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Comparison Of World War I And The Lost Generation

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World War I had a led to the lost generation; a literary term explaining that it became a time of maturity, when many of the men fighting had been shot and killed. The lost generation and World War I had many drawbacks in society such as an extreme loss of men, a loss of values, and the crashing of the stock market. World War I and the lost generation of war led to the loss of many soldiers fighting for their country. “Countries that were hit hardest by the war lost entire villages of men,” which affected them very negatively in the remainder of World War I (Jaracz). The amount of people lost in this war definitely had a negative impact on the society and culture. The war changed life for people in more ways than one. Not only did many men
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