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Henri Barbus
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“Henri Barbus wrote 'Under Fire' during the First World War, presenting an anti-war perspective and advocating for soldiers to refuse to fight.”

Sentiment: Deep Dive
Trigger: complexity of soldiers' emotions
For: Readers interested in military psychology and the emotional experiences of soldiers
Key quote: “Men hated this fighting but found excitement in it often exultation sometimes an intense stimulus of all their senses and passions before reaction and exhaustion.”
The host discusses the multifaceted emotions of soldiers during warfare, referencing Henri Barbus's 'Under Fire' to illustrate the contrasting feelings of fear and excitement. This book provides insight into the psychological complexities faced by soldiers, highlighting their heroism amidst the horrors of war.