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Who Were the Lost Generation Writers?

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The lost generation era (1883-1900)
Comment from : @durece100

What about Erich Maria Remarque? You forgot about his book „Im Westen Nichts Neues“
Comment from : @wladislawnowozhilow3403

Your narrating voice and presentation are superb! Thank you, I will use this in my class
Comment from : @gsayles2068

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Comment from : @lukajackk4921

Hey! Great video! I totally agree!
Comment from : @crixpydxck1713

Your a g mr beat
Comment from : @Caliphagus

I remember reading the great gatsby in my English class when I was a junior
Comment from : @dorioncarter5829

This is exactly what we’re experiencing now With censorship ship at an all time high I can only imagine what we lost
Comment from : @WhyNotQuestionEverything

Wow this all sounds a lot like today, shows you history repeats
Comment from : @nobodythenobody9779

Even though they were living in one of the darkest times in the history, they were resilient as the sun rises up
Comment from : @cielocover581

Once upon a time, there was a city named Paris, friends??
Comment from : @MartinHomeVideo

Thank you Mr Beat this period of history after world war 1 is all ways skipped over this area of art, culture and literature than defined a modren world
Comment from : @jerryeskridge4798

“One upon a time there was a city called Paris”??? It still exists
Comment from : @digixcentric

Loomers?
Comment from : @seradginasuioloer8727

Never knew Joyce was American
Comment from : @justbrandonokay

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Comment from : @aregirlsreal4131

They suffered "survivor's guilt" as they also had to witness firsthand the atrocities of WW1 President Harding's back to normalcy letter did little to mitigate the trauma PTSD before the phrase was even coined, let alone diagnosed Small wonder they turned their back on tradition But it takes pressure to make a diamond Enter their children, the Greatest Generation I'm sure they saw how war affected their parents and somehow they were able to adapt and become fortified themselves as young men and women WW2 was yet another tragedy but once again the US prevailed (With a little help from the Allied Powers, of course)
Comment from : @invisiblesun6595

All American maybe but James Joyce was Irish
Comment from : @Ryano966

I've always fantasized about the "Lost Generation" and have often thought I should've been apart of them; and wished I were
Comment from : @geico1975

"Lost Generation" is simply a moniker that stuck It really doesn't have any meaning
Comment from : @indydude3367

Very well explainedthanks
Comment from : @MetroHeights

Interesting but James Joyce wasn't American He was Irish
Comment from : @yonathanasefaw9001

They sound like millennials
Comment from : @elijahfordsidioticvarietys8770

Very nice 👌
Comment from : @bikashnayak167

Like if you are in lele cours in France
Comment from : @thelulu2386

i appreciate your making of the video Your explanations for all those lost generation writers is brilliant Your transcripts does everyone good when they don't catch the meaning
Comment from : @alexanglo7925

You are an outstanding explainner I learn a lot
Comment from : @jeanhongkong6873

Bite
Comment from : @vicociraptor

Nice video,very interesting
Comment from : @marielea7036

Not just the war, but the "Spanish" Flu as well! The flu killed more people than the war and had a bigger effect on the world demographically
Comment from : @fuzzydunlop7928

Hi your video was very helpful and informative and gave a good idea what the lost generation is but can you tell me we're you cited your sources?
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