque's characters, like Robert (Three Comrades). And he's not so despaired as Ross (Shadows in Paradise).