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A superb book, unpalatable for many -- but a book that is more significant than any he has done since All Quiet on the Western Front. Pub Date: Jan. 21, 1945. ISBN: 0449912450. Page Count: -. Publisher: Appleton-Century. Review Posted Online: N/A. Kirkus Reviews Issue: Jan. 1, 1945. Categories: FICTION.
That Old Gang of Remarque’s. Arch of Triumph. by Erich Maria Remarque. New York, Appleton-Century, 1946. 455 pp. $3.00. Remarque’s latest novel continues the phenomenal popular success of All Quiet on the Western Front, the book that placed him among the leading spokesmen of the “lost generation” of World War I.For months now Arch of Triumph has been a best seller.
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Arch of Triumph, Remarque’s second most successful novel, continues one of the author’s favored themes about powerless and alienated individuals who find the inner strength for survival under ...
Arch of Triumph is true to the novel (and history) but the audience must have felt cheated to be deprived of a 'big' Laughton scene. What does work well is the romantic fireworks between Bergman and Boyer. The lovers only slowly reveal their feelings for each other, and are prevented from full commitment by their refugee status.
First edition of Erich Maria Remarque's moving anti-war novel about the human experience in Paris just prior to the outbreak of World War II in France. A rare book for sale at Opal Rare Books. ... Arch of Triumph (1945) $75.00 "The Rats Are Leaving Paris" Remarque, Erich Maria. Arch of Triumph. New York and London: D. Appleton-Century, 1945.
Arch of Triumph may not be equal to that but it is very good, a beautifully written novel that stands on it's own merit and one that I enjoyed reading from start to finish. The setting is 1938 Paris, nervous about the unrest in Europe prior to the start of World War II, and filled with expatriates and refugees of many nationalities.
