Under Fire (Unabridged)

In the trenches of World War I, Henri Barbusse's Under Fire paints a harrowing portrait of the horrors of war. Through the eyes of a young soldier, we witness the brutality, camaraderie, and despair that define life on the front lines. Barbusse's unflinching prose captures the physical and psychological toll of war, exposing the absurdity and futility of the conflict. Under Fire is a powerful anti-war novel that remains as relevant today as it was when it was first published in 1916.