Under Fire

"Under Fire: The Story of a Squad" by Henri Barbusse offers a powerful and unflinching look at the realities of World War One. This enduring work of war fiction plunges readers into the heart of trench warfare, depicting the experiences of a squad of French soldiers on the Western Front.

A vital work of historical fiction, "Under Fire" provides a ground-level perspective on the conflict, revealing the brutal conditions and psychological toll endured by those who fought in France. Barbusse's narrative captures the camaraderie and the crushing losses experienced amidst the constant threat of death.

Experience the First World War through the eyes of those who lived it. This edition meticulously preserves the historical integrity of Barbusse's work, ensuring that this important story continues to resonate with readers interested in the history and literature of World War I.

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