Talk:Under Fire (novel)

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[edit] Pacifist

Barbusse was not a pacifist, nor is Le Feu a pacifist novel. In the final chapter ("Dawn") he advocates violent revolution against the established imperial powers. - Che Nuevara 18:50, 11 October 2007 (UTC)